Here is a great piece. It is the helmet used by Eddie Irvine during the 2002 Italian Monza GP (podium race, third place) while driving the Jaguar Cosworth R3. Hand signed on the visor by Eddie Irvine.

Matching gloves available.

This helmet is an extremely rare, race-specific RF1 model—only a limited number were produced for Michael Schumacher during the 2002 season. It was actively used across karting, testing, racing, and promotional events. As this was a newly developed and special design, the sponsorship logos were updated as needed for each occasion, reflecting its role in both competitive use and high-profile showcases.

The helmet was part of Michael Schumacher’s private collection and remains a unique piece, double-signed on the back as a tribute to the Scuderia Ferrari development team. It also features the advanced electric defogging visor system. Over time, the helmet’s logos were adjusted to suit Schumacher’s personal specifications while in his possession.

FELIPE MASSA
Original Test Helmet
Sauber Petronas • Formula One Testing, 2004
Bell Helmets • Complete with Radio System

A striking and highly collectible original test helmet worn by Felipe Massa during the 2004 Formula One testing period with Sauber Petronas, representing an important phase in the early career of the future Grand Prix winner and Ferrari driver.

Finished in Massa’s unmistakable fluorescent yellow base, the helmet features deep metallic blue sections and his signature green checkered crown design—an evolution of the Brazilian color identity that would later become iconic throughout his Formula One career. The mirrored blue visor is complemented by prominent sponsor branding including PETRONAS, Red Bull, Credit Suisse, AETHRA, and Club Social, all consistent with Sauber’s 2004 testing livery.

Manufactured by Bell Helmets, the piece retains its original fittings and is notably equipped with a complete radio communication system, including external connector and internal wiring—an essential component used during test sessions for real-time engineering feedback.

The interior label confirms Bell homologation (Snell SA2000), aligning perfectly with the period. The helmet remains in strong original condition, showing light but genuine signs of use such as minor scuffs, small chips, and handling marks—indicative of track activity rather than display-only preservation.

Felipe Massa joined Sauber as a young and highly rated driver, and by 2004 was firmly established within the Formula One paddock, soon leading to his move to Ferrari where he would become a multiple race winner and 2008 World Championship runner-up. Helmets from this formative stage of his career are increasingly sought after, offering a direct connection to his rise through the sport.

A visually stunning and historically significant early-career helmet from one of Formula One’s most popular modern drivers, complete with rare test-use radio equipment.

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Fernando Alonso race helmet used in the 2004 Bahrain GP while driving the Renault R24. Comes signed (with photo of F Alonso signing the helmet)

This helmet has been designed by Jems Munser and bares the following markings:

"R" for Race

"RB" for Rubens Barrichello

"32" for helmet# 32 of the season

"04" for 2004

This helmet has been race used during the Spanish (2nd) and Malaysian GP in the Ferrari F2004. Hand signed on the visor by Barrichello.

DAVID COULTHARD
Original Race-Worn Helmet with Integrated Radio System
Red Bull Racing • Formula One World Championship, 2005
Signed “Wassabi Sport 2005”

An outstanding and highly recognizable artifact from the inaugural era of Red Bull Racing in Formula One, this original race-worn helmet was used by David Coulthard during the 2005 FIA Formula One World Championship.

Constructed to contemporary Formula One standards and finished in Coulthard’s iconic Red Bull livery, the helmet features the deep metallic blue base with bold white striping and the unmistakable Red Bull branding, including the “Gives You Wings” visor banner. The design is synonymous with the early identity of Red Bull Racing, marking a pivotal moment in the team’s transformation into a future championship-winning force.

The helmet retains its original integrated radio communication system, complete with external connector and coiled lead—an essential component of race-day operation and a strong indicator of authentic track use. The aerodynamic shell, visor mechanism, and fittings remain intact, consistent with professional Formula One specification equipment of the period.

Of particular note is the hand-painted inscription to the lower rear edge reading “Wassabi Sport 2005”, a personal marking attributed to Coulthard and associated with his activities during this period. This unique detail adds a layer of individuality and provenance, distinguishing the helmet from standard race-used examples.

