Schuberth RF1 helmet used by Schumacher during the 2010 season. The design is simply spectacular. It has been hand signed by Michael on the visor.

This helmet has been manufactured by Jens Munser (official designer / manufacturer of the original helmet).

GIANCARLO FISICHELLA
Original Race-Worn Helmet
Benetton B199 • Australian Grand Prix, 1999

An exceptional and highly evocative race-used helmet from the 1999 FIA Formula One World Championship, worn by Giancarlo Fisichella during his tenure with Benetton Formula—most notably at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.

Constructed by Bieffe and finished in Fisichella’s distinctive late-1990s livery, the helmet features a clean white base accented by bold blue, green, and yellow geometric panels. Prominent period sponsorship includes Mild Seven, Korean Air, Agip, OMP, Tag Heuer, and Kickers, all consistent with Benetton’s striking visual identity during this era.

The aerodynamic shell retains its original visor assembly, with Korean Air branding across the visor strip and Bieffe identification to the lower edge. The crown is adorned with the large Mild Seven logo, a defining feature of Benetton’s 1999 campaign. The overall configuration precisely matches period race imagery of Fisichella in the cockpit of the Benetton B199.

The helmet exhibits clear and honest signs of race use, including minor scuffs, surface marks, and light abrasions to the paintwork, particularly around the visor aperture and crown. These details, combined with visible aging to decals, provide compelling evidence of authentic track use rather than later presentation.

Internally, the helmet retains its original lining and manufacturer labels, with period-correct construction and materials consistent with late-1990s Formula One standards. The interior shows age and use appropriate to its competition history.

Fisichella, one of Italy’s most accomplished Formula One drivers, was a key figure in Benetton’s post-championship era, delivering strong performances during the 1999 season. Helmets from this period—bridging the Schumacher championship years and the team’s transition into the Renault era—are increasingly sought after by collectors.

A rare opportunity to acquire a genuine, race-used Formula One helmet from the iconic Mild Seven Benetton era, directly associated with one of the sport’s most respected drivers.

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A superb Schuberth Q2 karting helmet, personally used and signed by seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher during his 2007 post-retirement testing and karting sessions with Ferrari.

Finished in Schumacher’s unmistakable gloss orange and white Ferrari livery, the helmet displays sponsorship decals from Vodafone, AMD, Ferrari, and Schuberth, reflecting the same aesthetic worn during his final Scuderia Ferrari seasons. The helmet bears the factory serial number MS-2007.006, designating it as one of Schumacher’s authentic Schuberth-manufactured personal units.

The piece is autographed in black marker on the left temple, accompanied by Schumacher’s characteristic “MS” insignia and the year notation “2007”. The helmet’s design incorporates Schumacher’s symbolic Chinese dragon motif, representing strength and success, along with his white star crown across the top dome.

Produced by Schuberth GmbH, the German firm responsible for Schumacher’s Formula One safety helmets, the Q2 model was engineered for kart and test use, maintaining identical aerodynamic and safety standards to his F1-specification lids.

Accompanied by its original Schuberth helmet bag, this example remains in excellent condition, exhibiting only minimal traces of display handling. A rare opportunity to acquire a genuine artifact associated with Schumacher’s transition from Formula One competition to his private Ferrari testing and karting activity — an era that reflected his enduring passion for speed and perfection.

Description:

• Authentic Schuberth Q2 helmet used by Michael Schumacher

• Serial No. MS-2007.006

• Signed and dated “2007” by Michael Schumacher

• Official Ferrari Vodafone/AMD livery with dragon motif

• Includes original Schuberth carry bag

• Excellent presentation and preservation

Dimensions: 34 × 27 × 25 c

A magnificent, museum-grade collectible representing Schumacher’s legacy with Scuderia Ferrari and his unrelenting commitment to performance, even beyond Formula One.

This steering wheel is an authentic MOMO-manufactured Formula One steering wheel from the 1997 Ferrari F310B, the car driven by Michael Schumacher during his second season with Scuderia Ferrari. Handcrafted by MOMO specifically for Ferrari’s F1 program, the wheel represents a pivotal step in the evolution of Formula One cockpit technology—bridging the era between mechanical simplicity and digital precision.

Constructed from carbon composite and aluminum, the wheel features a black suede grip for optimal tactile control under high G-force conditions. The face is dominated by a red digital display cluster, bearing the bold yellow MOMO logo, and surrounded by a series of multicolored rotary switches and tactile push-buttons, each assigned to critical vehicle functions.

Among the most notable controls are:

• N (Neutral) – green button for gearbox neutral engagement.

• L (Limiter/Launch) – red/orange button for pit lane limiter or launch mode.

• RADIO – yellow button for team communication.

• Rotary selectors for engine mapping, fuel mixture, brake balance, differential settings, and power steering control (“PS”).

The reverse side houses dual metal paddle shifters, controlling Ferrari’s semi-automatic gearbox system—an advanced configuration at the time—and the quick-release hub assembly, allowing rapid detachment from the steering column.
Identification markings underneath include:

• VLN-981 #22

• 091FE32 / MTRAT

These internal Ferrari-MOMO references identify the wheel’s build batch and configuration, consistent with late-1990s Scuderia Ferrari F1 equipment.

Historical Context

The Ferrari F310B, designed by John Barnard and refined by Rory Byrne, was campaigned by Michael Schumacher and Eddie Irvine throughout the 1997 FIA Formula One World Championship. This was the car in which Schumacher famously battled Jacques Villeneuve for the title, cementing Ferrari’s return as a leading force in Formula One after years of struggle.

This MOMO steering wheel exemplifies the technological sophistication of the period: analog in tactile form, yet digitally integrated through electronic engine management and communication systems. It remains a tangible artifact of Schumacher’s relentless pursuit of precision and Ferrari’s revival during the late 1990s.

Technical Features

• Manufacturer: MOMO (for Ferrari)

• Model: Ferrari F310B (1997)

• Driver: Michael Schumacher (Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro)

• Materials: Carbon fiber composite, aluminum, suede

• Controls: Multi-function rotary selectors, push buttons, paddle shifters

• Display: Digital LCD gear and RPM readout

• Mounting: Quick-release hub mechanism

• Markings: VLN-981 #22 / 091FE32 / MTRAT

This steering wheel is a rare and highly sought-after piece of Formula One history, representing both Ferrari’s technical renaissance and Michael Schumacher’s early legacy with the team. As an instrument through which Schumacher commanded the F310B, it encapsulates the artistry, innovation, and competitive spirit that defined one of the most iconic eras in motorsport.

Max Verstappen Official Red Bull Racing Signed Helmet – Schuberth Replica

Own a spectacular piece of modern Formula 1 history with this official Schuberth replica helmet, personally signed by Max Verstappen, the 2x World Champion and dominant force of the new era.

• Authentic Schuberth Helmet Replica crafted in precise detail, identical to what Max Verstappen wore during his time with Red Bull Racing-Honda.

• Finished in his iconic white, red, and yellow livery featuring bold Red Bull, Honda, and CarNext.com branding.

• Adorned with Verstappen’s unmistakable gold lion crest on top, symbolic of his fierce racing identity and Dutch pride.

• The visor features a bold, hand-signed autograph by Max Verstappen, making this a highly sought-after collectible.

• Additional sponsor detailing includes TAG Heuer, Puma, Mobil 1, Jumbo, and Citrix — all presented in high-fidelity, race-accurate placement.

• Verstappen's personal logo, “MV #33”, and Verstappen.com branding appear on the rear, highlighting the helmet’s custom driver-specific finish.