The Scuderia Ferrari F2003-GA was the successor to the extremely competitive F2002, which won Ferrari the 2002 Constructors’ World Championship and remains ones of Scuderia Ferrari’s most successful Formula One cars of all time.

The “GA” in the F2003’s model name pays homage to Gianni Agnelli, the Italian Industrialist and principal shareholder of Fiat, who had sadly passed away before the start of the 2003 season.

Agnelli was considered one of the most influential men in the Italian automotive industry and was the grandson of Giovanni Agnelli Sr., the founder of Fiat.

Introduced midway through the 2003 Formula 1 season, the F2003-GA featured several changes over the F2002, with larger sidepods and a longer wheelbase, aiding the car’s aerodynamics.

The engine and gearbox were derived from the F2002, yet revised for the 2003 season.

Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello were the team drivers who would both debut the F2003-GA at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Schumacher finished the r...