Ayrton Senna Personally Worn and Signed Nacional Sponsor Cap – 1992 Season

An iconic Nacional sponsor cap personally worn by Ayrton Senna during the 1992 Formula One season. Hand-signed by Senna in gold marker with the inscription "Brasil", this exceptional piece was autographed following the Brazil Grand Prix held on April 5th, 1992. The cap remains in pristine condition and showcases a bold, clear signature—an outstanding collectible from one of motorsport’s greatest legends.

A pair of official Rothmans Williams Renault team garments consisting of a team cap and sweater, both personally signed and dated by Ayrton Senna in blue marker. These pieces were used during the 1994 Brazilian Grand Prix, Senna’s first race with Williams after his historic move from McLaren.

The cap features the Rothmans Williams Renault branding with Senna’s autograph across the front panel. The sweater displays the prominent Rothmans, Renault, and Elf logos, with Senna’s signature on the chest.

Both items may be offered as a pair or sold separately, representing an exceptionally rare set of early Williams-era Senna memorabilia tied to his emotional homecoming at Interlagos.

🔹 Historical Context: 1994 Brazilian Grand Prix

Held on 27 March 1994 at Interlagos, the Brazilian GP was Ayrton Senna’s debut race for Williams. Starting from pole position, Senna carried the hopes of an entire nation but retired on lap 56 after a spin while chasing Michael Schumacher’s Benetton. Despite the disappointment, the race marked the beginning of Senna’s final F1 chapter and his short-lived but historically significant association with Williams.

🔹 Provenance

• Rothmans Williams Renault cap – signed by Ayrton Senna in black marker.

• Rothmans Williams Renault sweater – signed by Ayrton Senna in black marker.

• Both pieces used during the 1994 Brazilian GP.

• Can be presented as a complete set or sold individually.

A rare pair of McLaren pit crew/mechanic gloves worn during the 1991 Brazilian Grand Prix, one of the most legendary races of Ayrton Senna’s career. The white cotton gloves, with McLaren team logos and grip pads, show signs of authentic race use.

Both gloves have been personally signed by Ayrton Senna in black marker, making them a highly desirable dual-signed set directly connected to his home victory at Interlagos.

🔹 Historical Context: 1991 Brazilian Grand Prix

The race, held on 24 March 1991 at Interlagos, marked Senna’s first ever Formula 1 victory in Brazil, achieved in front of his home fans. Despite gearbox issues that left him stuck in sixth gear in the closing laps, Senna delivered one of the most heroic drives of his career, crossing the finish line utterly exhausted. His emotional podium celebration, where he could barely lift the trophy, became an iconic moment in F1 history.

Senna’s win in São Paulo was a cornerstone of his 1991 World Championship season, where he secured his third and final title with McLaren-Honda.

🔹 Provenance

• Authentic McLaren mechanic gloves used at the 1991 Brazilian GP.

• Signed by Ayrton Senna on both gloves in black marker.

• Significant historical link to Senna’s first home GP victory and one of his most celebrated races.

This framed collectible showcases an authentic suspension wishbone from Ayrton Senna’s 1993 McLaren MP4/8 A6, used during the Monaco Grand Prix—one of Senna’s most iconic races, where he achieved his record-breaking sixth victory at Monaco.

• Component: Genuine front suspension wishbone

• Car: McLaren MP4/8 A6

• Engine: Honda (Ford-Cosworth HB V8 for 1993 season)

• Race Used: 1993 Monaco Grand Prix

• Driver: Ayrton Senna

• Signature: Hand-signed by Ayrton Senna himself in silver marker on the wishbone

The artifact is beautifully mounted against a red McLaren background poster featuring a portrait of Ayrton Senna in his iconic Marlboro McLaren racing suit, holding his yellow “Nacional” helmet. Behind him are action images celebrating his dominance at Monaco. A stylized gold crown above Senna’s head symbolizes his “King of Monaco” status.

The bottom of the frame includes the car model designation:

McLaren MP4/8 A6

Accompanying the framed display is a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) issued directly by McLaren International Ltd.
The certificate specifies:

• Confirmation that the suspension wishbone is race-used from the 1993 McLaren MP4/8

• Authentication by McLaren’s official heritage and memorabilia division

• Signed by McLaren personnel, validating provenance and originality

The 1993 Monaco Grand Prix marked Ayrton Senna’s sixth and final Monaco win, a record that stood unmatched for decades. The MP4/8, though not the most dominant car mechanically, was noted for its advanced semi-automatic transmission and Senna’s unmatched skill in extracting its full potential on the tight Monaco circuit.

Owning a signed, race-used wishbone from this car represents one of the most coveted pieces of Formula 1 and Senna memorabilia, merging engineering history, legendary performance, and emotional legacy.

