This original race-used rear wing endplate was used on the Red Bull Racing RB12 during the 2016 Formula One season and is directly associated with Max Verstappen.

The rear wing endplate is a key aerodynamic component, designed to control airflow around the rear wing and optimise downforce and efficiency, playing an important role in overall car performance at high speeds.

The 2016 season was a landmark year for both Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing. Verstappen made history by becoming the youngest race winner in Formula One after securing a sensational victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in his debut race for the team. Throughout the season, he delivered multiple podium finishes and established himself as one of the sport’s most exciting talents.

The RB12 was recognised for its strong chassis and aerodynamic capability, allowing Verstappen to consistently challenge at the front of the field during the 2016 season.

This race-used rear wing endplate provides a direct technical and historical connection to Max Verstappen’s breakthrough season with Red Bull Racing and to one of the most significant moments in modern Formula One history.

This item is intended for collectors and Formula One enthusiasts who value authentic race-used memorabilia linked to iconic drivers and milestone achievements.

The component is supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity and includes a lifetime guarantee on authenticity.