Italian, Antonio Ascari, dominated the inaugural Belgian Grand Prix to such an extent he was able to enjoy light food and drink snacks at each pit stop!

Held at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps on June 25th 1925 only two cars, both Alfa Romeos, finished the gruelling race although the event was also notable for five entries, including Britains Henry Segrave, failing to turn up as their cars weren't ready.


Unfortunatley, 36 year old Ascari was killed while leading the French Grand Prix later the same year. He left behind a seven year old son, Alberto, who went on to become one of the great Formula 1 drivers until he too was killed at the age of 36.

The C70 Ascari is limited to an edition of only 500 pieces worldwide, arrives with a personally signed Certificate of Authenticity from Christopher Ward, and is presented in a superb bespoke deluxe presentation case.