The competition is dedicated to one of the most legendary figures of world motor sport in formula one, Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna, thirty years after his death. 1994 – 2024
Antonio Giusti, owner of the “Modena History Museum” and the auction house “Giusti Aste”, finances the competition and the realisation of each individual work realised by the students of the fifth high school/ceramics section of the Venturi Art School in Modena.
The works, which must be a tribute to the life and history of this Champion, will then be exhibited inside the museum and compete for the prize-giving on 20 April 2024.
There will be three award plaques presented by the Museum to be awarded to the youngsters who will have created the three “most special” works judged by a jury also composed of personalities from the world of motor sport, who will be present at the inauguration.
The sculptures will remain on display for the entire duration of the Motor Valley Fest. Some will be on display at the Formigine Castle, others will be at the Enzo and Dino Ferrari Autodrome in Imola.
The project is in collaboration with the patronage of the municipalities of Modena, Formigine and Maranello