Michael Schumacher: The Grand Prix of the 2001 Ferrari Grand Prize sold for 13.43 million pounds

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Ferrari, aimed at victory by Formula One legend Michael Schumacher of the Monaco Grand Prix in 2001, was sold for € 15.98 million (13.43 million pounds) per auction.

He also competed in the F2001 to win the Hungarian Grand and hit the fourth of its seven world titles in the same year.

The car was sold by RM Sotheby’s before qualifying for this year’s Monaco Grand Prix and became the most expensive car driven by the German, 56 -year -old, which will be auctioned.

It was also the fourth most expensive F1 car ever sold – the world record was set in February, when Mercedes’ Streamline, competing with Sir Sterling Moss and Juan Manuel Fangio, went for £ 42.75 million.

Previously, the most paid for a car driven by Schumacher was the offer of £ 9.75 million for its F2003 in 2002.

Ferrari will hopes to imitate Schumacher’s success in 2001 in Monte Carlo with Charles Leclerk, second, behind Lando Norris of McLaren, on the net for the Sunday race.

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