Official F1 Store slashes prices on Silverstone merchandise – with some items half price


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Formula 1 fans can pick up special-edition Silverstone merchandise for less, with the official F1 Store cutting prices on clothing from some of the sport’s biggest teams.
Formula 1 fans looking for a reminder of this year’s British Grand Prix can pick up special-edition Silverstone merchandise at reduced prices.
The official F1 Store has a dedicated Silverstone collection featuring clothing and accessories from McLaren, Williams, Mercedes and Cadillac.
A number of products created to mark the teams’ appearance at the Northamptonshire circuit are now listed as clearance items, with some showing reductions of around 50 per cent.
Among the items available is the McLaren Special Edition Silverstone GP Hoodie, with a UK shopping listing currently showing it at £51.30. McLaren Special Edition Silverstone GP Hoodie
McLaren fans can also find Silverstone T-shirts in both black and white, including a special Lando Norris design. The official F1 Store currently shows both designs as clearance products.
Williams is represented by its distinctive New Era Silverstone collection, which includes a tech polo, jacket and 9FORTY cap. The special-edition jacket can currently be found from £94.50 through UK retailer Fuel for Fans. Williams Racing New Era Special Edition Silverstone Jacket
Mercedes fans have several pieces from the adidas Originals Blue Wonder Silverstone range to choose from, including a team cap, Gazelle trainers, track jacket and matching track pants.
The F1 Store is also advertising special-edition Cadillac merchandise produced with Tommy Hilfiger, including a Silverstone GP varsity jacket, T-shirt and polo.
Several of the Silverstone products on the official store are marked as clearance, although prices, sizes and availability can change.
The merchandise celebrates the 2026 British Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone, which saw teams including McLaren and Williams adopt special looks for their home race. Williams unveiled a Union Jack-inspired livery and matching team kit, while McLaren's car featured a heritage design inspired by its first F1 car from 1966.