1995 Michael Schumacher 2nd World Championship Benetton Renault Replica F1 Helmet Franz Konrad But due to superior points Cover Theme:Prost
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1995 Michael Schumacher 2nd World Championship Benetton Renault Replica F1 Helmet Franz Konrad But due to superior points Cover Theme:Prost But due to superior points gathering during the other race finishes Scheckter would go on to take the title by four points over Villeneuve (51 to Villeneuve’s 47) These high quality 8x10 photos have all been hand signed in a limited edition print of just 25 images This original Bell Vortex helmet that has been professionally painted to replicate the Bell Vortex model Michael Schumacher wore in the 1995 F1 season where he won his second F1 World Championship The helmet has a beige interior exactly as Schumacher would have had in his original helmet
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