The battle for the Qatar Grand Prix trophy will be fierce, as it presents a stunning and unique design that draws its artistic elements from speed and competition, while also incorporating touches of Qatar’s rich culture.

This one-of-a-kind trophy, weighing 3.6 kilograms and standing 55 centimeters tall, will be awarded to the winner of the Qatar Airways Grand Prix, celebrating the blend of speed and Qatar’s motorsport heritage in the region.

Dutch driver Max Verstappen won the trophy in the previous edition, securing the World Championship in Qatar at the time. He also clinched the current World Championship title before this round. Lewis Hamilton had won the title in 2021, but he did not hold the new trophy, which was specially designed starting from the 2023 edition.

The Qatar Grand Prix trophy is a complete work of art, capturing the essence of the recently redesigned Lusail International Circuit. It features creative, flowing curves that resemble the breathtaking shape of Qatar’s sand dunes, as well as engravings used in traditional Sadu weaving, adding a historical depth and a living, vibrant aesthetic.

The trophy’s magical combination represents different meanings in Qatari culture, and it also reflects the identity of the Lusail International Circuit as a hub for exceptional motorsport competitions. It carries a significant symbolism, merging Qatar’s rich heritage with modernity and technological advancement showcased in the race.