Schumacher's winning chassis sold for millions
Yes The winning chassis in which Michael Schumacher drove for Ferrari in 1998 has fetched a lot of money. The F300 was auctioned in Monterey, America. The buyers had to dig deep into their pockets to obtain the item.
The auction house RM-Sotheby's often comes up with classic cars and they regularly bring in staggering amounts of money. For lovers of classic cars, it is a unique opportunity to purchase a piece of automotive history.
Historic car
The F300 went to its new owner for $6.2 million. The chassis participated in four races, namely: Canada, France, Great Britain and Italy. Schumacher won all four Grands Prix with it and so the new owner has a historic car in his hands. With a sales price of around six million dollars, it is not the most expensive modern Formula 1 car that has been sold. The Ferrari F2001 was previously sold for around 7.5 million dollars.
Michael Schumacher’s 1998 Ferrari F300 just sold for $$6,220,000 at the RM Sotheby’s Auction in Monterrey, California. Read about this amazing car at https://t.co/U2PG8La7KM (Lots of photos too).#KeepFightingMichael pic.twitter.com/CZvxZmfmBv
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