Ferrari’s “Red Pieces” Collection Debuts in Miami: Racing Heritage Reimagined as Collectible Art
Ferrari recently debuted their new masterpiece, "Red Pieces", an exclusive new collection that transforms remnants of racing history into art. And there's no surprise the epic unveiling went down here in Miami, at a private Coral Gables garage boasting one of the world's most impressive Ferrari collections. Flavio Manzoni himself, the Chief Design Officer, hosted the private VIP tour for a small group of media. From front wings to scratched hoods and side panels, each piece represents an iconic moment in automotive history like when Michael Schumacher won the Formula 1 World Championship in 2002. While many of the pieces have already sold out, enthusiasts should check out the Ferrari collectible site for a rare opportunity to own a piece of this legendary brand.
Following its initial reveal during Milan Design Week—where the collection earned a permanent home at the Ferrari Boutique—Red Pieces has crossed the Atlantic for a more intimate, but no less impactful, Miami showcase. Curated specifically for Ferrari’s most dedicated clientele and collectors, this unveiling celebrated more than craftsmanship. It was a tribute to the Scuderia Ferrari legacy, interpreted through physical fragments that once pushed the boundaries of speed.
Sculptures of Speed: Where Art Meets Aerodynamics
Each “Red Piece” comes directly from a single-seater Ferrari that once tore through the world’s most legendary Formula 1 circuits. The collection features front wings, side panels, deflectors, and other bodywork elements that, in their raw form, once danced with wind tunnels and checkered flags. From the nose cone of Schumacher’s 2002 championship-winning car to the front wing that powered Charles Leclerc to victory at Spa and Monza in 2019, these relics have been immortalized in a new artistic form.
But this isn’t memorabilia—it’s design redefined. These are objects that command attention, not merely as automotive artifacts but as sculptural pieces with history, form, and soul.
Designed for Contemplation—and Conversation
At the heart of the project is Manzoni’s minimalist design philosophy, which draws deeply from architectural principles.
"While conceiving the new Collectibles series, we wanted to consider our background as designers at the Ferrari Design Center, not only in the field of design but also in architecture. We drew on all the experience of minimalism and the research aimed at dematerializing as much as possible every element that is not strictly necessary.”
Flavio Manzoni
The use of transparent bases and suspended structural elements emphasizes lightness and form, encouraging viewers to engage with the pieces from multiple angles. The result is a design language that transcends automotive storytelling—it’s experiential, dynamic, and rooted in the act of visual discovery.
More Than an Object: A Legacy in Motion
Ferrari Collectibles invites enthusiasts to own not just a symbol of motorsport, but a moment. With the tagline Born for Speed, Reborn for Beauty, the project celebrates the brand’s enduring marriage of form and function. Each piece becomes a totem of performance and precision, preserving the roar of the track in an elegantly composed, silent monument.
And for collectors, the appeal is both emotional and rare. These components aren’t replicas or commemorative editions—they’re the very materials that raced in championship campaigns and iconic Grands Prix. As demand soars and availability narrows, ownership becomes a form of curatorship.
Miami: A Natural Stage for Ferrari’s Emotional Design
Ferrari’s choice to unveil the Red Pieces in Coral Gables wasn’t incidental. Miami has increasingly become a beacon for ultra-luxury collectors and high-performance enthusiasts, with events like the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix and Art Basel cementing the city’s status as a confluence of art, speed, and affluence.
Hosting the unveiling inside a private garage already revered for its Ferrari collection added layers of reverence and exclusivity to the affair—turning the tour into a ceremonial encounter between man, machine, and memory.
With most of the Red Pieces already spoken for, those interested in acquiring a part of Scuderia Ferrari’s legend should move quickly. The collection is more than a nod to the past—it’s a tangible link between racing's raw emotion and the refined future of collectible luxury.