Italian illustrator Sauro Torreggiani has spent over a decade hand-drawing every Formula 1 car ever built, from 1950 to today. His monumental collection captures not just the champions but also the forgotten machines that shaped the sport’s history, creating one of the most complete visual archives ever made of Formula 1.

During the 2025 Italian Grand Prix weekend, Officina Caira turned Monza into a living museum of Formula 1 history. Silvano and Sebastiano Caira gathered a stunning lineup of historic F1 cars, from the Ferrari 312B of 1970 to the Mercedes W13 of 2022, and reunited them with legendary drivers in special FIA-sanctioned demo runs. It was more than nostalgia; it was proof that Grand Prix heritage still belongs on track, at full speed.

Officina Caira brought 36 legendary Formula 1 and historic race cars to Silverstone during the 2025 British Grand Prix, including 16 that ran on track. F1 legends like Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Damon Hill, and Johnny Herbert joined the celebration, turning the weekend into a living tribute to racing’s golden era.

The Safety Car was used for the first time in an F1 race. Canada 1973

Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari F2001 chassis 211 won Monaco and sealed the 2001 title. An iconic car in Ferrari’s dominant Formula 1 era.

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