Season Launch LOT 065 - Lance Stroll 2024 Aston Martin Headrest
A genuine cockpit component from Lance Stroll’s 2024 Formula One campaign with Aston Martin Aramco, this headrest represents a highly personal and rarely available element of modern Grand Prix machinery.
Positioned within the cockpit and moulded specifically for the driver, the headrest plays a vital role in both safety and comfort. Designed to support the driver’s helmet during extreme cornering forces, it stabilises the head and neck when drivers experience lateral loads exceeding 5G through high-speed sections of a circuit. Each headrest is uniquely shaped to match the driver’s seating position and helmet profile, making it one of the most individualised components fitted to the car.
This example originates from Stroll’s 2024 season with Aston Martin, where the team continued to develop its position within the highly competitive ground-effect era of Formula One. As part of the cockpit assembly of a modern F1 car, the headrest reflects the detailed ergonomics and safety engineering required to compete at the pinnacle of motorsport.
Constructed from lightweight materials and finished in Aston Martin’s contemporary team colours, the piece carries authentic race-used character from the cockpit environment. Compact yet significant, cockpit components such as headrests are rarely released, offering collectors a unique connection to the interior of a Formula One car.
A distinctive modern Formula One artefact, this 2024 Aston Martin headrest represents the driver-focused engineering and precision that defines today’s Grand Prix racing.
A genuine cockpit component from Lance Stroll’s 2024 Formula One campaign with Aston Martin Aramco, this headrest represents a highly personal and rarely available element of modern Grand Prix machinery.
Positioned within the cockpit and moulded specifically for the driver, the headrest plays a vital role in both safety and comfort. Designed to support the driver’s helmet during extreme cornering forces, it stabilises the head and neck when drivers experience lateral loads exceeding 5G through high-speed sections of a circuit. Each headrest is uniquely shaped to match the driver’s seating position and helmet profile, making it one of the most individualised components fitted to the car.
This example originates from Stroll’s 2024 season with Aston Martin, where the team continued to develop its position within the highly competitive ground-effect era of Formula One. As part of the cockpit assembly of a modern F1 car, the headrest reflects the detailed ergonomics and safety engineering required to compete at the pinnacle of motorsport.
Constructed from lightweight materials and finished in Aston Martin’s contemporary team colours, the piece carries authentic race-used character from the cockpit environment. Compact yet significant, cockpit components such as headrests are rarely released, offering collectors a unique connection to the interior of a Formula One car.
A distinctive modern Formula One artefact, this 2024 Aston Martin headrest represents the driver-focused engineering and precision that defines today’s Grand Prix racing.
Description
A genuine cockpit component from Lance Stroll’s 2024 Formula One campaign with Aston Martin Aramco, this headrest represents a highly personal and rarely available element of modern Grand Prix machinery.
Positioned within the cockpit and moulded specifically for the driver, the headrest plays a vital role in both safety and comfort. Designed to support the driver’s helmet during extreme cornering forces, it stabilises the head and neck when drivers experience lateral loads exceeding 5G through high-speed sections of a circuit. Each headrest is uniquely shaped to match the driver’s seating position and helmet profile, making it one of the most individualised components fitted to the car.
This example originates from Stroll’s 2024 season with Aston Martin, where the team continued to develop its position within the highly competitive ground-effect era of Formula One. As part of the cockpit assembly of a modern F1 car, the headrest reflects the detailed ergonomics and safety engineering required to compete at the pinnacle of motorsport.
Constructed from lightweight materials and finished in Aston Martin’s contemporary team colours, the piece carries authentic race-used character from the cockpit environment. Compact yet significant, cockpit components such as headrests are rarely released, offering collectors a unique connection to the interior of a Formula One car.
A distinctive modern Formula One artefact, this 2024 Aston Martin headrest represents the driver-focused engineering and precision that defines today’s Grand Prix racing.
