A piece of the 1992 Monaco Grand Prix.

Nigel Mansell had won the first five races of the season and looked set to win in Monaco—until a late pit stop put Ayrton Senna ahead. Mansell chased him through the closing laps, but Senna held on to win by just 0.215 seconds.

Now available: the original Moët & Chandon Monaco podium bottle presented to Mansell, signed in gold pen by both Mansell and Senna.

The bottle is pictured and identified in an accompanying 1998 Sotheby’s auction catalogue. A 1992 Monaco Grand Prix VIP paddock pass and a period photograph of Mansell beside a Monaco podium bottle are also included.