Original Ferrari 156 "Sharknose" Formula One Pencil Drawing Signed by Phil Hill | Danny Day Artwork original-artwork

Original Ferrari 156 "Sharknose" Formula One Pencil Drawing Signed by Phil Hill | Danny Day Artwork original-artworkThis original pencil drawing by acclaimed automotive artist Danny Day captures the legendary Ferrari 156 "Sharknose," one of the most historically significant Formula One cars ever built. Created in 2005 and personally hand signed by Ferrari factory driver and Formula One World Champion Phil Hill, this one of a kind framed artwork celebrates one of Ferrari's greatest racing machines. The Ferrari 156 Sharknose became an icon during the 1961 Formula One

Introduced in 1964

Designed by Peter Brock under the direction of Carroll Shelby

the Testa Rossa became one of the defining symbols of Ferrari's golden era of endurance racing

this collectible brings together Le Mans history

making Hill the first American-born driver to win the title

Their presence at the Brickyard helped shape the future of Indy car racing and marked a dramatic change in how winning race cars were engineered

and ability to capture the spirit of legendary automobiles and racing history

Every canvas is individually hand embellished by the artist

the Shelby Daytona Coupe

Driven by Dan Gurney and A

Its revolutionary twin-nostril front end inspired the famous "Sharknose" nickname

Under Carroll Shelby's leadership