1926
Reims
The fast triangle in Champagne. High speed and Grand Prix legend.
235 · 100 ReimsReims
In the original 1966 photograph: bracelet 235.
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Heritage
We do not invent motifs; we read the bracelets. Every edition begins with a piece proven to have been worn. Where the evidence ends, we say so.
Why bracelets
Organisers issued drivers and crews with bracelets for paddock access, marking their affiliation with an accredited racing team.
In the event of an accident, the bracelet helped identify the wearer.
SPEEDREAM pays tribute to that tradition and offers an authentic connection to the racing of motorsport's glorious years.
The eras
Performance in Style.
Every motorsport era has its heroes. Circuits become places of pilgrimage, drivers become icons, and engineering and design define the decades that follow. Performance in Style. Inspired by the thrill of speed, SPEEDREAM opens the door to racing's past through collectible objects rich in heritage. Choose an era and be part of the race.
AI-generated Explore the era 1930s
1930–39
Signs & talismans
AI-generated Enter the era 1960s
1960–69
Grand Prix era · Reims
AI-generated Explore the era 1970s
1970–79
American muscle & glam
AI-generated Explore the era 1980s
1980–89
Turbo · 1,000 hp
AI-generated Explore the era 1990s
1990–99
GT1 · Homologation
AI-generated Explore the era 2000s
2000–09
GT3 · Customer racing
The circuits
Historic motorsport · 1906–1977 History you can wear
AI-generated 1923
Le Mans
The 24 Hours. Endurance, darkness, the Sarthe: the pinnacle of long-distance racing.
223954467
In the original 1966 photograph: bracelet 223.
1906
Targa Florio
Across the mountains of Sicily. One of the world's oldest and most dangerous road races.
50° Targa Florio
In the original 1966 photograph: 50° Targa Florio.
1924
Montlhéry
The banked oval south of Paris: records, speed and pioneering years.
No bracelet in this photograph. The circuit dates to 1924.
Primary source: original Werner Eisele photograph, 1966 season.