Gregor Wenner
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LOT 122 Ω
2008 Force India-Ferrari VJM01 Formula 1 Racing Single-Seater Chassis no. VJM01-05
Sold for €115,000 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 122Ω
The Ex-Giancarlo Fisichella/Dexter Brown Force India 'Art Car' – the debutant team's best result of the 2008 season
2008 Force India-Ferrari VJM01 Formula 1 Racing Single-Seater
2008 Force India-Ferrari VJM01 Formula 1 Racing Single-Seater
2008 Force India-Ferrari VJM01 Formula 1 Racing Single-Seater
Chassis no. VJM01-05
Chassis no. VJM01-05
• Participated in 16 World Championship Grand Prix
• Unique 'art car' by acclaimed artist Dexter Brown
• Sold for charity in 2011 and subsequently retained by the team
• Offered in show car configuration
Here we are delighted to offer not just another mouth-wateringly accessible modern-era Formula 1 car, but also a well-known example of striking artwork as applied to the streamlined form of a much-raced Grand Prix projectile with jam-packed racing history.
Dr Vijay Mallya purchased the former Spyker team in 2007. Little time remained to design and develop an all-new car for 2008 and so the Force India-Ferrari VJM 01 cars emerged as modified Spyker F8-V11s, a design which itself derived from the Midland M16 of 2006. Consequently 2008 proved very much to be a foundation season for the new Force India team and its drivers Giancarlo Fisichella and Adrian Sutil. They still competed valiantly in their basically three-year old cars.
During that maiden season, 'VJM01-05' now offered here - driven by Giancarlo 'Fisi' Fisichella - contested no fewer than 16 of the season's 18 Formula 1 World Championship-qualifying races, missing only the Monaco and Canadian rounds. It completed no fewer than 6,227kms (3,870 miles) racing, while out of the public eye it also accumulated 6,812kms (4,233 miles) testing. In those sessions it was always driven only by Fisichella apart from brief spells with Vitantonio Liuzzi and Adrian Sutil in the very first and last test sessions of the season, both at Barcelona. Its total mileage covered both in racing and testing was 13,039kms (8,103 miles) – more than many a family car's mileage for an entire year's 'civilian' motoring.
But the dominant feature of this historic car's striking presence is of course its unique paint finish as applied by the great abstract expressionist artist – and lifelong motor sports enthusiast - Dexter Brown.
Immensely well known, popular and well respected within the British racing world, Dexter Brown has been a fixture of the automotive art scene for four decades. In recent years his work has evolved to focus on the abstract expression of racing images. Combining his artistic skills with the ultimate piece of Formula One memorabilia created a unique collector's piece.
The chassis chosen as his canvas was 'VJM01-05'. This 'Art Car' was displayed at several high-profile events in the lead up to the 2011 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, after its initial unveiling at London's Natural History Museum before it was displayed at the year's Grand Prix Ball, held at the prestigious Hurlingham Club.
This Art Car was initially auctioned in October 2011 after the inaugural Indian Grand Prix at the Buddh circuit, New Delhi. The funds raised were split between Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children and the Force India Academy, to giving youngsters in India the chance to become involved in motor sport.
During the course of that week, Formula 1 drivers and legends were invited to sign 'VJM01-05'. Today the list of its signatories features no fewer than nine Formula 1 World Champion Drivers, and overall it includes: Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Niki Lauda, Damon Hill, Nico Rosberg, John Surtees, Sir Jackie Stewart, Sir Stirling Moss, David Coulthard, Ross Brawn, Prince Michael of Kent, Eddie Jordan, Vijay Mallya, Martin Whitmarsh, Eric Boullier, Peter Sauber, Tony Fernandez, Patrick Head, Mike Gascoyne, Mark Webber, Felipe Massa, Nick Heidfeld, Vitaly Petrov, Kamui Kobayashi, Sergio Perez, Adrian Sutil, Paul di Resta, Rubens Barrichello, Pastor Maldonado, Jaime Alguesuari, Sebastien Buemi, Heikki Kovalainen, Jarno Trulli, Jerome d'Ambrosio, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Garry Paffett, Bruno Senna, Karun Chandhok, Narain Karthikeyan and of course Giancarlo Fisichella himself.
