The Story
An authentic aerodynamic component from Scuderia Ferrari’s 1995 Formula 1 campaign, this front wing left-hand endplate represents a striking piece of machinery from one of the sport’s most iconic teams during the V12 era.
The 1995 season marked Ferrari’s final year running a V12 engine in Formula One — a power unit configuration that has since become legendary for its sound and character. Piloted by Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger, the Ferrari 412 T2 delivered memorable performances, including Alesi’s emotional maiden Grand Prix victory in Canada. Components from this period capture a unique and celebrated chapter in Ferrari’s racing history.
Front wing endplates play a critical role in managing airflow around the front tyres and directing clean air along the car’s bodywork. Positioned at the outer edge of the front wing assembly, they are fundamental to aerodynamic balance and cornering performance. This left-hand endplate would have formed part of Ferrari’s finely tuned aerodynamic package during the 1995 World Championship season.
Displaying authentic race-used character and period-correct Ferrari livery, the piece offers both engineering significance and strong visual presence. As a genuine element of a mid-1990s Ferrari Formula 1 car — from the final V12 generation — it stands as a highly collectible artefact from a defining era of Grand Prix racing.
A compelling acquisition for serious Ferrari enthusiasts and Formula 1 collectors alike, this 1995 front wing endplate represents the sound, speed and passion of one of motorsport’s most evocative periods.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
An authentic aerodynamic component from Scuderia Ferrari’s 1995 Formula 1 campaign, this front wing left-hand endplate represents a striking piece of machinery from one of the sport’s most iconic teams during the V12 era.
The 1995 season marked Ferrari’s final year running a V12 engine in Formula One — a power unit configuration that has since become legendary for its sound and character. Piloted by Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger, the Ferrari 412 T2 delivered memorable performances, including Alesi’s emotional maiden Grand Prix victory in Canada. Components from this period capture a unique and celebrated chapter in Ferrari’s racing history.
Front wing endplates play a critical role in managing airflow around the front tyres and directing clean air along the car’s bodywork. Positioned at the outer edge of the front wing assembly, they are fundamental to aerodynamic balance and cornering performance. This left-hand endplate would have formed part of Ferrari’s finely tuned aerodynamic package during the 1995 World Championship season.
Displaying authentic race-used character and period-correct Ferrari livery, the piece offers both engineering significance and strong visual presence. As a genuine element of a mid-1990s Ferrari Formula 1 car — from the final V12 generation — it stands as a highly collectible artefact from a defining era of Grand Prix racing.
A compelling acquisition for serious Ferrari enthusiasts and Formula 1 collectors alike, this 1995 front wing endplate represents the sound, speed and passion of one of motorsport’s most evocative periods.