The interior retains its original padding and harness, with manufacturer labels and FIA compliance markings visible, consistent with mid-2000s Arai production used at the highest level of motorsport. The exterior shows light wear and minor surface marks, entirely commensurate with race use and careful preservation.

Accompanied by period reference imagery of Coulthard wearing an identical helmet design in the Red Bull Racing cockpit, the present example aligns precisely in configuration, sponsor placement, and overall aesthetic.

David Coulthard, a 13-time Formula One Grand Prix winner, played a foundational role in Red Bull Racing’s debut season in 2005, including securing the team’s first podium finish. Artifacts from this landmark season hold particular historical importance within modern Formula One collecting.

A rare opportunity to acquire a genuine, race-used helmet from the debut season of Red Bull Racing, complete with integrated radio system and unique period inscription—an iconic and highly collectible piece from one of Formula One’s most transformative eras.

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Schuberth S1 helmet used November 3, 2005. The seven-time F1 champion tested the Ducati at Mugelo. Signed + "keep it up 3.11.2005" on the left side"

November 3, 2005.

Ferrari and Ducati were testing at the Mugello circuit when the legendary Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher expressed interest in riding the Ducati Desmosedici MotoGP bike. Going from four wheels to two was an easy transistion for the World Champion driver who also is rumored to own a Ducati Monster and several other Ducati motorcycles. Although both teams share a key sponsor, there are no plans for Schumacher to race in MotoGP at this time.

This is the Schuberth helmet Schumacher use during this test drive. A very unique piece of Schumacher memorabilia. Signed on the inner visor and at the back of the helmet. The gloves are also available.

This great piece is a genuine 2005 Schuberth RF1 promotional helmet. Used during the 2005 season for press and promotional events. It is hand signed and dated on the visor.

The helmet is 100% similar to the race and test helmets used during the 2005 season.

BRYAN HERTA
Original Race-Worn Helmet with Integrated Radio System
Andretti Green Racing • IndyCar Series, 2006
Signed – Indianapolis

A highly significant and visually striking artifact from American open-wheel racing, this original race-worn helmet was used by Bryan Herta during the 2006 IndyCar Series season with Andretti Green Racing, including competition at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Manufactured by Bell to contemporary IndyCar safety standards, the helmet is finished in Herta’s distinctive and dynamic livery, combining deep metallic blue with bold red and white striping. Prominent branding includes Honda and XM Satellite Radio, reflecting the iconic Andretti Green Racing identity of the period. The aerodynamic shell and visor configuration are fully consistent with mid-2000s IndyCar competition.

The helmet is fitted with its original integrated radio communication system, complete with coiled cable, connector, and internal wiring—an essential race component and a strong indicator of authentic track use at the highest level. The presence of this system firmly situates the piece within the operational environment of professional IndyCar racing.

Of particular note is the autograph to the crown, hand-signed by Herta, adding a desirable personal element to the helmet. The piece is further accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by 1990 Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luyendyk, confirming that the helmet is a genuine race-worn example used during the 2006 IndyCar Series and originating from his personal collection—providing exceptional provenance.

The exterior displays light wear consistent with race and pit use, including minor surface marks and handling evidence, while the interior retains its original padding and fittings, showing appropriate use and age.

Bryan Herta, one of the most respected figures in American open-wheel racing, enjoyed a distinguished career in CART and IndyCar, later transitioning into a highly successful team owner. Artifacts from his driving career—particularly race-used helmets with confirmed Indianapolis association—are increasingly sought after.

A rare opportunity to acquire a documented, race-used IndyCar helmet with integrated radio system, strong provenance, and direct links to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway—an exceptional piece of modern American motorsport history.

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Here is another exceptional piece. This is an original Schuberth RF1carbon fiber  helmet used by Michael Schumacher race helmet during the 2006 European GP (winner helmet) which took place at the famous Nurburgring race track in Germany. Michael hand signed it on the visor and signed and dated it in black marker on the left side of the crown.

