F1

Celebrate some of the great F1 drivers of the last 35+ years, with our F1 helmets sweatshirt.  Drivers included: Top row (L to R): Sebastian Vettel, Nico Rosberg, Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Raikkonen Row two: Jenson Button, Michael Schumacher, Damon Hill,...

This sweatshirt celebrates all of the World Champions of Formula One, from Giuseppe Farina in 1950 to Max Verstappen in 2023.

Stunning art print by Peter Hearsey, showing Michael Schumacher heading home to claim the top spot on the podium at the 1999 Monaco GP. Ferrari celebrated a one-two finish as Irvine claimed second place.

Jackie Stewart racing the Tyrrell Cosworth to a breathtaking victory in the 1971 Spanish Grand Prix. This was the car’s first race and Stewart drove brilliantly to hold off the chasing Ferrari of Ickx.

Stirling Moss on his way to winning the 1957 Italian GP at the old Pescara circuit in the Vanwall. Moss was in complete command, his winning margin more than three minutes on Fangio.  

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This stunning art print by previously unpublished artist Daniel Yorke, captures the legendary F1 driver, Ayrton Senna, as he sits in his car, tense but 100% focused on the race ahead.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

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.