Dressed in unmistakable Rosso Corsa crimson and crowned by the yellow Cavallino Rampante shield, the Ferrari Formula One Racing Advent Calendar brings the atmosphere of Maranello’s Grand Prix garage into the December holiday season. The rigid paperboard exterior depicts the red #16 single-seater poised on a rain-glistened pit lane outside a wreath-draped Scuderia Ferrari box, flanked by mechanics in red race overalls and accented with the Italian green-white-red tricolor bar.
Along the upper margin, the team principles—Passion, Heritage, Performance, Team Spirit, A Brighter Tomorrow—frame the metallic-gold banner reading 24 Days of Racing Surprises. Built with a full-wrap print across the front cover and spine, the upright collector box anchors a desk, living room mantel, or sim-racing corner from the first morning of December through Christmas Eve.

From Leclerc #16 and Hamilton #44 to Technical Pit-Wall Artifacts
Behind the 24 individually numbered doors lies a purposeful cross-section of Scuderia Ferrari motorsport culture rather than repetitive trinkets. The driver lineup is headlined by freestanding 3D figurines of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in red racing suits mounted on named black pedestals, paired with matching single-seater F1 car models on plinths labeled LECLERC 16 and HAMILTON 44, plus a third helmeted driver figurine fitted with a pit-radio microphone.
Headgear and crest pieces expand the visual variety across the countdown: collectors unwrap a #16 red-and-white helmet, a #44 yellow-and-purple helmet, a gloss-black helmet striped with the Italian tricolor, a red Scuderia podium cap, a framed red plaque bearing the yellow SF shield, and a sculpted black Prancing Horse emblem.
Engineering Components and Maranello Dioramas
What sets this 24-piece assortment apart for dedicated F1 followers is its attention to trackside hardware and factory landmarks. Daily compartments reveal a miniature F1 multifunctional steering wheel with rotary dials, a sculpted front wing assembly, a rear wing inscribed with Ferrari, a red-and-black pneumatic wheel gun, a yellow-walled Pirelli soft-compound slick tire, and a pit board reading FERRARI P1 LAP 1 +0.0. The remaining doors house a #16 Scuderia Ferrari garage bay diorama, a glass-fronted MARANELLO headquarters facade bordered by evergreens, a pit-wall telemetry monitor, red racing gloves, racing boots, a team radio headset, a checkered flag, and a gold trophy cup.

Dual-Purpose Hanging Loops and Freestanding Pedestals
Each miniature is molded in three dimensions with top metallic eyelet loops alongside flat bases on the figures, cars, and architectural pieces. That dual construction lets Tifosi hang the helmets, steering wheel, and Prancing Horse emblem from Christmas tree branches while lining up the Leclerc and Hamilton pedestals, garage bay, and Maranello facade along a bookshelf or monitor stand long after the winter holidays conclude.















