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Michael Schumacher’s iconic first F1 race-winning car set to shatter auction records

Simon Monroy by Simon Monroy
January 10, 2026
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Michael Schumacher’s iconic first F1 race-winning car set to shatter auction records

Historic Auction Alert: Michael Schumacher’s Iconic Race-Winning Car Expected to Break Records!

Attention, motorsport enthusiasts! An unparalleled opportunity is upon us as the legendary first race-winning car of none other than Michael Schumacher prepares to hit the auction block. This is not just any vehicle; it’s a monumental piece of Formula 1 history that could soon become yours—if you have the financial clout to back it up!

Michael Schumacher, revered as one of the sport’s greatest drivers, holds a record that few can rival: seven world championships alongside an astonishing tally of race victories, pole positions, and podium finishes. His illustrious career, particularly during his 11-season tenure at Ferrari, is marked by extraordinary feats and a relentless pursuit of excellence. However, many fans may overlook that Schumacher first struck gold with Benetton, clinching back-to-back championships in 1994 and 1995.

Under the visionary guidance of team owner Flavio Briatore, Benetton transformed into a formidable force, culminating in their 1995 constructors’ championship victory. Schumacher began his journey with the team in 1991, marking his full-season debut in 1992 alongside British racing icon Martin Brundle. It was during that pivotal year that Schumacher made history, achieving his first of a staggering 91 grand prix wins aboard the B192-05 at the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix amidst torrential downpours, triumphing over Williams’ Nigel Mansell.

Now, F1 aficionados have the chance to own the very chassis that made that historic victory possible! Scheduled for auction on January 23 through Broad Arrow, this coveted B192-05 is expected to command an astonishing price tag of over €8.5 million (£7.3 million). Yes, you read that right—a staggering amount for a piece of automotive legacy!

The 1992 Benetton B192-05 is especially noteworthy as it represents the last race-winning car in F1 history to feature the traditional H-pattern manual gearbox. Following this model, all winning cars transitioned to the modern hydraulic paddle-shift systems that dominate the sport today. Yves Boitel of Broad Arrow Auctions emphasized the significance of this car, stating, “This is undoubtedly one of the most famous cars in F1 history. One that not only signalled the start of one of the greatest F1 careers of all time, but which also marked the end of the glorious era of manual gearboxes at the pinnacle of motorsport.”

Throughout the 1992 season, Schumacher showcased his exceptional talent, securing eight podium finishes and concluding the year in third place in the drivers’ championship. While the Benetton team initially relied on the B191 before unveiling their 1992 model, the B192-05 stands out as the most celebrated chassis, credited with delivering the team’s singular race win that season and marking Schumacher’s inaugural victory in Formula 1.

This auction presents not just a chance to buy a car, but a slice of history that encapsulates the spirit of competition and innovation in F1 racing. As the January 23 date approaches, anticipation is building—who will emerge victorious in the battle for this iconic vehicle? Stay tuned as the world watches to see how high the bidding will soar!

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