This Art Car project was the brainchild of Linda Balzanella and Erik Meijer, founders of Intentio Partners. Artist Dexter Brown said at the time: "When I was approached by Erik Meijer to paint an Art Car, I was immediately excited by the project. Of course, it's not the first car I've painted, but it's the first time I've had the chance to work with a modern Formula 1 car. The last one I painted was a BMW in Genoa in 1993, but the Force India was a different challenge because I had to work around the complex bodywork form. It's great to be involved in such a unique project and I look forward to seeing the reaction of the public."
Force India team founding owner Dr Vijay Mallya: "Seeing one of my Formula 1 cars transformed into a painting is a wonderful initiative that combines two of my greatest passions: cars and art. I wish to thank Dexter for producing this exquisite piece of work, which I am sure will be of great interest to art collectors around the world..."
Having been retained by the evolving team since that 2011 auction – today prominent as Aston Martin Racing – this original-series Force-India is offered in display configuration – complete with an original gearbox casing but without its original Ferrari 056 90-degree V8 engine.
This Force India-Ferrari's racing record is as follows:
2008
Australian GP, Albert Park, Melbourne – Fisichella – q. 16 – Rtd
Malaysian GP, Sepang, Kuala Lumpur – Fisichella – q. 17 – 12th
Bahrain GP, Sakhir – Fisichella – q. 18th – 12th
Spanish GP, Circuit de Catalunya – Fisichella – q. 19th – 10th - TEAM'S BEST RESULT OF SEASON
Turkish GP, Istanbul Park – Fisichella – q. 20th – Rtd
French GP, Magny-Cours – Fisichella – q. 17th – 18th
British GP, Silverstone – Fisichella – q. 19th – Rtd
German GP, Hockenheim – Fisichella – q. 20th – 16th after 25sec penalty
Hungarian GP, Hungaroring – Fisichella – q. 18th – 15th
European GP, Valencia, Spain – Fisichella – q. 18th – 14th
Belgian GP, Spa-Francorchamps – Fisichella – q. 20th – 17th
Italian GP, Monza – Fisichella – q. 12th – Rtd
Singapore GP, Marina Bay – Fisichella – q. 20th – 14th
Japanese GP, Fuji Speedway – Fisichella – q. 20th – Rtd
Chinese GP, Shanghai – Fisichella – q. 20th – 17th
Brazilian GP, Interlagos – Fisichella – q. 19th – 18th
This Force India-Ferrari/Dexter Brown Art Car is a truly unique proposition, the opportunity to buy a significant 'Art Car', with extensive race history and a piece which would look stunning in a collection or – as many admirers of such sculptural/graphic pieces choose – attached to a wall to be truly enjoyed as an objet d'art. We commend it highly to the market.
Bidders and the Buyer acknowledge that this lot has been constructed for static display purposes only, was not constructed for use under power and is not suitable for use under power. The Buyer undertakes not to make any adjustments, amendments or additions to it to enable it to be used under power, and undertakes not to attempt to use it under power. The Buyer shall notify any onward purchaser of the same.
Please note that if this vehicle is sold to a French private buyer or an EU private individual it will be subject to Import Duty at 10% (+VAT) and 20% Import VAT on the hammer price. The Import VAT and Duty will be invoiced to you by our custom broker who will also charge a clearance fee. If you buy as a Trader or Company however, the Finances Publiques will charge you the Import VAT directly (based on our customs broker clearance) and the Import Duty will be charged by our customs broker and include a clearance fee. Import rates to other EU Country's may vary for VAT rate and an administration fee will be charged to prepare the necessary customs clearances. Please note that if you purchase as an EU Company, the VAT amount will be calculated based on your registered countries rate. If you have any questions regarding customs clearance, please contact the Bonhams Motorcar Department or our recommended shippers.
