![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/schumachers-record-breaking-ferrari-tipped-set-to-sell-for-staggering-price/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/crop-20361812.jpg&description=MICHAEL SCHUMACHER'S world championship-winning Ferrari is expected to sell for more than £8MILLION at auction. The F1 legend, 53, won seven drivers titles between 1994 and 2004 - the last five of which came with the iconic Italian racing team. Schumacher claimed five titles in a row between 2000 and 2004Credit: Getty - Contributor The German used the iconic car for the 2003 campaignCredit: EPA The legendary Ferrari car is going up for sale on FridayCredit: Reuters It will be auctioned off at a sale in Geneva, SwitzerlandCredit: EPA Schumacher won five races in this car during the 2003 seasonCredit: Reuters He beat Fernando Alonso to the crown in this carCredit: EPA It has an iconic design, made historic by Schumacher's achievementsCredit: EPA A picture of the steering wheel shows the fascinating set-up of the carCredit: AFP And now the German's 2003 Ferrari car - which helped Schumacher to five race wins on his way to the title - is going up for sale at an auction in Geneva on Friday. The supreme feat of engineering saw him eclipse Juan Manuel Fangio to become the first ever racer to win six F1 world championships. Now, someone will be able to own the incredible piece of motor racing memorabilia. Vincent Luzuy, executive assistant to the director of RM Sotheby's sales - who are auctioning the car, explained why it is such a precious commodity. He told Reuters: "It's special because this car is one of the only four cars with more than four wins in the Ferrari history and especially with one of the most skilled driver's of his generation, Michael Schumacher." The "Chassis 229" Ferrari is set to fetch around £8.4m at auction as F1 fans flock to try and snap up the car. Back in April, his 1998 Ferrari car was sold at auction for £5m, while his 2001 car used at the Monaco Grand Prix hit the £6m mark. Schumacher's record-breaking tally of seven world titles has since been matched by Lewis Hamilton. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST NEW CUSTOMER SIGN UP DEALS But it is still yet to b){kind=link}
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MICHAEL SCHUMACHER’S world championship-winning Ferrari is expected to sell for more than £8MILLION at auction.
The F1 legend, 53, won seven drivers titles between 1994 and 2004 – the last five of which came with the iconic Italian racing team.
And now the German’s 2003 Ferrari car – which helped Schumacher to five race wins on his way to the title – is going up for sale at an auction in Geneva on Friday.
The supreme feat of engineering saw him eclipse Juan Manuel Fangio to become the first ever racer to win six F1 world championships.