Ferrari will field a Michael Schumacher tribute livery at Monza this weekend, marking 30 years since the German joined the Scuderia and 20 years since his final Ferrari win in China. The special paintwork honors Schumacher's five titles with the team and his five Monza victories in red—1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, and 2006.
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton will wear bespoke race suits featuring Schumacher's logo and the seven stars he carried on his helmet to represent his world championships. Ferrari unveiled the livery Tuesday, citing Schumacher's "impact on the racing world" and "enduring mindset" as inspiration.
The timing is pointed. Hamilton, now in his first season at Maranello, gets his first crack at Monza in Ferrari red with a direct line drawn to the team's most dominant era. If Ferrari's current form holds through the temple of speed, the tribute could mark more than nostalgia—it could be the start of another golden stretch.
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