These 2 pieces are the back sidepods of the Lotus 97T driven by Ayrton Senna during the 1985 season. They are both complete and show very heavy signs of use.

The marking attribute the parts to car# 2 out of 4 produced for the 1985 season. A.S. (Ayrton Senna), 12 (Ayrton Senna car #12), 97T (Lotus 97T).

This is the original steering wheel used by Ayrton Senna during the Brazil Grand Prix on April 12, 1987, at the Jacarepaguá Circuit in Rio de Janeiro, while driving the iconic Lotus 99T. 

Accompanied by an official Lotus certificate, this extraordinary piece has been personally hand-signed and dated by Senna, with the inscription “Brazil.” 

A truly remarkable collector's item of historical significance. 

A rare and prestigious acquisition.

Here is exceptional. This steering wheel was used by Ayrton Senna during the McLaren MP4/1 C test sessions. This test was part of his first test in F1.

This steering comes with a McLaren official certificate.

The steering has been hand signed by Ayrton Senna but also Niki Lauda.

It is simply an exceptional piece.

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A little bit of history:

After his successful test with Williams in July 1983, Ayrton received several offers. The Brazilian would get the chance to test for McLaren after his British Formula 3 season, which happened at the end of October of 1983. 

The McLaren test 

As part of the McLaren Young Drivers test Ayrton Senna, Martin Brundle and Stefan Bellof came to Silverstone. Today, McLaren also performs this test as as the winner of the McLaren Autosport Award will be offered a test in an older model Formula 1 car by the team from Woking.

Brundle and Senna were present because of their performance in the British Formula 3 Championship, while Stefan Bellof was seen by McLaren as the successor of John Watson. Watson would leave his career as a Grand Prix driver with McLaren at the end of 1983, as the Briton entered into negotiations with Brabham.

McLaren wanted to see how Bellof compared to the British Formula 3 drivers. After his first attempt in the McLaren MP4-1 Ford Cosworth, Senna was taken out of the car. According to the engineers, he was too fast. After returning to the track he drove the fastest lap of the day, 1:13.9.

Ayrton came back in the pits and complained about not feeling very comfortable in the cockpit. He thought he couldn't operate the accelerator as well as he wanted. Yet he felt good: "I felt quite comfortable with the car. The McLaren Ford is an easy to drive car. The speed at Silverstone is quite high, but I still have a good feeling about this car. The results were excellent, much better than I expected.

"I am now going to realize how you could win a Formula 1 race. In Formula 1 you are always dependent on the material you get, the driver can be a part of that. As long as you have a good car you can easily handle it. I am very satisfied with this test and it was really great to do."

In an interview, Ron Dennis explained the following: "So far everything is going well. Ayrton is constantly faster on these tyres than we have been in the past. I hope we can let him ride another session at the end of the day. Maybe it will be even better then. 

This exceptionally rare collector's piece is a genuine wishbone from the McLaren MP4/5, used by Ayrton Senna during the 1989 Brazilian Grand Prix at Jacarepaguá, Rio de Janeiro, on March 26, 1989—the opening race of the 1989 Formula One World Championship.

The wishbone is hand-signed and dated by Ayrton Senna in white marker and is accompanied by an official McLaren Certificate of Authenticity (CoA).

A truly extraordinary addition to any motorsport collection.

This piece is incredibly desirable. This rotor has been used in the Lotus 97T driven by Ayrton Senna during the 1985 Monaco GP.

The rotor has been hand signed, dated with the mention "Monaco" by the legend himself

It is accompanied with a Team Lotus certificate.

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