Precision Engineering from Sauber’s 2011 F1 Challenger
Own a genuine component from the Sauber C30, the car that competed in the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship and helped establish the team’s reputation for aerodynamic efficiency and engineering precision.
This authentic rear wing pylon was used during the 2011 season, serving as a crucial structural element for the car’s rear wing assembly. Designed for minimal weight and maximum strength, it played a vital role in managing downforce and stability during high-speed racing.
A Collector’s Piece of Engineering Excellence
The Sauber C30 competed with drivers Kamui Kobayashi and Sergio Pérez, and consistently punched above its weight throughout the season. This rear wing pylon stands as a testament to the team’s advanced design philosophy and commitment to performance.
Whether displayed as a sculptural object or added to a technical motorsport collection, this is a rare opportunity to own a real structural element from a modern F1 car.
Bid now and add a slice of Swiss-engineered Formula 1 heritage to your collection.
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Key Features
Race-Used Rear Wing Pylon - Extracted from an operational C30 chassis used during the 2011 F1 season
- From Sauber’s Wind-Tunnel-Honed Chassis – a car praised for its aerodynamic sophistication and innovative design.
- Authentic Structural Component
- Represents a real part of Formula 1’s cutting-edge materials and construction
