Commemorative coin celebrating Ferrari's victory in the 1983 Formula 1 Constructors' Championship, marking the team's eighth title in the category. The season showcased Ferrari's engineering prowess with the introduction of the Ferrari 126 C3, an advanced evolution of its turbocharged predecessor.
Driven by René Arnoux and Patrick Tambay, the 126 C3 featured a new lightweight carbon fiber monocoque chassis, which improved aerodynamics and structural rigidity. Arnoux delivered spectacular performances, winning the Canadian, German, and Dutch Grands Prix, while Tambay claimed a commanding victory at the San Marino Grand Prix.
Ferrari faced fierce competition from Renault and Brabham, but its consistent reliability and performance enabled the team to secure the Constructors' Championship, reaffirming its dominance in the turbo era of Formula 1. Expertly minted in titanium, this exclusive edition pays tribute to Ferrari's resilience and technical excellence during one of the most competitive seasons in the history of the sport.
Specifications: Material: Titanium Diameter: 45 mm Weight: 25.1 g
Condition: Uncirculated, with official certificate of authenticity
A must-have for Ferrari enthusiasts and Formula 1 collectors. Own a piece of racing history with this exclusive tribute to Ferrari's legendary 1983 season.
