Michael Schumacher OMP test used shoes during the 1997 season while piloting the Ferrari F310. The shoes come with heavy signs of use. They have been both hand signed by Michael Schumacher.

Ultra rare and desirable piece of history. These Adidas have been race used by Ayrton Senna during the 1985 season.

An incredible and rare opportunity.

They show some heavy signs of used.

Each shoe has been hand signed and dated by Senna

Expensive...

The following gloves are quite exceptional. Not race used but very symbolic. These Alpines gloves have been used in January 2010 by Michael Schumacher while testing the GP2in Jerez for 3 days.

Michael Schumacher tested the GP2 ahead of F1 return.

Here is a very original, eye catching decoration / display piece.

This display includes an original 2017 MOMO steering wheel model 30, an original MOMO shoe and original MOMO glove in a display case.

it is an exclusive display item for Momo retailers.

This is a special and extremely rare visor made for and used by Ayrton during his years with McLaren while driving the MP4/6. It has been hand signed  and dated in silver marker.

Ayrton Senna's pieces are incredibly difficult to acquire due to their extreme rarity.

The 1991 Senna Rheos is one of the most iconic and sought after helmets in the helmet collecting world. Rheos is an exceedingly rare helmet (manufactured by Honda) and used by just two drivers in Formula 1 history, Gerhard Berger and Ayrton Senna. The Rheos was used for only for two seasons (1990 and 91).

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own such an iconic item celebrating Senna’s career.

Red Bull gloves hand signed by Daniil Kvyat and Daniel Ricciardo framed

Ayrton Senna Sparco test used shoes signed. Used during the traditional pre-season testing at Estoril of the Williams FW16 (January 20, 1994).

Very significate piece of memorabilia which witnessed Senna's debut with Williams.

Expensive.

Very affordable piece of memorabilia. Hand signed and dated.

On 30th July 2000, Rubens Barrichello won the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim. It was the Brazilian’s first Formula 1 victory and he came out on top at the end of a what has to be said was a fairly unusual race: it was neutralised three times, once because of a track invasion and then the final stages were run in the rain. Starting from eighteenth, Rubens staged a great climb up the order and did an amazing job of keeping the F1-2000 on track in the wet over the final laps, having chosen to stay out on track on slicks, while the two McLarens of Hakkinen and Coulthard opted to switch to rain tyres. This win proved highly useful in slowing the Finn’s pursuit of Schumacher for the title, the German having had to retire right from the start, after being immediately hit by Fisichella.

The race was also memorable for Rubens’ tears on the podium, where in his excitement, he did an entertaining dance. “I still don’t believe it!” he said. “What happened is amazing. I’d been told that, when you are in the lead, the final lap is the longest and now I can tell you it’s really true.”