• Unique 'art car' by acclaimed artist Dexter Brown
• Sold for charity in 2011 and subsequently retained by the team
• Offered in show car configuration
Here we are delighted to offer not just another mouth-wateringly accessible modern-era Formula 1 car, but also a well-known example of striking artwork as applied to the streamlined form of a much-raced Grand Prix projectile with jam-packed racing history.
Dr Vijay Mallya purchased the former Spyker team in 2007. Little time remained to design and develop an all-new car for 2008 and so the Force India-Ferrari VJM 01 cars emerged as modified Spyker F8-V11s, a design which itself derived from the Midland M16 of 2006. Consequently 2008 proved very much to be a foundation season for the new Force India team and its drivers Giancarlo Fisichella and Adrian Sutil. They still competed valiantly in their basically three-year old cars.
During that maiden season, 'VJM01-05' now offered here - driven by Giancarlo 'Fisi' Fisichella - contested no fewer than 16 of the season's 18 Formula 1 World Championship-qualifying races, missing only the Monaco and Canadian rounds. It completed no fewer than 6,227kms (3,870 miles) racing, while out of the public eye it also accumulated 6,812kms (4,233 miles) testing. In those sessions it was always driven only by Fisichella apart from brief spells with Vitantonio Liuzzi and Adrian Sutil in the very first and last test sessions of the season, both at Barcelona. Its total mileage covered both in racing and testing was 13,039kms (8,103 miles) – more than many a family car's mileage for an entire year's 'civilian' motoring.
But the dominant feature of this historic car's striking presence is of course its unique paint finish as applied by the great abstract expressionist artist – and lifelong motor sports enthusiast - Dexter Brown.
Immensely well known, popular and well respected within the British racing world, Dexter Brown has been a fixture of the automotive art scene for four decades. In recent years his work has evolved to focus on the abstract expression of racing images. Combining his artistic skills with the ultimate piece of Formula One memorabilia created a unique collector's piece.
The chassis chosen as his canvas was 'VJM01-05'. This 'Art Car' was displayed at several high-profile events in the lead up to the 2011 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, after its initial unveiling at London's Natural History Museum before it was displayed at the year's Grand Prix Ball, held at the prestigious Hurlingham Club.
This Art Car was initially auctioned in October 2011 after the inaugural Indian Grand Prix at the Buddh circuit, New Delhi. The funds raised were split between Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children and the Force India Academy, to giving youngsters in India the chance to become involved in motor sport.
During the course of that week, Formula 1 drivers and legends were invited to sign 'VJM01-05'. Today the list of its signatories features no fewer than nine Formula 1 World Champion Drivers, and overall it includes: Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Niki Lauda, Damon Hill, Nico Rosberg, John Surtees, Sir Jackie Stewart, Sir Stirling Moss, David Coulthard, Ross Brawn, Prince Michael of Kent, Eddie Jordan, Vijay Mallya, Martin Whitmarsh, Eric Boullier, Peter Sauber, Tony Fernandez, Patrick Head, Mike Gascoyne, Mark Webber, Felipe Massa, Nick Heidfeld, Vitaly Petrov, Kamui Kobayashi, Sergio Perez, Adrian Sutil, Paul di Resta, Rubens Barrichello, Pastor Maldonado, Jaime Alguesuari, Sebastien Buemi, Heikki Kovalainen, Jarno Trulli, Jerome d'Ambrosio, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Garry Paffett, Bruno Senna, Karun Chandhok, Narain Karthikeyan and of course Giancarlo Fisichella himself.
