The following shoes are exceptional, this is the only pair known to have been worn and race used by Michael Schumacher. The brand is "Canada", Michael Schumacher worn the shoes during the only major international race held at Autopolis which was the final race of the 1991 World Sportscar Championship season, the 1991 430km of Autopolis, which was won by Michael Schumacher and Karl Wendlinger in a Mercedes-Benz C291 fielded by Sauber.

This great piece is a tire and rim of the Ferrari F300 used by Michael Schumacher during the 1998 Italian GP that took place in Monza. The race was won by M.Schumacher. Hand signed by Michael.

Mumm Magnum Champagne bottle from the SPA (Belgium GP) which saw the victory of Michael Schumacher in 2002.

It is accompanied by the Bridgestone 1st place cap that Schumacher signed and dated as well in black marker.

This is an extremely rare 1995 Michael Schumacher Benetton B195 steering wheel SIGNED. This steering wheel has been heavily used during the 1995 season.A very rare and superb collectible item.

An exceptional full-scale replica of the Schuberth RF1 helmet worn by Michael Schumacher during the 2004 Formula 1 season, one of the most dominant years in Ferrari’s racing history. That season, Schumacher achieved 13 Grand Prix victories, securing his seventh and final World Drivers’ Championship—a record that still stands as one of the greatest achievements in motorsport.

This high-quality replica features Schumacher’s iconic red and white Marlboro livery, complete with official sponsor decals including Vodafone, Ferrari, AMD, and Schuberth. The rear of the helmet displays the Ferrari prancing horse over the yellow German flag gradient, characteristic of Schumacher’s design throughout his Ferrari career.

The helmet’s clear visor bears an authentic hand signature and date (“2004”) in silver marker, attributed to Michael Schumacher, making it a highly desirable collector’s piece. The signature is prominently placed across the visor and perfectly preserved under a protective finish.

• Driver: Michael Schumacher

• Team: Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro

• Season: 2004 (Ferrari F2004)

• Model: Schuberth RF1 Replica

• Finish: Gloss red with white starburst detailing

• Sponsors: Marlboro, Vodafone, Ferrari, AMD, Schuberth

• Autograph: Hand-signed and dated “2004” on the visor

• Condition: Excellent display condition; no evident wear

• This replica was produced to celebrate Schumacher’s record-breaking 2004 campaign and mirrors the design used during his Grand Prix victories. The signature was acquired privately and corresponds to the driver’s verified autograph style from that period.

A stunning piece of Formula 1 history, this signed Schumacher helmet captures the essence of Ferrari’s golden era. Perfect for display in a motorsport collection, gallery, or memorabilia exhibition.

The following piece is rare and quite original. This is a Tony Kart steering used during the World Championship Kart in Kerpen in 2008. Both gloves and the steering have been hand signed and dated by Schumacher in black marker with smiley face.

This incredible piece is a genuine show helmet used by Micahel Schumacher for promotional and press events. It is 95% similar to the original Ferrari Bell helmet used during the very high on event 1998 F1 season.

It is priced at a portion of a race used helmet.

This beautiful piece is a perfect replica of the Bell helmet used by Michael Schumacher during the 1995 Japanese GP. It features the radio cable and a perfect signature on the visor.

The 1995 Pacific Grand Prix (formally the II Pacific Grand Prix) was a Formula One motor race held on 22 October 1995 at the TI Circuit, Aida, Japan. It was the fifteenth round of the 1995 Formula One World Championship. Michael Schumacher for the Benetton team won the 83-lap race starting from third position. David Coulthard, who started the Grand Prix from pole position, finished second in a Williams car, with Damon Hill third in the other Williams. Schumacher's win confirmed him as 1995 Drivers' Champion, as Hill could not pass Schumacher's points total with only two races remaining.

Michael Schumacher Ferrari Brembo brake rotor used on the Ferrari F2006 during the 2006 season.

This rotor has been hand signed by Michael Schumacher.

The frame is 26" x 18.5" (67 cm x 47 cm)

Michael Schumacher's original signed championship t-shirt from 1995. Schumacher celebrated his 2nd world championship title at the last race of the season in Australia and this t-shirt was made for the event that he personally signed on November 12, 1995 in Adelaide.

A Michael Schumacher Kart & Event-Center Trophy, Signed by Michael Schumacher

Chrome-plated metal and marble, comprising a stylised kart driver finial above a rectangular marble riser, the front face applied with a laurel-wreath medallion depicting a karting figure, mounted on a marble base bearing an engraved plaque reading "Michael SCHUMACHER / KART & EVENT-CENTER" beneath the facsimile of Schumacher's signature logo; the reverse of the riser boldly signed in black marker by Michael Schumacher

Height 6¼ in. (16 cm)

Kerpen, Germany, circa 2000

PROVENANCE
Issued by the Michael Schumacher Kart & Event-Center, Kerpen — the karting facility built in the driver's home town, adjacent to the track where a young Schumacher first raced under his father Rolf's tutelage. Trophies of this type were presented to competitors at events held at the center following its opening, and this example was subsequently signed by Michael Schumacher in person.

