Racing and Monaco go back almost a century though only one Monegasse has managed to win a Grand Prix on his home turf. The 1931 Monaco Grand Prix winner was Louis Chiron, the same name behind the Chiron hypercar from Bugatti. Now, the French company has released a special edition dedicated to this lone Monegasse Grand Prix winner. *insert Charles Leclerc meme*
Bugatti calls this special edition the Chiron Pur Sport’ Grand Prix’, designed for a collector via Bugatti’s “Sur Mesure” personalisation division. It will now be showcased to the public for the first time at one of the world’s most exclusive luxury car fairs – “Top Marques Monaco”.
Bugatti calls this special edition the Chiron Pur Sport’ Grand Prix’, designed for a collector via Bugatti’s “Sur Mesure” personalisation division. It will now be showcased to the public for the first time at one of the world’s most exclusive luxury car fairs – “Top Marques Monaco”.
Even while stepping in, the Grand Prix inscription on the door sills is a positive reminder of this special edition Chiron. ‘32’ and ‘Grand Prix’ motifs can be further found on the headrests, entrance lights and the centre console with a special hand-painted inscription.
The Bugatti Pur Sport’ Grand Prix’ won’t be the sole example from Bugatti at the Top Marques Monaco. It will get accompanied by a special model of 2019 Chiron Sport2 “110 Ans BUGATTI” and a Veyron Grand Sport from 2010.
