Mick Schumacher tries his dad’s title-winning Ferrari F2002 for size



Ferrari just pulled revealed its fifth new model of 2019, the stunning Roma, a car its maker has somewhat confusingly billed a 2+.

Since the handsome GranTurismo made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in 2007, Maserati has sold 28,800 examples and a further 11,700 of the drop-top GranCabrio version. But all good things must come to an end and yesterday marked the final day of production before the marque’s Modena plant is updated ready to build an all-new high-performance sports car in 2020.



On 30 November, RM Sotheby’s will join the Formula 1 circus at the glamorous Yas Marina circuit in the United Arab Emirates to offer a small but incredibly high-quality selection of collector cars. Arguably of the most interest to diehard Formula 1 enthusiasts is the brace of top-flight single-seaters raced by the seven-times World Champion Michael Schumacher: the 1992 Benetton B192 and the 2002 Ferrari F2002.