1:64 scale miniature car kit of the 1951 Ferrari 375F1. - Scale: 1:64 - Model Name: Ferrari 375F1 - Year: 1951 - Manufacturer: Dydo - Product Number: No.10 Ferrari introduced the 375F1, which had the maximum displacement allowed by the regulations, from the Italian Grand Prix in 1950, in preparation for the F1 World Championship that began that year. It took second place in its debut race, and at the 1951 British Grand Prix, F. Gonzalez brought Ferrari its first victory in the World Championship, signaling that the era of the pre-war champion, Alfa Romeo, was coming to an end. The F1 World Championship, which began in 1950, was contested with naturally aspirated machines of 4.5 liters or less. Alfa Romeo, where Enzo Ferrari had once driven as a driver and been entrusted with the team, reigned as the champion. In 1951, Ferrari defeated Alfa at the British Grand Prix and achieved its first victory. After the race, Enzo said, "I have killed my own mother," a famous quote unique to Enzo, who was nurtured by Alfa. Although Fangio, driving an Alfa, became the champion in the 1951 season, Alfa Romeo left the Grand Prix at the end of that year.