Ferrari Yellow Shield — 7 museum-grade prints in this palette. Felipe Massa's 2008 Interlagos heartbreak remains among Formula One's most emotionally charged finales — the Brazilian who won at home, celebrated on the podium, and discovered seconds later that Lewis Hamilton had claimed the title by a single point. Massa won six races that season and served as Ferrari's lead driver after Kimi Räikkönen's 2007 crown; his career later included a near-fatal crash at the 2009 Hungarian Grand Prix and a dignified return. John Surtees won four 500cc motorcycle world championships with MV Agusta (1956, 1958–1960) and the 1964 Formula One drivers' championship with Ferrari — the only person to achieve world titles on both two and four wheels. His 1964 title decider at Mexico City is among Ferrari's defining rear-engine milestones. Rubens Barrichello holds the Formula One record for most career podiums — a statistic earned across Jordan, Stewart, Ferrari, Honda, Brawn GP, and Williams across three decades. His 2004 Ferrari season alongside Michael Schumacher defined the number-two role in the Schumacher era; he later finished second in the 2009 world championship with Brawn GP behind Jenson Button.