The Cars Collection of H.S.H. the Prince of Monaco is set to unveil a new exhibition titled “Ferrari F1 in Monaco: History and Victories,” running from May 9 to August 31, 2024. This exhibition will celebrate Ferrari’s storied presence in the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, offering a deep dive into the team's enduring success on this iconic circuit.
The bond between Ferrari and Monaco began on May 21, 1950, when the inaugural Monaco Grand Prix took place. That day, Ferrari’s 125S, driven by Alberto Ascari, clinched second place, marking the start of Ferrari's remarkable journey in the Principality. Over the decades, Ferrari has amassed a prestigious record at Monaco, securing nine victories along with numerous pole positions and fastest laps, establishing a legacy of dominance on this challenging track.
The exhibition will feature an impressive lineup of Ferrari’s most iconic F1 cars. Highlights include models once driven by racing legends such as Michael Schumacher, whose career is synonymous with Ferrari’s triumphs; Niki Lauda, celebrated for his incredible resilience; Gilles Villeneuve, renowned for his fearless driving; and Sebastian Vettel, a four-time World Champion. The display will also include the SF90, driven by Charles Leclerc, which marked his significant victories at Spa and Monza in 2019.
Founded in 1939 by Enzo Ferrari, Ferrari has become synonymous with luxury, performance, and innovation in the automotive world. Known for its high-performance sports cars and cutting-edge technology, Ferrari continues to lead in automotive engineering and design. The brand’s commitment to excellence is evident in its continuous success on the track and in the creation of some of the most coveted cars in automotive history.
The “Ferrari F1 in Monaco: History and Victories” exhibition promises to be a captivating experience for motorsport aficionados and history enthusiasts, offering a unique glimpse into Ferrari's illustrious past and its enduring impact on Formula 1.