This authentic brake disc was mounted on the legendary McLaren MP4/6, the car that carried Ayrton Senna to his third and final Formula 1 World Championship. The disc was used during the 1991 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, where Senna famously secured the title.

The piece is hand-signed in white marker by Ayrton Senna, as well as Ron Dennis, who added the inscription “Championship 1991” to commemorate McLaren’s triumph. Presented in a custom McLaren display frame, it is accompanied by an official McLaren International Certificate of Authenticity, verifying its provenance.

🔹 Historical Context

1991 Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka)
Held on 20 October 1991, the Japanese GP was the penultimate round of the season. Senna only needed to finish ahead of his title rival Nigel Mansell to secure the championship. In a dramatic turn, Mansell retired on lap 10 after a mistake at the first corner, handing Senna the title. Demonstrating both dominance and humility, Senna allowed teammate Gerhard Berger to take the victory on the final lap, cementing his reputation as a racer who valued loyalty as much as success.

1991 Formula 1 Season
The 1991 season marked the last title of Senna’s career. Driving the McLaren MP4/6 powered by a Honda V12, Senna won seven races and scored consistently against Mansell’s Williams-Renault. His mastery in both wet and dry conditions, combined with McLaren’s reliability, delivered his third World Championship after earlier triumphs in 1988 and 1990.

This brake disc was mounted on the Lotus 97T driven by Ayrton Senna during his very first Formula 1 victory at Estoril in the rain-soaked 1985 Portuguese Grand Prix. It is offered with an official Lotus Certificate of Authenticity. The disc bears Senna’s hand signature in white marker, inscribed “Estoril”. A rare artifact marking one of the most iconic moments in motorsport history.

🔹 Summary: 1985 Estoril / Portuguese Grand Prix

• The race was held on 21 April 1985 at the Autódromo do Estoril, Portugal. It was the second round of the 1985 FIA Formula One World Championship.

• Conditions were extremely challenging: overcast skies and heavy rain made for a difficult, slippery circuit. 

• Senna qualified on pole position, registering a time of 1:21.007. 

• In the race, Senna led from start to finish. Despite worsening weather, he extended a large gap to second place Michele Alboreto and ultimately won by over a lap ahead of most of the field. 

• The race was shortened to 67 laps (from the scheduled 70) because the two-hour time limit was reached. 

• Senna also set the fastest lap of the race on lap 15.

These sunglasses were used by Ayrton Senna during the 1985 Portuguese Grand Prix at Estoril. This was the race where Senna famously claimed his first ever Formula 1 victory in torrential rain while driving the Lotus 97T Renault for Team Lotus. The Camel branding was tied to Senna’s association with Lotus during the mid-1980s.

• Branding: The glasses are marked with Camel on the lens, linked to the Camel tobacco sponsorship of Lotus F1 at the time.

• Frame Style: Large aviator-style frames, typical of 1980s racing paddock fashion.

• Frame Material: Gold-tone metallic frame with a double bridge design.

• Lens: Brown gradient-tinted lenses, oversized for sun and glare protection.

• Case: Yellow Camel-branded soft case, with an alternate version shown signed with Senna’s initials/autograph.

• The sunglasses are iconic because they appear in many photographs of Senna at Estoril 1985, often seen with his Nacional cap, Lotus racing suit, and helmet in hand.

• They are part of the Camel promotional items given to drivers and team members, but their provenance is elevated due to being visibly worn by Senna during one of the most historic weekends of his career.

• Collectors value these not just as sunglasses, but as a piece of Ayrton Senna memorabilia tied to his first F1 win.

1991 Ayrton Senna McLaren MP4/6 Steering Wheel

Usage: Employed by Ayrton Senna during the 1991 United States Grand Prix in Phoenix, Arizona — the first race of that championship.

Provenance & Authentication

• Certificate of Authenticity from McLaren International, confirming use in the 1991 USA Grand Prix in the MP4/6 driven by Ayrton Senna.

• The reverse side of the wheel is clearly stencilled with “10/03/1991” and “A. SENNA MP4/6”, matching the Phoenix date and Senna’s car designation.

• Senna’s white signature is visible below the Honda logo on the wheel’s centre plate — an unmistakable mark of authenticity.

• Traditional suede‑wrapped rim with contrast white stitching, in excellent preserved condition.

• Classic 1991 era McLaren–Honda toggle controls: labeled O.T., Radio, SEL, and up/down push‑buttons, in red and light blue.

• Central plate emblazoned with Honda and personal branding; signature inscribed proudly beneath.

• Wiring harness intact, showing the original connectors as deployed in the car.

1991 United States Grand Prix, Phoenix – Race Results

Held on 10 March 1991 at the Phoenix Street Circuit, this was the opening round of the 1991 F1 World Championship.

• Winner: Ayrton Senna in his Honda‑powered McLaren MP4/6 — dominant from pole, he completed 81 laps with no pit stops in 2:00:47.828 (ESPN.com, Wikipedia, Wikipedia).

