Sweatshirts

Peter Hearsey art print of the maestro, Juan Manuel Fangio at the 1957 German GP in the Maserati 250F. Fangio drove an epic race, breaking several lap records and passing Collins and Hawthorn on the last lap.  

This stunning art print by previously unpublished artist Daniel Yorke, captures the legendary F1 driver, Ayrton Senna, as he sits in his car, tense but 100% focused on the race ahead. 

Superb art print by Peter Hearsey, capturing Ayrton Senna winning the European GP at Donington in 1993 in a McLaren. Overtaking several cars in pouring rain on the first lap, Senna went on to win the race.

The original ‘beast from the east’, the Nissan Skyline GT-R is an icon for power, speed and advanced Japanese automotive technology.  With straight-6 engines capable of being tuned to over 1000bhp, 4WD, intelligent torque-splitting...

The twin-charged Porsche 959 was the fastest street legal production car when it was introduced in 1986, achieving a top speed of 317 km/h (197 mph), with some variants even capable of achieving 339 km/h (211 mph). Combining race-car performance with...

Superfast, superpowerful with head-turning looks, the Subaru Impreza is one of the most desirable cars, enjoying phenomenal cult status thanks largely to Colin McRae's storming world rally championship glory in 1995.  The Impreza 22B is considered...

Affectionately known as "God's Chariot" amongst the car's fans and owners around the world, the second-generation BMW 3 series, the E30 M3, is still regarded by many as being the ultimate BMW to own.  It was a car that worked superbly in racing trim...

Ferrucio Lamborghini made his millions building tractors and decided to reward himself with a new Ferrari. According to legend, Enzo Ferrari refused to sell him one. This alleged snub is said to have prompted Lamborghini to order the construction of a...

"This is a car that will never in its life be taken to a supermarket" (Lorenzo Ramaciotti, Ferrari F40 project manager) In 1987, Ferrari celebrated it's 40th Anniversary by introducing it's first 200mph road car - the fabulous F40.  It was...

Hannu Mikkola was one of the original 'Flying Finns' in the WRC, winning his home rally of the 1000 lakes seven times during a stellar career that included a world title in 1983 and that spanned over 30 years since he first competed back in 1963.

For more than ten years Juha Kankkunen was at the sharp end of World Rallying in one of its most competitive eras.  In his time he was the most successful driver WRC had ever seen, taking four World titles and his cool head, easygoing nature and...

Stencil art style sweatshirt featuring 1984 World Rally Champion Stig Blomqvist.

Henri Toivonen was, without doubt, one of the fastest, most spectacular and most popular rally drivers of his generation. His tragic death, with co-driver Sergio Cresto, in 1986 was a devastating blow to the sport and Toivonen's many fans...

Finland's Ari Vatanen was the 1981 World Rally Champion and a hero to many fans around the world.  Celebrate the man who took everything at maximum attack, when the only way was sideways, with this sweatshirt from the powersport legends.

Ari Vatanen’s infamous “Dear God!” moment at the 1983 Manx International Rally captured on this great sweatshirt.

This beautifully realised art print on a sweatshirt depicts rally legend Ari Vatanen pushing the limits of his Ford Escort RS1800 in the Portuguese stage of the 1978 World Championship Rally at Sintra.

Grey marl Grand Prix Helmets T-shirt featuring 20 brilliant helmets from the 1960s and 1970s.  Can you name them all? Clay Regazzoni's Swiss flag design immediately leaps out. Then there's John Surtees' iconic blue cross over a white background...

Others may have won more races or more titles, but no driver can claim more loyalty or devotion from fans of Formula One than Ayrton Senna da Silva and his passion, commitment and sheer intensity helped to elevate F1 from elite sport to the level of a...

Jim Clark, two-time world champion and undoubtedly the most talented driver of his era, leads on his way to winning the 1967 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, at the wheel of the revolutionary Lotus 49.