A featherweight copper roadster built around the pure joy of a mountain corner.
The Veytris Sprint began with one rule: nothing should come between the driver and the road. Its compact naturally aspirated engine, manual gearbox, and lightweight aluminum chassis make this fictional roadster the collection's celebration of uncomplicated performance.
Rarity: Common.
Open supply for every collector. Your serial is unique — the design does not sell out.
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Set no.
#01
Supply
Open print
Serial pool
No sell-out
Minted
3
Serial
Unclaimed
Released
2026
Open print · no sell-out
MOTOR LEGENDSOfficial EAS issueOct 5, 2026
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MOTOR LEGENDS
VEYTRIS SPRINT
CommonNot in your ledgerOriginal 2026 release
01
A featherweight copper roadster built around the pure joy of a mountain corner.
The Veytris Sprint began with one rule: nothing should come between the driver and the road. Its compact naturally aspirated engine, manual gearbox, and lightweight aluminum chassis make this fictional roadster the collection's celebration of uncomplicated performance.
Rarity: Common.
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Release date
Oct 5, 2026
Series
MOTOR LEGENDS · MOTOR LEGENDS
Edition size
Open print · no sell-out · 3 minted
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A featherweight copper roadster built around the pure joy of a mountain corner.
The Veytris Sprint began with one rule: nothing should come between the driver and the road. Its compact naturally aspirated engine, manual gearbox, and lightweight aluminum chassis make this fictional roadster the collection's celebration of uncomplicated performance.
Rarity: Common.
Ownership rule
Each serial is unique inside its edition. Once an edition is exhausted, no more copies of that edition can ever be minted. Trades move exact copyId records on the server ledger — never just a card name.