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.

1993 Ayrton Senna Audi Brazil Conference Card – Hand Signed

A remarkable piece of motorsport and automotive history, this 1993 Audi Brazil Conference Card has been hand signed by three-time Formula 1 World Champion Ayrton Senna during the historic meetings that helped bring Audi to Brazil.

In 1993, Senna and his family played a pivotal role in establishing Audi in the Brazilian market. Through Senna Import, his family’s company, an agreement was reached with Audi to begin officially importing and selling Audi vehicles in Brazil starting in 1994. This partnership marked the brand’s official return to the Brazilian market and remains an important chapter in both Senna’s business legacy and Audi’s global expansion.

This conference card was signed by Senna during one of the meetings between the two teams involved in the partnership. The autograph’s authenticity and moment of signing are supported by a period photograph showing Senna signing this exact conference card, making this an exceptionally well-documented piece.

McLaren–Honda World Championship Team Jacket and Marlboro Cap
Suzuka, 1988
Both Signed and Dated

An exceptional and evocative ensemble from one of the most decisive moments in Formula One history: a McLaren–Honda World Championship Team jacket and period Marlboro team cap from the 1988 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, both signed and dated.

The 1988 Suzuka Grand Prix marked the race at which Ayrton Senna secured his first World Drivers’ Championship title following a legendary drive from 14th on the grid to victory. The season itself stands as one of the most dominant in Grand Prix history, with the McLaren MP4/4 claiming 15 wins from 16 races.

The padded McLaren–Honda team jacket, finished in the iconic red and white Marlboro-era livery, features bold “Honda McLaren F1 World Championship Team” branding across the back and chest. The jacket is signed and dated to “Suzuka 88,” the inscription applied clearly to the front panel, directly linking the piece to the championship-deciding weekend.

Accompanying the jacket is a period Marlboro World Championship Team cap, similarly signed and dated. The autograph placement on the brim provides strong visual presence and complements the jacket to form a cohesive and highly displayable pairing.

Team-issued apparel from the 1988 season—particularly pieces associated with Suzuka—are of profound historical significance. When combined with contemporary signature and date inscriptions referencing the championship venue, such items transcend memorabilia to become documentary artifacts of a defining sporting moment.

A rare and emotionally resonant pairing from the race that crowned a champion, uniting team-issued apparel, season-defining provenance, and autographed testimony from one of Formula One’s most revered figures.

McLaren MP4/4 Wheel Nut
1988 Monaco Grand Prix – World Championship Season
With Official McLaren Certificate of Authenticity

An extraordinary and highly significant mechanical artifact from one of the most dominant seasons in Formula One history: an original McLaren wheel nut used on the Marlboro McLaren MP4/4 during the 1988 World Championship campaign.

The MP4/4, driven by Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, achieved an unparalleled level of dominance, securing 15 victories from 16 races and delivering Senna his first World Drivers’ Championship title. The present wheel nut is documented as originating from the 1988 Monaco Grand Prix—widely regarded as one of the most iconic performances of Senna’s career.

The component is professionally mounted within a bespoke presentation frame and accompanied by an official McLaren International Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its use on the MP4/4 during the 1988 season. The certificate verifies the car model and competition context, providing direct factory provenance.

As a race-used mechanical element from the MP4/4—arguably the most celebrated Formula One car ever constructed—this wheel nut represents an authentic and tangible fragment of Grand Prix history. Mechanical components from championship-winning cars of this stature, particularly those supported by factory documentation, are exceptionally scarce and highly sought after.

A museum-worthy relic from the golden era of Formula One, uniting mechanical purity, championship pedigree, and official McLaren provenance.

Ayrton Senna
Pair of OMP Racing Gloves
Worn During 1994 Brazilian Testing Sessions
Signed and Dated “Brazil”

A remarkable and highly personal artifact from Ayrton Senna’s final Formula One season: a pair of OMP racing gloves worn during testing sessions in Brazil in 1994.

Constructed in blue fire-resistant fabric with grey suede palms and reinforced panels, the gloves bear the period-correct OMP branding and FIA homologation patch. The palms display visible signs of authentic use, with natural wear consistent with track activity, offering tangible evidence of their race-weekend function.

One glove is prominently signed and dated by Senna in black marker, accompanied by the inscription “Brazil.” The placement of the signature across the palm enhances both its visual impact and historical resonance, directly linking the piece to Senna’s home country and to the early 1994 campaign with Williams.

Objects associated with Senna’s 1994 season carry profound emotional and historical significance. Worn equipment from this period—particularly items bearing a contemporary signature and personal inscription—are exceptionally desirable among collectors.

An evocative and intimate piece of Grand Prix history, uniting race use, national reference, and the unmistakable autograph of one of Formula One’s greatest champions.