In 1957, Maserati matured the 250F to the level it deserved and constructed a new lightweight space-frame chassis as well as developed a more powerful V12 engine. Most significantly, Juan Manuel Fangio, was at the cockpit and he piloted the vehicle to win four victories and his fifth Formula 1 World Championship. On July 7, 1957, Fangio raced his 250 F with starting number 2 and won first place, beating out Ferrari.

Reimagine the stunning victory of ‘the old master’ with this CMC Maserati 250 F model where Fangio’s starting number 2 punctuates the nose and the tail.