The pilots of Formula 1 they are not only professionals dedicated to speed in its maximum expression but, more often than not, they are also refined car collectors. The fastest and most exclusive single-seaters on the planet are a working vehicle – use the term – with which to go in search of glory, triumphs, chasing the world title. Privilege for very few. In their private lives, however, thanks also to their large salaries they can afford to put sumptuous, irresistible and limited edition cars in the garage. So, let’s see what is hidden in the private courtyards of some F1 drivers.
Lewis Hamilton, a true enthusiast
Lewis Hamilton has never made a secret of being a great car enthusiast and enthusiast. In his private life, the champion from Stevenage showed off some extraordinary cars and had the privilege, even given his seven world titles obtained in his career, of having cars dedicated to him, such as the Pagani Zonda LH44. The latter, however, is no longer part of his personal team, which also included a splendid one Ferrari LaFerrari Apertawell before his announced move to Maranello, which will be completed starting from 2025. On the streets of Los Angeles, the Briton was also immortalized aboard a Porsche Taycan, the electric sports car from the Zuffenhausen company. Over the years, some wonderful ones have also appeared Mclarenlike P1, e Mercedes, like the SLR and the AMG-GT. In short, a nice parterre de roi for the ruler of Formula 1.
Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, Italian passion
Ferrari’s Monegasque, Charles Leclerc, in addition to being a talent capable of completely bewitching the people of the Prancing Horse, he is a boy who loves Italian engines. In his garage in the Principality of Monaco you can find one Ferrari 812 Superfasta 12-cylinder beast, and a more modern one SF90 Road. Alongside the legendary Maranello custom-built cars, there are other tricolor gems, such as the Maserati GranTurismo and the Historic Fiat 500, to move in style through the streets of Monte Carlo. Also Leclerc’s boxing partner, Carlos Sainz Jr, he doesn’t mind driving Ferraris at all even in his private life. The winner of the last Australian GP has one in his garage 812 Competition it’s a Ferrari Rome. The latter is a grand tourer that dreams of reviving the glories of the Dolce Vita of the 1960s thanks to contents of the highest quality profile and an almost formal elegance.
Collector Max Verstappen
Max Verstappen he is the undisputed dominator of the last few seasons of Formula 1. The Dutch champion drives the Honda-powered Red Bull with great skill, but in his private life he wanders with great imagination among illustrious four-wheeled creatures. In the orange pilot’s garage there is a Ferrari SP2incredible limited edition boat, theAston Martin Valkyriea hypercar created to achieve monstrous performance on every track in the world, and the Porsche 911 GT3, one of the deadliest track custom-built cars. For Jos’ son, the speed and adrenaline of high performances are a constant even when he is not involved in the Formula 1 championship.
Formula 1 drivers’ cars: honorable mentions
Fernando Alonso is the oldest driver on the grid and is one of those who has shown off some amazing cars over the years, from the Ferrari Enzo to the F40. In his personal garage there is no shortage of sports cars from the Prancing Horse, with which there is bad blood after the breakup ten years ago. In his inner circle you can find one Ferrari 599 GTB Fernando Alonso it’s a 458 Italy. A young man who stands out for his passion for four wheels is Lando Norrisstandard bearer of Mclaren, and a true lover of Woking cars.
Among his cars stands out a 720S specifically dedicated to him, and an incredible one Lamborghini Miurathe historic supercar from the Sant’Agata Bolognese company.
 cars most loved by Formula 1 drivers: here’s what they have in the garage){kind=link}