MM-722 BALL MARKER

MM-722 Ball Marker

A piece of modern motorsport engineering, milled into stainless steel.

The MM-722 takes its form from the multi-spoke wheel carried by the SLR McLaren 722. A design that arrived at a specific moment in supercar history when the engineering ambitions of the early 2000s were starting to show up in every surface detail. Thin spokes, forward sweep, aggressive curvature. A wheel that looked like it was already moving before the car left the garage.

Machined from 303 stainless steel and finished in silver PVD, the MM-722 carries that same sense of directed energy in a compact, precise form. The sweeping blades and clean outer rim translate naturally into stainless steel. The surfaces are crisp and the geometry holds the same sharp, purposeful attitude that made the 722's wheel one of the more recognizable shapes of its era.

The SLR McLaren 722 was named for Stirling Moss and his co-driver Denis Jenkinson's 1955 Mille Miglia victory. Seven hours, twenty-two minutes. The fastest road race ever run at that point in history. The 722 edition carried that number as a direct acknowledgment of what the car was built to represent. Performance with complete historical weight behind it.

The MM-722 brings that reference onto the course. A functional object used every round, carrying the character of a wheel design that arrived at exactly the right moment and has never stopped looking relevant.

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