Ligier JS37 - Comas - Senna 1992, crash Belgium, 1:18

The unique diorama of Eric Comas' accident in the free practice of the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa-Fracorchamps in 1992. The Renault Ligier pilot crashed in the Blanchimont turn, crashed into a barrier at 320 km/h, causing him to fall unconscious and keep his feet on the accelerator pedal. The crashed car standing in the middle of the race track and with a roaring engine was in danger of a real explosion. It was the first Ayrton Senna on McLaren who slowed down, stopped his car on the track and immediately ran to Comas to turn off the Ligier's engine and hold the drivers head until the doctors arrived.

According to Eric Comas, Ayrton Senna probably saved his life with this heroic deed. Thanks to this intervention, Comas was already able to start in the following races.

The basis is a resin model car Ligier JS37, customized exactly according to the videos and photos from the accident.

Quality handwork, modified, patinated race car, made of own figures. The model car and figures are fixed to the base, we ship with acrylic cover as well. 

Dimensions of the showcase: 

Length: 33 cm
Width: 16 cm
Height: 13 cm