Ferrari will roll out a Schumacher tribute livery at Monza, painting the SF-26 in extra red — the white engine cover is gone — and adding his signature between the driver numbers and the HP logo. Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton's numbers swap to a retro font, gold accents hit the BBS rims, and Schumacher's trademark white helmet stars now sit on the nose. The livery marks thirty years since Schumacher's 1996 Ferrari debut and pulls cues from that season's F310. His former teammate Rubens Barrichello and Sebastian Vettel will parade the 2002 car — the most dominant Ferrari ever built — on Saturday and Sunday. Schumacher started 179 races for the Scuderia, won five consecutive titles from 2000 to 2004, and took 72 wins under Jean Todt and Ross Brawn. Ferrari credited him with instilling a relentless, detail-obsessed culture that still shapes the team. For Hamilton, his first Monza in red now doubles as a rolling monument to the driver who defined Ferrari's golden era.
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