MCPURA Cielo Tributo 1926

To mark the centenary of the Trident, Maserati unveils the MCPURA Cielo Tributo 1926 — a bespoke creation from the Fuoriserie customisation programme, honoring the exact moment the Trident logo first appeared on a racing car: Alfieri Maserati's 1926 Targa Florio debut aboard the Tipo 26. The car was unveiled in Modena as the 2026 Mille Miglia passed through the city, weaving together a century of Italian motorsport heritage in a single symbolic moment.

A bespoke livery in Rosso Capannelle, Blu Infinito and Bianco Pastello pays tribute to the racing colors of the 1920s, set against a Grigio Lamiera Matte body.

Finished in Grigio Lamiera Matte with a livery inspired by 1920s racing liveries, the Cielo Tributo 1926 features a faithfully reproduced Tipo 26 badge, door plaques bearing the signatures of Alfieri Maserati and mechanic Guerino Bertocchi, and a dual-logo tribute to both the modern Trident and Mario Maserati's original 1926 design. Inside, Fuoriserie craftsmanship meets modern technology, from the Sonus faber audio system to bespoke stitched detailing — a true one-of-one expression of Maserati's racing legacy.

Diamond-cut 20" Cyclonic wheels with a red surface and black calipers echo the livery's racing-inspired palette.

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