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For the second time in its life, Michael Schumacher’s F2001 has become the most expensive Ferrari F1 car ever sold at auction, after going under the hammer for £13.4m big ones (or $18.2m ...

Schumacher drove the car during his victories at both Monaco and the Hungarian Grand Prix in 2001 en route to his fourth of seven world championships.

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A file photo of a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO. The 250 GTO, created in 1962 to compete at the Le Mans 24-Hour and other Grand-Touring car races, is the world&#8217;s most desirable and expensive car.

With a final hammer price of $51.7 million (£40 million), it became the third most expensive car ever sold at auction, just behind a 1954 Mercedes-Benz W 196 R Stromlinienwagen (£45 million) and ...

The most expensive Ferrari ever sold. One of 39 made, this was the only 1962 250 GTO raced by the Ferrari works team and it has the bigger 4-litre V12 engine.

Unsurprisingly, a wide range of different Ferraris also fetched a significant sum at auctions, with the second, third, and fourth most expensive auction cars all being 1962 250 GTOs.

Like most niche and uber-premium automakers, Ferrari doesn’t reveal cars very often. But, when it does, it is a big deal and you know you’re in for a treat, and this time is no different.