The following mention is present at the back base of the helmet: R-MS 225/05-06

R- Race

MS- Michael Schumacher

225- 225 Schuberth helmet

05-helmet# 5

06- 2006

Michael Schumacher Schuberth race helmet used during the 2007 kart season. Comes signed with a photo of Schumacher signing the helmet.

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.

SÉBASTIEN BOURDAIS
Original Toro Rosso Formula One Helmet, 2009 Season
Bell HP3, race-used (Malaysia, Bahrain, Spain Grands Prix)

A highly distinctive and visually striking original racing helmet worn by Sébastien Bourdais during the 2009 Formula One World Championship with Scuderia Toro Rosso, used across multiple Grands Prix including Malaysia, Bahrain, and Spain. This example represents the final chapter of Bourdais’ Formula One career and embodies the modern era of Red Bull-backed design and branding.

Manufactured by Bell Racing Europe, the helmet is the advanced HP3 model, built to FIA 8860-2004 standards, reflecting the significant evolution in driver safety and materials entering the late 2000s. The shell is presented in Bourdais’ unmistakable personal livery: a vivid combination of metallic blue and bright yellow, overlaid with a dynamic grid motif and dominated by prominent Red Bull branding—including the iconic charging bull logos and the slogan “GIVES YOU WINGS” across the visor strip.

The helmet retains its original visor assembly, complete with tear-off posts and race fittings, as well as an integrated radio communication system with cable and connectors intact. Sponsor and personal detailing remain clearly visible, including “sebastien-bourdais.com” and JCB Creation markings, linking the design to his long-time helmet painter.

The exterior shows light but consistent signs of race use, including minor scuffs, marks, and handling wear, while maintaining strong overall presentation. The interior remains complete with original padding and harness system, showing expected use and aging, with internal labeling confirming production date March 2009.

Bourdais, a four-time Champ Car World Series champion, brought significant pedigree to Formula One, and his time with Toro Rosso places him within the Red Bull driver lineage that would soon dominate the sport. Helmets from this transitional period—bridging analogue racing heritage with modern F1 technology—are increasingly sought after.

Condition:
Overall very good, with light and consistent signs of race use. Exterior displays minor abrasions and wear. Interior complete with expected use-related aging. Visor and radio system intact.

A compelling and highly collectible modern Formula One helmet, combining advanced safety technology, bold Red Bull-era design, and direct association with a multiple champion competing at the pinnacle of motorsport.

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).

Extremely rare to find Ferrari pit crew helmet by Schuberth.

Full Marlboro branding, Shell and the Ferrari Prancing Horse Shield.

It is equipped with a dark shade and a clear shade visor.

This is the helmet used by Michael Schumacher to test drive the Honda CBR1000rr in 2012.

It is hand signed and dated at the back of this Schuberth C3 helmet

This is the helmet used by Michael Schumacher to test drive the Honda CBR1000rr in 2012.

It is hand signed and dated at the back of this Schuberth S2 helmet

Scooter helmet used by Michael Schumacher during the 2012 Italian GP. Signed + "Imola 2012" on the left side.

Charles Leclerc
Bell HP77 Helmet
Ferrari Formula One Team
Pre-Season Testing Fiorano & Bahrain Grand Prix Weekend, 2022

This Bell HP77 helmet was worn by Charles Leclerc during Ferrari’s 2022 pre-season winter testing at Fiorano, marking the first on-track outings of the Scuderia’s new challenger ahead of the Formula One World Championship. The helmet was subsequently used during the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, the opening round of the 2022 season.

Executed in Leclerc’s distinctive Ferrari red livery, the helmet features period-correct sponsor logos including Santander, Richard Mille, Shell V-Power, Velas, and Vistajet, together with the Ferrari shield. It retains its original racing configuration, including ventilation fittings, visor hardware, and interior components, showing appropriate signs of professional use consistent with track activity.

The helmet bears clear evidence of wear from testing and race-weekend conditions, offering an authentic insight into modern Formula One competition. A compelling and highly evocative piece, this helmet represents Charles Leclerc’s pivotal role within Ferrari’s 2022 campaign and stands as an exceptional contemporary Formula One artifact, suitable for the most discerning motorsport collection.