A Further Selection of Nigel Mansell Automobilia to be Sold Directly from the World Champion at Cliveden House on June 12

• The collection will be offered directly from Mansell and features 55 items from the Champion’s career
• Highlights include a 1993 Nigel Mansell Arai Signed Helmet, in addition to various other helmets
• The Collection also includes awards for Grand Prix victories as well as various jackets from Mansell’s personal collection
• More information available at rmsothebys.com

LONDON, ENGLAND – May23, 2024 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) –  RM Sotheby’s is delighted to announce a further selection of sports memorabilia offered directly from former Formula 1 Drivers’ World Champion Nigel Mansell. A fascinating selection of 55 lots includes everything from helmets and winner’s trophies to jackets and race suits. This auction follows on from the incredibly successful automobilia sale that RM Sotheby’s held in 2023 in which over 300 lots from Mansell’s personal collection were sold, in the process more than doubling the pre-sale estimate.

One of the standout consignments from the collection is the 1993 Nigel Mansell Arai Signed Helmet. Estimated at £10,000 – £20,000, the helmet was worn by Nigel Mansell at the BTCC – TOCA Shootout at Donington Park in October 1993, and is paired with a photograph of Nigel Mansell signing this item as “Red 5”.

This is followed by a remarkable selection of trophies including a 1987 San Marino Grand Prix 1st-Place Award, which was presented to Nigel Mansell upon his victory at the 1987 San Marino Grand Prix (Estimate £2,500 – £5,000). Also offered is the 1989 Hungarian Grand Prix Plaque, awarded following Mansell’s victory over rival Ayrton Senna (Estimate £2,500 – £5,000). A Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame Plaque with Wooden Box commemorates Nigel Mansell’s entry into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame (Estimate £2,500 – £5,000).

There are also two British GP Mansell replica helmets, one from 1991 and the other from 1992. They are joined by a replica Ayrton Senna helmet with a signed plaque from 1991. Each helmet is expected to sell for between £2,500 – £5,000.

A trio of steering wheels includes an item with Mansell etching and drilled holes for a radio button, which is believed to be from the 1990s Williams era, and a Single Lola Wheel from Mansell’s Lola T94/00 that crashed at the 1994 Indianapolis 500. All are estimated at £2,500 – £5,000.

Numerous other items from the personal collection of Nigel Mansell will be offered at Cliveden House, including various…