CATALOGUE NOTE
Few venues speak as directly to the origins of a champion as the karting circuit of Kerpen, where Michael Schumacher's career in motorsport first took shape. This trophy, issued under the banner of his own Kart & Event-Center, connects two threads of the Schumacher story: the grassroots karting culture that produced a seven-time Formula One World Champion, and the driver's enduring personal investment in the sport that made him. The autograph to the reverse, rendered in Schumacher's characteristic bold hand, was applied directly to the piece rather than to an accompanying certificate, lending the trophy an intimacy uncommon among race-worn or promotional Schumacher material more typically encountered at auction.

CONDITION
The chrome elements retain good original lustre with light surface wear commensurate with age and handling; the marble is stable with only minor edge nicks. The autograph is strong, bold and fully legible, with no fading noted. 

A Bridgestone Kart Tire "Ehrenpreis" Trophy, Signed and Dated by Michael Schumacher, 2000

A tubeless Bridgestone racing kart tyre, retaining its original tread and moulded sidewall lettering, mounted upright on a rectangular beech-wood plinth applied with a brushed-steel plaque bearing the facsimile Schumacher signature-logo above the inscription "Michael SCHUMACHER / KART & EVENT-CENTER / Ehrenpreis"; the tyre sidewall boldly signed by Michael Schumacher in silver marker and dated "2000"

Height 8¼ in. (21 cm)

Kerpen, Germany, dated 2000

PROVENANCE
An "Ehrenpreis" — honorary prize — awarded under the Michael Schumacher Kart & Event-Center banner, Kerpen, at the height of Schumacher's third and fourth World Championship-winning seasons with Ferrari. The form of the trophy, a genuine competition tyre rather than a cast or moulded figure, situates it firmly within the working vocabulary of karting, the discipline in which Schumacher's own career began on tracks a few kilometres from this site.

CATALOGUE NOTE
Where conventional trophies abstract the sport into metal and marble, this example does the opposite: it is the sport itself, presented as prize. The use of an actual Bridgestone racing slick — the marque that would go on to supply Schumacher's Ferrari during his championship-winning campaigns of the early 2000s — lends the piece an unusual material honesty, and situates it precisely at the intersection of grassroots karting and top-flight Formula One with which Schumacher's public image was so closely identified. The autograph, applied directly to the tyre's sidewall in bold silver marker and clearly dated "2000", anchors the piece firmly within that peak period of his career, rather than as a later or retrospective signing.

CONDITION
The tyre presents in stable, well-preserved order, with light surface bloom and minor perishing consistent with age to the rubber; tread wear appears minimal, suggesting little or no track use prior to mounting. Mould text to the sidewall, including the Bridgestone marque, remains crisp and legible. The plinth and plaque are in good order throughout. The autograph and accompanying date are strong, bold and fully legible, with no notable fading. 

A Silver-Plate "Ferrari – Team – Event" Trophy, 3rd Place, Signed by Michael Schumacher, Kart-Center, 17 May 2000

A silver-plated presentation cup with domed cover, the finial set with a cut-glass wreath medallion enclosing a karting figure, the ovoid bowl chased with acanthus-leaf decoration to one side, raised on a knopped silver stem and black marble socle applied with an engraved plaque reading "Ferrari – TEAM – EVENT / 3rd Place / [signature] Michael SCHUMACHER / KART-CENTER / 17 Mai 2000 / invited by [signature]"; the bowl boldly signed in black marker by Michael Schumacher

Height 12⅝ in. (32 cm)

Kerpen, Germany, dated 17 May 2000

PROVENANCE
Awarded as third-place prize at a "Ferrari – Team – Event" held at the Michael Schumacher Kart-Center, Kerpen, on 17 May 2000 — the height of Schumacher's tenure at Ferrari and the year that would culminate in his first World Championship for the Scuderia. The plaque carries two signatures in facsimile: Schumacher's own logo-signature beside his name and title, and a second, "invited by," identifying the guest under whose invitation the event was held.

CATALOGUE NOTE
Team events of this kind — informal, invitation-only gatherings staged away from the Grand Prix calendar — offer a rare window onto the private side of the Ferrari operation during its most successful modern era. Hosted at Schumacher's own karting facility rather than a circuit or corporate venue, this event placed sponsors, colleagues and guests directly into karts on Schumacher's home ground, with silverware awarded in playful mimicry of a full championship podium. Dated precisely to 17 May 1999, in the run-up to that season's title-winning campaign, the trophy is a document of the camaraderie surrounding the team as much as it is an object of sport. The autograph to the bowl, boldly rendered and consistent with Schumacher's hand at this period, was applied to the trophy itself rather than to a separate certificate.

CONDITION
The silver plate retains a bright, well-kept lustre overall, with light handling marks and minor surface scratching commensurate with age; the glass finial is intact and undamaged. The marble socle is stable, the engraved plaque crisp and fully legible. The autograph to the bowl is strong and bold, with no fading noted. As with the preceding lots, offered without a third-party letter of authenticity; condition report and further images available on request.

This is a 2009 Germany GP Pit lane Vest signed by the following drivers:

Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Raikkonen, Felipe Massa, Romain Grosjean, Jean Todt, Rubens Barrichello, Ross Brown, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo (former chairman of Ferrari)

Original pit crew helmet and gogles use during the 2001 F1 season by F. Romano. It bares the correct logos: Shell, Ferrari, Marlboro.

It has been hand signed and dated by Michael Schumacher in black marker in 2001.