This Art Car project was the brainchild of Linda Balzanella and Erik Meijer, founders of Intentio Partners. Artist Dexter Brown said at the time: "When I was approached by Erik Meijer to paint an Art Car, I was immediately excited by the project. Of course, it's not the first car I've painted, but it's the first time I've had the chance to work with a modern Formula 1 car. The last one I painted was a BMW in Genoa in 1993, but the Force India was a different challenge because I had to work around the complex bodywork form. It's great to be involved in such a unique project and I look forward to seeing the reaction of the public."
Force India team founding owner Dr Vijay Mallya: "Seeing one of my Formula 1 cars transformed into a painting is a wonderful initiative that combines two of my greatest passions: cars and art. I wish to thank Dexter for producing this exquisite piece of work, which I am sure will be of great interest to art collectors around the world..."
Having been retained by the evolving team since that 2011 auction – today prominent as Aston Martin Racing – this original-series Force-India is offered in display configuration – complete with an original gearbox casing but without its original Ferrari 056 90-degree V8 engine.
This Force India-Ferrari's racing record is as follows:
2008
Australian GP, Albert Park, Melbourne – Fisichella – q. 16 – Rtd
Malaysian GP, Sepang, Kuala Lumpur – Fisichella – q. 17 – 12th
Bahrain GP, Sakhir – Fisichella – q. 18th – 12th
Spanish GP, Circuit de Catalunya – Fisichella – q. 19th – 10th - TEAM'S BEST RESULT OF SEASON
Turkish GP, Istanbul Park – Fisichella – q. 20th – Rtd
French GP, Magny-Cours – Fisichella – q. 17th – 18th
British GP, Silverstone – Fisichella – q. 19th – Rtd
German GP, Hockenheim – Fisichella – q. 20th – 16th after 25sec penalty
Hungarian GP, Hungaroring – Fisichella – q. 18th – 15th
European GP, Valencia, Spain – Fisichella – q. 18th – 14th
Belgian GP, Spa-Francorchamps – Fisichella – q. 20th – 17th
Italian GP, Monza – Fisichella – q. 12th – Rtd
Singapore GP, Marina Bay – Fisichella – q. 20th – 14th
Japanese GP, Fuji Speedway – Fisichella – q. 20th – Rtd
Chinese GP, Shanghai – Fisichella – q. 20th – 17th
Brazilian GP, Interlagos – Fisichella – q. 19th – 18th
This Force India-Ferrari/Dexter Brown Art Car is a truly unique proposition, the opportunity to buy a significant 'Art Car', with extensive race history and a piece which would look stunning in a collection or – as many admirers of such sculptural/graphic pieces choose – attached to a wall to be truly enjoyed as an objet d'art. We commend it highly to the market.
Bidders and the Buyer acknowledge that this lot has been constructed for static display purposes only, was not constructed for use under power and is not suitable for use under power. The Buyer undertakes not to make any adjustments, amendments or additions to it to enable it to be used under power, and undertakes not to attempt to use it under power. The Buyer shall notify any onward purchaser of the same.
Please note that if this vehicle is sold to a French private buyer or an EU private individual it will be subject to Import Duty at 10% (+VAT) and 20% Import VAT on the hammer price. The Import VAT and Duty will be invoiced to you by our custom broker who will also charge a clearance fee. If you buy as a Trader or Company however, the Finances Publiques will charge you the Import VAT directly (based on our customs broker clearance) and the Import Duty will be charged by our customs broker and include a clearance fee. Import rates to other EU Country's may vary for VAT rate and an administration fee will be charged to prepare the necessary customs clearances. Please note that if you purchase as an EU Company, the VAT amount will be calculated based on your registered countries rate. If you have any questions regarding customs clearance, please contact the Bonhams Motorcar Department or our recommended shippers.
