Overview
- Scuderia Ferrari officially revealed the one‑off SF‑26 livery and bespoke team kit on Tuesday, September 1, for use at the 2026 Italian Grand Prix in Monza.
- The design explicitly draws on Schumacher’s 1996 F310, returning the chassis to an all‑red finish while adding retro numbers, Schumacher’s MS logo, seven stars for his titles, his signature on the bodywork, and subtle gold‑tinted BBS wheels.
- Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton will race in the special livery and wear matching Schumacher‑inspired overalls, helmets and racewear that feature the seven‑star motif.
- Three Schumacher‑era Ferraris — the F310, the dominant F2002 and the 248 F1 — will be on display at Monza, with Rubens Barrichello set to drive the F2002 on Saturday and Sebastian Vettel taking a celebratory lap in the same car on Sunday, organised by Ferrari’s F1 Clienti.
- Ferrari frames the programme as a dual tribute and technical statement marking 30 years since Schumacher joined Maranello and 20 years since his final Ferrari season while showcasing sustainable‑fuel demos that connect the team’s heritage to current technical priorities.