Radio-Controlled Ferrari F2002 F1 Car Expected to Bring Up to $250,000 at Auction The 1:3-scale car took a thousand hours years to build — and was signed by Michael Schumacher.

Ferrari F2002 chassis number 219 was used during Scuderia Ferrari's 2002 season, with both Schumacher and his teammate, Rubens Barrichello, using the car over the course of the year en route to ...

Are you looking to own a bevel gear from Michael Schumacher s Ferrari F2002 World Champion F1 car? How about a differential yep, that s right, a diff ...

The Ferrari F2002 driven by Michael Schumacher to numerous race victories during the 2002 Formula 1 season sold for a cool $6,643,750 inclusive of buyer’s fees at RM Sotheby’s’ recent Abu ...

17 years ago, Michael Schumacher won his fifth Formula 1 title driving the Ferrari F2002 car. At the end of this year, just hours before the last race of the season, that car will sell to the ...

Ferrari F2002 Winning Engine Up for Grabs!Any Formula One racing, racing cars and Michael Schumacher fans that have some 55,000 euros or approx. $70,000 stashed in their bank accounts or under the ...

Between November 22 and December 2, 2019, RM Sotheby's is holding an online-only auction of Formula 1 memorabilia. It heavily focuses on the early '80s, early ...

Ferrari is letting go of one of the most important pieces of machinery in the company’s history, an engine from the F2002 race car, and it can be yours for a mere $70,000.The 3.0L V10 puts out ...

The F2002 is the 48th Ferrari single-seater conceived specifically to contest the Formula One World Championship. According to Ferrari, the design philosophy of the new car follows that of the F2001.

A 1:3 scale radio-controlled Formula 1 car inspired by the Ferrari F2002 championship-winning car is going to auction, but if you want to add it to your toy collection, you'd better be prepared to pay ...