Leipzig Galleries Ayrton Senna Race-Used 1993 Australian Grand Prix Wheelnut Framed Display

30 years after his passing, Ayrton Senna’s story remains a testament to grit, devotion and raw talent – a legacy forever etched into the halls of motorsport. At its heart lies a moment of triumph: the 1993 Australian Grand Prix, held in Adelaide on 7th November, where Senna claimed his 41st and final Formula 1 victory. This race marked the close of his six-year tenure with McLaren and would precede his tragic loss at Imola the following season, making Adelaide his last moment of professional glory.

This bespoke Leipzig Galleries display preserves that chapter with reverence. Within its frame rests Senna’s authentic autograph, written in red fibre-tip marker and clipped from an original 1987 Grand Prix programme. Beside it lies a race-used left-front wheel nut from the McLaren-Ford MP4/8 that carried him to victory – one of the final mechanical assemblies retained from McLaren’s engineering deaccession.