Ferrari Niki Lauda Steering Wheel supercar Chronograph and Split time Mode

Chronograph and Split time Mode

Employing ex-Ferguson designer Derek Gardner

000 miles and 40 countries

It was a dominant return as Fangio set the pace averaging 124 mph (200 km/h) during his practice lap

Ferrari Niki Lauda Steering Wheel supercar Chronograph and Split time ModeNiki Lauda Ferrari steering wheel, used in the 1970s, was simple and functional, with only 1 button for easy control. It's minimalist design, often with aluminium and leather, reflected Lauda's focus on precision and practicality. This piece of automotive history will look perfect in your garage, office or mancave. Buy a piece of Automobilia is exactly the same as buying a piece of Art, and many times is better because it's been part of our childhood