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Get Up Close to the Singapore Grand Prix 2026 LV Trophy Trunk

The Bespoke Trunk is filled with details to look out for, from nods to Singapore’s national colours to the House’s iconic motifs.

With the race just weeks away, Singapore is gearing up for F1’s beloved night race — but it seems the city isn’t the only one getting ready. Ahead of the race, Louis Vuitton will also be displaying the trophy trunk for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix at its Marina Bay Sands store.

Louis Vuitton, Official Partner of Formula 1®, presents its bespoke Louis Vuitton Trophy Trunk. (Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.)

The trophy trunk is designed with elements that blend both Singapore and LV’s heritage. It features a bold stripe of red and white, a nod to Singapore’s emblematic colours, alongside Louis Vuitton’s iconic black-and-white Damier, recalling the chequered finish line. The brand’s emblematic ‘V’, representing both “Victory” and “Vuitton”, is also found on the trunk. Additionally, a Victory patch, which nods to traditional travel labels, has also been added to the trunk.

Singapore’s signature colours, along with the iconic Damier, recall the famous finish line. (Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.)

If you’d like to get up close to the F1 trophy trunk, it will be open for public viewing from 25 to 29 September. This is also a first for Singapore, offering a rare opportunity to witness the craftsmanship behind the F1 trophy trunk.

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