M MAKO 2026 – Mercedes #63 George Russell | Carbon Art

Edition of 40 Worldwide

Inspired by the 2026 Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Grand Prix car, the M MAKO is a stunning blend of motorsport engineering and marine design. Based on the original Racing Mako concept, this limited-edition sculpture captures the streamlined power and speed of the fastest shark in our oceans while showcasing materials and detailing inspired by modern Formula One technology.

Designed by Alastair Gibson, each sculpture is handcrafted and individually numbered, making it a truly exclusive collector’s piece.

With only 40 sculptures produced worldwide, this edition is a rare addition for Formula One fans, art collectors, and automotive enthusiasts.

Inspired by the 2026 Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Grand Prix car

Authentic Formula One-inspired materials and finishesIndividually numbered collector’s edition

Mounted on a premium display base for desktop or shelf presentation

Materials & Construction: Body - Premium 2 x 2 twill carbon fibre (200 gsm) UV-resistant clear coating

Hand-painted detailing - Dorsal & Underside Fins0.5 mm photo-etched stainless steelBlack coated finish. Tail & Pectoral Fins 0.5 mm photo-etched stainless steel

Custom-designed 2026 Mercedes-AMG Petronas-inspired vinyl graphics

Teeth: Printed chrome finish on black decal

Display Base: The sculpture is mounted on a black-coated wooden display base featuring a white Pirelli tyre identification logo and incorporates a genuine-style locking spline insert inspired by a modern Formula One Grand Prix car.

DimensionsLength: 290 mmWidth: 130 mm (base)Height: 240 mm (including base)

A Rare Collector’s Artwork

The M MAKO Mercedes #63 George Russell Edition embodies the precision, innovation, and performance that define both Formula One engineering and one of the ocean’s most formidable predators. Individually handcrafted and limited to just 40 pieces worldwide, it is a distinctive statement piece for any motorsport or contemporary art collection.

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