Another F1 car once driven by seven-time champion Michael Schumacher is going up for auction later this month.
The challenger is a 1997 Ferrari F310 B, used by Schumacher during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend.
RM Sotheby's, who has listed the car, detail that the chassis up for sale was briefly used in qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps before Schumacher reverted to a different chassis.
The following round in Italy saw the chassis used by Schumacher's team-mate Eddie Irvine who qualified in sixth and ended the race in eighth.
Irvine ran the chassis once again at the following event in Austria, where he qualified sixth before suffering a DNF amid a collision with Jean Alesi.
At the next two rounds in Germany and Japan, the chassis served as a spare car but was ultimately unused.
The car was sold by Ferrari in 1999 and has been driven on a handful of occasions ever since - including at the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed in celebration of Schumacher’s 50th birthday.
The car will be put up for sale on Wednesday, 28 January at an auction in Paris.
RM Sotheby's is expecting the lot to fetch between €5.5m and €7.5m.
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