• Second Place: Alain Prost (Ferrari), finishing +16.32 s behind (ESPN.com).

• Third Place: Nelson Piquet in a Benetton‑Ford, +17.38 s adrift (ESPN.com).

• Fastest lap of the race recorded by Jean Alesi (Ferrari) on lap 49: 1:26.758 (Motor Sport Magazine).

This marked Senna’s 27th Formula 1 Grand Prix victory—tying him with Jackie Stewart at the time—and was an emphatic debut of the MP4/6 chassis. It also cemented McLaren‑Honda’s reputation by beginning their campaign toward a fourth consecutive Constructors’ Championship (Motor Sport Magazine).

This is not a replica or commemorative souvenir — it is a true piece of F1 history. A component Senna steered with confidence en route to his season‑leading victory. The MP4/6 debut race, tight street circuit and perfect execution—they all contribute to the dramatic provenance. For a collector with admiration for motorsport’s golden era, this wheel is an unrepeatable artifact.

• Present within a secure acrylic case with red velvet base echoing the original support

• Reference provenance: signed, dated, McLaren‑authenticated

• Highlight the undeniable connection to Senna’s 1991 title campaign and McLaren’s dynastic success

1985 Ayrton Senna Lotus 97T Front Endplate – John Player Special Livery

An exceptional piece of Formula 1 history, this original front endplate comes from the iconic Lotus 97T driven by Ayrton Senna during the 1985 Formula One season—his debut year with Team Lotus and a defining period that cemented his legend.

This authentic component, adorned with the unmistakable John Player Special (JPS) black and gold livery, is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Classic Team Lotus Limited, verifying its provenance. The certificate confirms that the endplate was used during the 1985 Grand Prix season and is attributed specifically to Senna’s 97T as raced during his first Grand Prix win at Estoril, Portugal, where he delivered a masterclass in the wet to secure pole position and victory.

Key Details:

• Driver: Ayrton Senna

• Car: Lotus 97T

• Season: 1985 Formula 1

• Race Provenance: Estoril Grand Prix, Portugal

• Team: Lotus-Renault

• Livery: John Player Special (JPS)

• Condition: Race-used with visible mounting marks

• Certificate: Included, issued by Classic Team Lotus Ltd.

Historical Significance:
Senna's win at Estoril was his first career F1 victory, showcasing his unmatched skill in treacherous conditions. This endplate serves not only as a motorsport relic but as a tangible piece of the moment Senna announced his greatness to the world.

Ayrton Senna – Original McLaren MP4/5 Windscreen – 1989 Monaco Grand Prix Winner.

A rare and historically significant original windscreen from Ayrton Senna’s McLaren MP4/5, used during the 1989 Monaco Grand Prix, one of Formula 1’s most iconic races. This authentic piece of racing history comes from the very car in which Senna secured pole position and victory on the streets of Monte Carlo — further cementing his dominance on this legendary circuit.

• Driver: Ayrton Senna

• Team: McLaren-Honda

• Car: MP4/5

• Race: 47th Monaco Grand Prix, 1989

• Result: Pole Position & 1st Overall

• Provenance: Marked as original with engraved TAG Heuer branding and mounted plaque

• Condition: Race-used, showing expected wear and markings consistent with high-speed performance and handling at Monaco

This windscreen features the original TAG Heuer branding — a key sponsor of the McLaren team — and includes a mounted display plaque noting Senna's victory.

This is more than a collector's item — it is a tangible piece of racing legend. Senna’s 1989 Monaco victory was one of six total wins he achieved at this prestigious event, a record that stood unmatched for decades. A rare chance to own a piece of Formula 1 and Ayrton Senna heritage.

Ayrton Senna – 1992 Japanese Grand Prix Replica Helmet (Limited Edition #59/100)

An extraordinary collector's edition helmet paying tribute to one of Formula 1’s most legendary drivers, Ayrton Senna. This officially licensed replica of the helmet worn during the 1992 Japanese Grand Prix is a museum-grade homage to Senna’s legacy and unmatched spirit on the track.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this Shoei replica helmet mirrors the original worn by Senna during the 1992 Suzuka race. Featuring the unmistakable yellow, green, and blue Brazilian color scheme with Marlboro, Honda, Nacional, Shell, BOSS, and Shoei sponsor markings, it is hand-painted by SID (Senna's original helmet painter) and numbered 59 of only 100 pieces worldwide.

• Limited to 100 units globally – this is No. 59/100

• Commemorative plaque on the base: Ayrton Senna – 1992 Japanese GP

• Features official markings: “Formula One World Championship – Special Japan GP 1992”

• Displayed in pristine acrylic case for preservation and presentation

• Exceptional condition – professionally preserved with vivid paintwork, crisp decals, and flawless gloss. This piece has never been worn or handled outside of its showcase setting.