Footnotes
2008 Force India-Ferrari VJM01 monoplace de Formule 1
Châssis n° VJM01-05
• A participé à 16 Grand Prix du championnat du monde
• Unique « Art Car » par l'artiste Dexter Brown
• Vendue au profit d'une œuvre caritative en 2011 puis conservée par l'écurie
• Vendue dans sa configuration d'exposition
Nous sommes particulièrement fier de proposer non seulement une alléchante monoplace de Formule 1 moderne, mais un exemplaire emblématique d'un travail artistique appliqué aux formes aérodynamiques d'un bolide de Grand Prix à l'historique en compétition bien rempli.
Le Dr Vijay Mallya avait acheté l'écurie Spyker en 2007. Il ne restait pas assez de temps pour concevoir et mettre au point une voiture entièrement nouvelle pour 2008 et c'est ainsi qu'apparurent les Force India-Ferrari VJM 01, des Spyker F8-V11 modifiées, modèle lui-même dérivé de la Midland M16 of 2006. Pour cette raison, la saison 2008 s'avéra une année de mise au point pour la nouvelle écurie Force India et ses pilotes Giancarlo Fisichella et Adrian Sutil. Ils couraient encore sur ce qui était fondamentalement des voitures vieilles de trois ans.
Au cours de cette saison de rodage, VJM01-05 qui est proposée ici - pilotée par Giancarlo « Fisi » Fisichella – courut pas moins de 16 des 18 courses de la saison du championnat du monde de Formule 1 – manquant les seules épreuves de Monaco et du Canada. Elle a parcouru pas moins de 6 227 km en course et 6 812 km en essai, hors de la vue du public. Au cours de ces séances elle fut uniquement pilotée par Fisichella en dehors que quelques brèves exceptions par Vitantonio Liuzzi et Adrian Sutil au tout début et dans les dernières séances d'essai de la saison, les deux fois à Barcelone. Son kilométrage total en course et en essai est de 13 039 km – plus élevé que celui de beaucoup de berlines familiales au cours d'une année complète.
Mais la caractéristique la plus remarquable de cette spectaculaire voiture historique est bien sûr sa livrée unique, peinte par le grand artiste de l'expressionisme abstrait – et passionné de sport automobile de longue date - Dexter Brown.
Bien connu et immensément populaire dans le monde de la compétition britannique, Dexter Brown est une figure de la scène artistique automobile depuis quatre décennies. Dans les récentes années son œuvre a évolué pour se concentrer sur une expression abstraite des images de course. Combinant ses talents artistiques avec le nec plus ultra en matière de trophée de Formule 1, il a créé une pièce de collection unique.
Le châssis choisi comme toile était VJM01-05. Cette « Art Car » a été montrée à plusieurs manifestations prestigieuses avant le Grand Prix de Grande-Bretagne de 2011 à Silverstone, après avoir été dévoilée en avant-première au Natural History Museum de Londres et être exposée lors du bal du Grand Prix qui se tenait cette année-là au prestigieux Hurlingham Club.
Cette Art Car a d'abord été vendue aux enchères en octobre 2011 après le Grand Prix indien inaugural au circuit Buddh, à New Delhi. Les fonds récoltés ont été partagés entre l'hôpital pour enfant de Great Ormond Street et l'académie Force India qui permet à de jeunes indiens de s'impliquer dans le monde de la compétition automobile.
Au cours de cette semaine, des pilotes et des légendes de la Formule 1 étaient invités à signer VJM01-05. Aujourd'hui, la liste des signataires comprend pas moins de neuf pilotes champions du monde de Formule 1 et comprend : Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Niki Lauda, Damon Hill, Nico Rosberg, John Surtees, Sir Jackie Stewart, Sir Stirling Moss, David Coulthard, Ross Brawn, Prince Michael of Kent, Eddie Jordan, Vijay Mallya, Martin Whitmarsh, Eric Boullier, Peter Sauber, Tony Fernandez, Patrick Head, Mike Gascoyne, Mark Webber, Felipe Massa, Nick Heidfeld, Vitaly Petrov, Kamui Kobayashi, Sergio Perez, Adrian Sutil, Paul di Resta, Rubens Barrichello, Pastor Maldonado, Jaime Alguesuari, Sebastien Buemi, Heikki Kovalainen, Jarno Trulli, Jerome d'Ambrosio, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Garry Paffett, Bruno Senna, Karun Chandhok, Narain Karthikeyan et, bien sûr, Giancarlo Fisichella lui-même.
