Oscar Piastri 2024 Race Used McLaren F1 Team Rear Wheel Rim Table - Chinese GP
This rear wheel rim table has been crafted from a genuine race-used component taken from Oscar Piastri’s McLaren MCL38, used during the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix weekend in Shanghai.
Once engineered to perform under the immense forces of Formula 1 competition, the original wheel rim has now been transformed into a striking piece of functional design. Re-engineered and finished with a sleek glass tabletop, the piece preserves the unmistakable character and engineering detail of a genuine Grand Prix-used component while giving it a bold new purpose beyond the circuit.
The 2024 Chinese Grand Prix marked Formula 1’s long-awaited return to Shanghai for the first time since 2019, bringing renewed energy and anticipation to one of the sport’s most distinctive modern venues. Across the weekend, Piastri continued to build momentum during a breakthrough season for both himself and McLaren, with the MCL38 emerging as one of the grid’s most competitive cars.
Known for its demanding opening sector, sweeping corners and long back straight, the Shanghai International Circuit places unique stresses on both car and driver, making race-used components from the event especially significant. Preserving authentic track-used character from the weekend, this table offers a direct connection to Piastri’s 2024 season and McLaren’s resurgence at the front of Formula 1.
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This rear wheel rim table has been crafted from a genuine race-used component taken from Oscar Piastri’s McLaren MCL38, used during the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix weekend in Shanghai.
Once engineered to perform under the immense forces of Formula 1 competition, the original wheel rim has now been transformed into a striking piece of functional design. Re-engineered and finished with a sleek glass tabletop, the piece preserves the unmistakable character and engineering detail of a genuine Grand Prix-used component while giving it a bold new purpose beyond the circuit.
The 2024 Chinese Grand Prix marked Formula 1’s long-awaited return to Shanghai for the first time since 2019, bringing renewed energy and anticipation to one of the sport’s most distinctive modern venues. Across the weekend, Piastri continued to build momentum during a breakthrough season for both himself and McLaren, with the MCL38 emerging as one of the grid’s most competitive cars.
Known for its demanding opening sector, sweeping corners and long back straight, the Shanghai International Circuit places unique stresses on both car and driver, making race-used components from the event especially significant. Preserving authentic track-used character from the weekend, this table offers a direct connection to Piastri’s 2024 season and McLaren’s resurgence at the front of Formula 1.