Here is an extremely rare piece of memorabilia.

This Goodyear Eagle rear tire has been used by Ayrton Senna during the 1993 Brazil GP (Interlagos) while driving the legendary McLaren MP/8.

It has been hand signed and dated by Ayrton Senna. He also added the mention "Brazil".

This extraordinary piece is accompanied by a McLaren certificate.

It was the second race of the 1993 Formula One World Championship.

The 71-lap race was won by local hero Ayrton Senna, driving a McLaren-Ford, with Briton Damon Hill second in a Williams-Renault and German Michael Schumacher third in a Benetton-Ford. Senna was the last Brazilian driver to win his home race until Felipe Massa in 2006.

An exceptionally rare and original rev counter from the McLaren Honda MP4/7A, used during the 1992 Formula 1 season by legendary driver Ayrton Senna. This authentic race-used component displays significant wear, consistent with competitive use on track. Handwritten in white marker on the reverse are the inscriptions: "A.S." and "MP4/7A", unmistakably denoting Senna's initials and the car model. A prized artifact from the cockpit of one of Formula 1’s most iconic drivers.

Ayrton Senna – 1992 Season Overview
The 1992 season was a challenging yet pivotal year in Ayrton Senna’s career. Driving the McLaren MP4/7A powered by Honda, Senna faced fierce competition from the dominant Williams-Renault team, particularly Nigel Mansell. Despite being in a technically inferior car, Senna showcased his brilliance, securing three Grand Prix victories (Monaco, Hungary, and Italy) and finishing fourth in the Drivers’ Championship. His performance, tenacity, and technical feedback played a critical role in keeping McLaren competitive during a transitional period for the team. The season also marked Senna’s final year with Honda engines before their exit from Formula 1.

An exceptionally rare and historically significant piece.
This unique wind tunnel model head was mounted on the aerodynamic test model used during the development of the McLaren MP4/7—a car that marked a technological leap forward for McLaren.

Wind tunnel testing for the MP4/7 began in late 1991, continuing into early 1992, as the team prepared for the upcoming Formula One season. The MP4/7A was McLaren’s first car to incorporate semi-automatic transmission and explore active suspension technology, setting the stage for fierce competition with the groundbreaking Williams FW14B.

What elevates this piece beyond its engineering significance is its personal connection to legend: it has been hand-signed and dated by Ayrton Senna in bold black marker, making it an extraordinary collector’s item from one of F1’s most iconic eras.

This Goodyear Eagle rear tire has been used by Ayrton Senna during the 1988 season while driving the McLaren MP4/4.

It has been hand signed by Ayrton Senna in white marker.

Very rare and desirable:  Ayrton Senna TRW Sabelts used during the 1994 Brazil GP held on 27 March 1994 at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, São Paulo. It was the first race of the 1994 Formula One World Championship..

Both Sabelts have been hand signed and dated by the legend Ayrton Senna.

Up for sale is an exceptionally rare and highly coveted piece of Formula 1 history — the iconic "Senninha" T-shirt, personally worn by the legendary Ayrton Senna during the 1994 Pacific Grand Prix.

The "Senninha" character was created by Senna himself in 1994 and brought to life by artists Rogério Martins and Ridaut Dias Jr. Senna envisioned Senninha as a way to inspire children with the values he held dear: determination, a champion’s mindset, and Brazilian pride.

This shirt isn't just rare — it's iconic. It bears Senna’s own signature and date, marked boldly in black ink by the legend himself.

A comparable piece recently fetched €19,200 (approx. $20,000) at auction.
This one? Priced for the true collector — valuable, but offered at a more accessible investment.

Own a piece of greatness.

This original left rear wing end plate was mounted on the iconic Lotus 99T, driven by the legendary Ayrton Senna during the 1987 Formula 1 season. While it displays significant signs of race use, the piece remains in excellent overall condition.

Beautifully framed and accompanied by an official Lotus team certificate, this rare artifact is made even more special with Ayrton Senna’s own signature and date, hand-marked in black marker.

A true collector’s gem from one of F1’s most unforgettable eras.

An exceptionally rare and historic motorsport artifact – this is the left upper flap from the Williams FW16, race-used by Ayrton Senna during the 1994 Brazilian Grand Prix.

The piece bears authentic team markings: “FW16,” “’95 #2,” and “ASENNA”, confirming its provenance.

Adding to its significance, the flap has been hand-signed and dated by Ayrton Senna himself, making this a truly iconic collector’s item from the legendary Formula One driver’s final season.

The folowing Diadora shoes have been used by Ayrton Seanna during the pre season testing sessions of the Tested in pre-season testing with the Williams FW15D in Imola. Tested as well with the Williams FW16 in Estoril.

Both shoes have been hand signed and dated in black marker by Ayrton Senna.