Independent trophy concept · 2026

MADRING Trophy

EventMadrid

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An independent PaddockOne design study that turns the rhythm of Madrid’s racing circuit into a sculptural motorsport trophy.

The MADRING Trophy began with a simple question: can the identity of a circuit become a physical object of victory? Its rising outline translates the flow of the Madrid track into a form designed to be read from every side.

Created by PaddockOne founder Luca Riego, the piece sits between graphic symbol, digital sculpture and trophy concept. It is an independent work, not an official Grand Prix commission or an object affiliated with the championship.

This interactive exhibit preserves the original digital model and makes its proportions, silhouette and material transitions available to inspect at close range.

A PaddockOne original: a fan-led design experiment about turning the character of a place and circuit into an object of celebration.

At a glance

The object,
in detail.

Object
Independent trophy concept
Designer
Luca Riego
Inspiration
Madrid racing circuit
Format
Original digital sculpture

Curator’s notes

  1. 01

    The model was designed in-house rather than sourced from a 3D marketplace.

  2. 02

    Its silhouette is intended to evoke the route of the Madrid circuit.

  3. 03

    This is an independent concept and not an official Formula 1 or event trophy.

Credits & attribution

MADRING Trophy concept and 3D model: Luca Riego / PaddockOne. Trophy photograph: Motorsport.com.

3D model by Luca Riego / PaddockOne.

Licence: All rights reserved.

Independent project notice

Respecting the people and brands that built the sport.

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