Ce projet d'Art Car fut initié par Linda Balzanella et Erik Meijer, fondateurs d'Intentio Partners. À l'époque, l'artiste Dexter Brown déclarait : « Lorsque j'ai été approché par Erik Meijer pour peindre une Art Car, j'ai été immédiatement enthousiasmé par le projet. Bien sûr, ce n'était pas la première voiture que je peignais, mais c'est la première fois que je le faisais sur une Formule 1 moderne. La dernière que j'avais peinte était une BMW à Gênes en 1993, mais la Force India était un défi différent car il fallait travailler sur des surfaces complexes. C'est fabuleux d'être impliqué dans un projet aussi exclusif et j'ai hâte de voir la réaction du public ».
Le fondateur et propriétaire de l'écurie Force India, le Dr Vijay Mallya : « Voir une de mes Formule 1 transformée en œuvre d'art est une magnifique initiative qui combine deux de mes plus grandes passions, les voitures et l'art. Je veux remercier Dexter pour avoir donné vie à cette œuvre magnifique qui , j'en suis sûr, va susciter l'intérêt des collectionneurs d'art du monde entier..."
Conservée par l'écurie – aujourd'hui active sous le nom d' Aston Martin Racing – depuis la vente aux enchères de 2011, cette Force-India originale est vendue sous sa forme de modèle d'exposition – complète avec son carter de boîte de vitesses d' origine mais sans son moteur V8 Ferrari 056 ouvert à 90°.
Les épreuves auxquelles cette Force India-Ferrari a participé sont les suivantes :
En 2008
GP d'Australie, Albert Park, Melbourne – Fisichella – qualif. 16e – abandon
GP de Malaisie, Sepang, Kuala Lumpur – Fisichella – qualif. 17e – 12e
GP du Bahreïn, Sakhir – Fisichella – qualif. 18e – 12e
GP d'Espagne, Circuit de Catalunya – Fisichella – qualif. 19te – 10e – MEILLEUR RÉSULTAT DE LA SAISON POUR L'ÉCURIE
GP de Turquie, Istanbul Park – Fisichella – qualif. 20e – abandon
GP de France, Magny-Cours – Fisichella – qualif. 17e – 18e
GP de Grande-Bretagne, Silverstone – Fisichella – qualif. 19e – abandon
GP d'Allemagne, Hockenheim – Fisichella – qualif. 20e – 16e après 25 sec de pénalité
GP de Hongrie, Hungaroring – Fisichella – qualif. 18e – 15e
GP d'Europe, Valence, Espagne – Fisichella – qualif. 18e – 14te
GP de Belgique, Spa-Francorchamps – Fisichella – qualif. 20e – 17e
GP d'Italie, Monza – Fisichella – qualif. 12e – abandon
GP de Singapour, Marina Bay – Fisichella – qualif. 20e – 14e
GP du Japon, Fuji Speedway – Fisichella – qualif. 20e – abandon
GP de Chine, Shanghai – Fisichella – qualif. 20e – 17e
GP du Brésil, Interlagos – Fisichella – qualif. 19e – 18e
Cette Art Car Force India-Ferrari/Dexter Brown est une opportunité unique, une chance d'acquérir une Art Car emblématique, avec un important historique en course, une pièce qui sera spectaculaire au sein d'une collection ou – comme le font beaucoup de passionnés de telles œuvres sculpturales – suspendue à un mur pour être admirée comme une œuvre d'art. Nous la recommandons fortement aux amateurs.
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