The special livery was revealed on Wednesday of last year, adding a yellow engine cover and rear wing endplates to the existing design, as well as featuring the famous 'long F' on the rear wing in yellow on the rear wing. The halo was also updated to feature black and yellow, while the race suits and helmets also switched to yellow for the race weekend. Yellow has always been seen as Ferrari's "second colour", best known for its iconic red, which was the mandatory color for Italian racing cars from the early 20th century. “Since the Scuderia's inception in 1929 and later, when the car manufacturer was founded 75 years ago, Enzo Ferrari chose yellow, which together with blue is one of the colors of the Modena coat of arms, to characterize the company's emblem, the Prancing Horse with the tricolor band at the top”, reads a press release from Ferrari. "It's a very special look to celebrate a very special occasion, the centenary of the Monza racetrack." BBR Exclusive Car Models could not miss to replicate this Formula 1, each G.P. is different by performance, but also by the cars that the Teams take to the track, BBR has meticulously modified all parts of the model car compared to the first version of Australia and Bahrain, in order to produce a true collector's model and faithful replica of the original car.