The RACE statue is situated in the passage of the Palace Office building in Hradec Králové. The building is adjacent to the local functionalist technical monument of Novák's Garages. During the construction, a change to the ground floor plan occurred and the passage to the courtyard was modified. This created a convenient nook which directly invited interaction. As a result, the investor decided to accentuate the entire building with a relevant work of art that would contribute to the genius loci of the building, helping it to stand out. Hence the idea of a hanging sculpture was conceived, with a visual effect responding to the concept of progressive garages which intended to meet the needs of the burgeoning automobile industry back in the day. The idea of the sculpture works with the aesthetics of the period single-seater racing car which began an era of aerodynamic cowling, such as the typical cigar-shaped Bugatti.

The object itself is 6m long with facing constructed from eight glass-reinforced concrete fragments that are mounted on a steel frame. Between these fragments, an uncovered dividing plane contains a lighting element ofwhich amplifies the expressive racing ethos of the sculpture. This Bugatti is unique not only in its size but also in the manufacturing process itself. The individual fragments were modelled in a 1:1 ratio with classic pottery clay of which was imprinted onto a plaster mold, which was then used to cast the final glass-fibre shell. The object was suspended on pulleys, which were used to anchor into place, and weighs about 1250kg. The sculpture is visible from the street and is freely accessible to public.