1976 Scuderia Ferrari | Formula 1 312T Momo Steering Wheel
Manufacturer: MOMO
Team: Scuderia Ferrari
Model: Ferrari 312T Formula 1
Year: 1976
Material: Aluminum and leather
Diameter: Approx. 27 cm
A superbly preserved original Momo steering wheel from the 1976 Scuderia Ferrari 312T, one of the most iconic and successful Formula 1 cars ever built.
The Ferrari 312T, designed by Mauro Forghieri, brought Ferrari back to dominance with its flat-12 engine and revolutionary transverse gearbox design. Piloted by Niki Lauda and Clay Regazzoni, the 312T secured both the 1975 Constructors’ Championship and nearly repeated the feat in 1976, when Lauda famously survived his Nürburgring crash and returned just weeks later to finish second in the World Championship.
This authentic MOMO steering wheel, finished in black leather with Ferrari’s prancing horse emblem at its center and the signature MOMO yellow branding, exemplifies the minimalist yet functional elegance of 1970s F1 design. The presence of an original toggle ignition switch mounted on the spoke adds further provenance, confirming its direct use or specification within Ferrari’s race operations.
A tangible connection to the golden era of Formula 1 and Ferrari engineering mastery, this piece represents the soul of racing history — the very tool through which champions felt the pulse of Maranello’s machines.
Provenance:
Ex-Ferrari team component, retained by a former Scuderia Ferrari engineer.
Condition: Excellent presentation with period wear consistent with light use.
An extraordinary artifact from the cockpit of one of Ferrari’s most celebrated racing machines — a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of Formula 1 heritage.