At the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show, legendary Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher helped unveil a new Ferrari competition-bred track star, the 430 Scuderia. Supplanting the prior 360 Challenge Stradale, the new F430-based car was intended as a road-legal version of the race car competing in Ferrari’s single-make Challenge series. It improved on the F430 with significant lightening of components, faster-shifting transmission programming, and a new traction control system.

Assembled in March 2009, chassis number 167241 was distributed to Ferrari of Central New Jersey, in Edison, New Jersey. According to an original window sticker, the 430 Scuderia was finished in rosso corsa with racing stripes on the hood, and optioned with red brake calipers, grey Alcantara upholstery with contrasting red stitching, complementary red seatbelts, and a fire extinguisher. As a Scuderia, the car was equipped with carbon ceramic disc brakes, an electronically governed differential, alloy wheels, automatic climate control, power windows, and extensive carbon fiber interior trim.

At some point relocated to Southern California, the 430 was acquired in early 2016 by the consignor. He immediately submitted the car to Ferrari of Beverly Hills for an annual service, and over the following month the dealership also installed a new serpentine belt, dual fuel pumps, re-charged the air conditioner, and aligned the wheels, which were mounted with new Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires.

Currently displaying just 3,716 miles, the beautifully maintained 430 Scuderia is accompanied by its original manuals and would make a great addition to any collection of competition Ferraris or modern supercars. It has been detailed to concours quality, offering potential for either exhibition or indulgence of its outrageous performance during hot laps and class competition.