Ferrari 156 F1 “Shark Nose” Framed Display with Scale Model
The Ferrari that Conquered the 1961 World Championship
The Ferrari 156 F1 “Shark Nose” is one of the most recognizable and emblematic single-seaters in Formula 1 history. Its distinctive front, with the two air intakes that gave it its famous nickname, became one of Ferrari’s most iconic hallmarks.
During the 1961 season, the Ferrari 156 F1 dominated much of the championship and led Phil Hill to win the Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship, making him the first American driver to achieve the Formula 1 title. Ferrari also became the World Constructors’ Champion that year.
This decorative piece pays homage to that season with a scale reproduction of the Ferrari 156 F1 “Shark Nose”, in the configuration associated with Phil Hill, accompanied by a personalized plaque and presented in a wooden box with dimmable LED lighting, designed to highlight every detail of the vehicle.
The frame and box are handcrafted from samba wood and finished in red, inspired by Ferrari’s characteristic Rosso Corsa.
The dimmable LED lighting allows you to adapt the light intensity to the environment, enhancing the forms and details of the model both day and night, transforming the piece into a decorative element with its own presence.
Protected by glass, it ensures excellent preservation and an elegant presentation.
A piece designed for motorsport enthusiasts, collectors, and lovers of Formula 1 history and great competition Ferraris.
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