The Macao Grand Prix Museum displays wax figures of eight internationally renowned racing drivers, namely Madonno, Charsley, Sinna, Luda, Hamilton, Vettel, Houff and Morthana, further enhancing the museum's appeal and enriching visitor experience.
Eight lifelike wax figures dressed in racing suits are displayed next to the chariots of racing drivers in the museum, showing the heroic posture of racing drivers.
The Macdonald is the only driver in Macau's history to win three major races on the Guia Runway. The picture shows the Macdonald wax figure on display at the Macau Grand Prix Museum.
Known as "Rocket Man", Xia Shilin participated in the Macau Grand Prix Motorcycle Competition and achieved a brilliant result of 6 wins and 6 victories. The picture shows the wax figure of Charseline on display at the Macao Grand Prix Museum.
In 1983, Sin won the Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix and held the Formula 3 lap record for seven years. The picture shows a wax figure of Sin Na on display at the Macao Grand Prix Museum.
Luda, the "King of Macau", began to compete in Macao in 1994, not only equalling Xia Shilin's record of 6 wins in Macau, but also becoming the "9th Champion" in 2019. The picture shows a wax figure of Luda on display at the Macao Grand Prix Museum.
A seven-time Formula One World Champion, Hamilton competed in the Macau Grand Prix Formula 3 in 2003 and 2004. The picture shows the Hamilton wax figure on display at the Macau Grand Prix Museum.
Vettel reached the Formula 1 World Championship young. He made his debut in 2005 at the 23rd Macau Grand Prix Formula 3 at the 52nd Macau Grand Prix. The picture shows the wax figure of Vettel on display at the Macau Grand Prix Museum.
Hofu made his debut on the Guia track in 2005 and was the driver with the most wins, with a record-breaking 9th victory in the Guia Touring Car Race in 2017. The picture shows the wax figure of Houfu on display at the Macao Grand Prix Museum.
"Mr. Macau" Mothana was the first driver to win the two-time Macau Grand Prix Formula 3 and went on to win the Macau GT Cup four times. The picture shows a wax figure of Mothana on display at the Macau Grand Prix Museum.
(Photo by Lo Jinlie)