Hamilton Drives His Ferrari Dream at Monza
Hamilton shared the restored supercar on social media after Ferrari brought it back to life from a garage find.
- On Thursday, Lewis Hamilton arrived at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza in a newly restored Ferrari F40, driving the vintage supercar to the Italian Grand Prix before this weekend's race.
- After spending over a year restoring the vehicle, Hamilton revealed it had been stored in a garage for 30 years before being brought back to life at Ferrari's Maranello facility.
- Mechanics discovered the engine bore the number 44, matching Hamilton's racing identifier, on the F40—a model produced in over 1,300 examples between 1987 and 1992.
- Driving the F40 into the circuit honored Ferrari's heritage during the 30th anniversary of Michael Schumacher's first home win, celebrating the team's history at their own race in Italy.
- Hamilton hopes to secure a record sixth overall win at Monza this weekend, seeking his first Italian triumph for Ferrari to move clear of the five victories he currently shares with Schumacher.
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Hamilton drives his Ferrari dream at Monza
His swagger came with his stylish entrance at the wheel of his newly-purchased dream car, a gleaming 'vintage' Ferrari F40, dressed in his formal winter's best – a dark suit and a heavy tan overcoat. On a hot day, with a heat hazard warning declared for the weekend, it was a bizarre scene, made more extraordinary when the 41-year-old seven-time world champion explained the origins and some details of his car. Hamilton described how he had hunt…
The iconic Ferrari supercar that Lewis Hamilton could not resist
The British pilot acquired an F40 that was saved three decades gathering dust.Today he is undergoing a reconstruction and integral completion in Maranello.
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