"Ferrari at Monaco - The Number 6" by Simon Ward - 20" x 24"

Medium: Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
Dimensions: 20" x 24"
Edition: 1 of 1 Original

Simon Ward’s "Ferrari at Monaco - The Number 6" captures the elegance and intensity of Formula 1 racing in the streets of Monte Carlo. This 1 of 1 original artwork showcases the iconic Ferrari #6, adorned with Shell sponsorship, gracefully navigating the tight corners of the Monaco Grand Prix. The historic architecture and vibrant cityscape serve as a stunning backdrop, highlighting the grandeur of this legendary race.

The intricate details—from the gleaming red livery of the Ferrari to the dynamic reflections on the rain-slicked street—bring the scene to life. The presence of a pursuing competitor in the background adds to the drama, encapsulating the essence of Monaco’s high-pressure racing environment.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this painting is not only a celebration of Ferrari’s racing legacy but also a tribute to Simon Ward’s exceptional ability to transport viewers to the heart of motorsport history.

About the Artist: Simon Ward

Simon Ward is a globally recognized motorsport artist whose work captures the raw speed, power, and history of the world’s greatest racing machines. His passion for motorsports was ignited at the 1973 British Grand Prix, where as a young boy, he witnessed the thrill of Formula 1 up close. Self-taught and deeply immersed in the racing world, Simon transitioned from hobbyist to professional artist in 1986 after securing his first commission from F1 driver Ivan Capelli. Since then, he has traveled the world attending Grand Prix, Le Mans, Daytona, Indianapolis 500, and Sebring, painting legendary race cars and drivers with stunning accuracy and emotion. His artwork has been featured in Sebring’s official posters and programs, as well as in permanent installations at Sebring Regional Airport. Simon’s signature style blends technical precision with the atmosphere of the track, making his paintings feel as if the engines are still roaring and the tires are gripping the pavement.

Each piece he creates is more than just a painting—it’s a tribute to racing history, a celebration of speed, and a tangible connection to the legends of motorsport.