Proud Official Local Sponsor and Official Trophy Supplier of the FORMULA 1 MEXICO CITY GRAND PRIX 2024 Presented by HeinekenTM,
Representing the best of Mexico to the world.
From the podium to your hands.
TANE RACING
The Official Replica
Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix Trophy – The Official Replica: The podium award, faithfully reproduced to scale. Crafted in .925 silver with 23-karat yellow gold vermeil, with reverse-side details in nano-ceramic enamel and a green aventurine base, 30 cm tall. A limited edition of 17 numbered, customizable works—one for each turn of the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
The Official Collector’s Replica
Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix Trophy – The Official Collector’s Replica: To commemorate more than a decade of the honor of creating the podium trophy, the maison presents a tribute to the origin of this legendary piece, recreating with absolute fidelity the original 2015 design. Crafted in .925 silver with 23-karat yellow gold vermeil, with reverse-side details in nano-ceramic enamel and an obsidian base, 20 cm tall. A limited edition of 24 numbered, customizable works.
The Official Collectible
Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix Trophy – The Official Collectible: The design, emblem of the maison, draws its inspiration from the wings of the eagle on the Mexican flag wrapping around a conical cup: the gesture that has made the trophy so recognizable. A limited edition of 42 numbered works, a nod to 1942, the year the maison was founded.
Photo Holder
Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix Trophy – Commemorative Photo Holder: The trophy’s silhouette, captured to scale. Crafted in .925 silver atop an American walnut base, designed to hold a postcard or photograph.
In the late 1970s, TANE found its way into the world of racing. In 1980 it took its first step as a sponsor of Formula 1 drivers, alongside Manuel Torres Rivera, an executive and investor who accompanied the maison on this new venture.
Since the return of the Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix in 2015, the maison has had the honor of creating the official trophy: a bond that unites Mexican silversmithing tradition with the emotion and competitive spirit of motorsport.
