Marc Gené 2022 Ferrari helmet, 1:2 Bell

The mini helmet of Marc Gené from 2022, the test driver of Scuderia Ferrari.

Spanish driver Marc Gené generally has a consolidated helmet design since the beginning of his career in F1, in which blue, red and white colors predominate, supplemented by yellow and red on the back, which represent the Catalan flag. The Ferrari logo is visible on the forehead of the helmet, as well as on the top. The design includes sponsor inscriptions and team partner logos, similar to those of Leclerc and Sainz: Santander company logos, Velas on the sides and Shell and Vistajet under the visor area.

Gené started his career in F1 in 1999 in the Italian team Minardi, where with a weak car he managed to finish 6th at the European GP, which was also his first point in his career. In 2000, he drove one more season at Minardi, but without much success. He later signed a contract with the BMW Williams team as a test driver. In 2003, he replaced Ralf Schumacher at the Italian Grand Prix, where he finished 5th. A year later, he replaced the injured Ralf again in two races, in France and Great Britain. In November 2004, he signed with the Scuderia, where he still works as a test driver. Gené managed to win the famous Le Mans 24h race in 2009 with the Peugeot team.

Helmet has openable dark visor, supplied in original Ferrari branded box. 

Dimensions: 
Height: 12 cm
Width: 13 cm
Length: 17 cm