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1954 Ferrari 625 F1
RM Sotheby's

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Monaco

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Engine number 0208 F

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Ultra-rare early 1950s Ferrari Formula 1 example

Sister car to Ferrari’s first World Championship-winning car, the extremely successful 500 F2, which took Alberto Ascari to back-to-back World Championships in 1952 and 1953

Factory-upgraded to 625 F1 specifications in early 1954

The first Ferrari campaigned by the Belgian national team Ecurie Francorchamps

The only Ferrari monoposto ever raced by the legendary Marquis Alfonso de Portago

Retained for over 15 years in the prestigious Bardinon Mas du Clos Collection

Matching-numbers engine example newly emerging from over 20 years of single ownership

Documented with Ferrari Classiche inspection report and history by Marcel Massini

Ultra-rare early 1950s Ferrari Formula 1 example Sister car to Ferrari’s first World Championship-winning car, the extremely successful 500 F2, which took Alberto Ascari to back-to-back World Championships in 1952 and 1953 Factory-upgraded to 625 F1 specifications in early 1954 The first Ferrari campaigned by the Belgian national team Ecurie Francorchamps The only Ferrari monoposto ever raced by the legendary Marquis Alfonso de Portago Retained for over 15 years in the prestigious Bardinon Mas du Clos Collection Matching-numbers engine example newly emerging from over 20 years of single ownership Documented with Ferrari Classiche inspection report and history by Marcel Massini
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