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Ferrari Trento: a special 3-liter bottle for the podium of the F1 Italian Grand Prix in Monza

With just a few days to go until the Italian Grand Prix, scheduled for September 1st in Monza, Ferrari Trento presented, during a press conference on August 27th, the Ferrari F1 Gran Premio d’Italia Jeroboam, the special bottle created specifically to celebrate the historic competition dedicated to four wheels. Designed to pay homage to the unmistakable Italian style, the 3-liter Trentodoc will be the protagonist of the most significant moment of the race, namely the celebrations on the podium.

“We are proud to bring a special tricolor bottle to the podium of the Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio d’Italia 2024. This Jeroboam of Ferrari Trentodoc was created not only to honor the winners but also to celebrate in Monza the Italian passion for speed and the historic link between our country and Formula 1,” said Matteo Lunelli, President and CEO of Ferrari Trento.

Ferrari F1 Italian Grand Prix Jeroboam: A Tribute to the Italian Flag in Monza

Founded in 1902 by Giulio Ferrari, Ferrari Trento boasts a long tradition of excellence in the production of award-winning mountain bubbles and has always been an ambassador of the Italian art of living throughout the world.

The Ferrari F1 Gran Premio d’Italia Jeroboam, whose design pays homage to the Italian flag, aims to underline the very strong bond with the Bel Paese.

Produced in just eight examples not intended for sale, it has a label indicating the first, second or third place; in addition, an additional bottle, signed by the drivers on the podium, will be auctioned for charity on the F1 Authentics platform in favor of Make-A-Wish International.

The prestigious collaboration between Ferrari Trento and Formula 1, of which it is the official bubble, continues to demonstrate the harmonious combination of sport and elegance, underlining the importance of sealing success with style.

Ferrari Trento: Special 3-liter Jeroboam bottle for the podium of the F1 Italian Grand Prix in Monza on September 1st