Alexander Wurz McLaren 2003-2004 Formula 1 test helmet, white with three 'Alex' tobacco branding-style black and red logos, Boss, Mobil, SAP, plus a

Alexander Wurz McLaren 2003-2004 Formula 1 test helmet, white with three 'Alex' tobacco branding-style black and red logos, Boss, Mobil, SAP, plus a central Mercedes-Benz emblem, Nescafe, CA and TAG Heuer logos to the darkened visor, a ventilated SA2000 design by Sparco, Snell number SY267658, FIA approved, original helmet bag, fine condition Ironically Alex Wurz lost his drive at Benetton to Jenson Button for 2001, their fathers having raced against each other in European Rallycross during the 1970s. After four years with McLaren, he later made it back into a F1 race seat at Williams in 2006 and has recently been confirmed as the new head of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association.