The young F1 drivers fans want suits for in 2026 are Isack Hadjar, Kimi Antonelli and Gabriel Bortoleto, and replicas of all three are available in our store. Hadjar wears Red Bull, Antonelli drives for Mercedes and Bortoleto races for Audi, and the 2026 suits are on sale at $84.55 (Antonelli’s Miami GP suit is $104).
Every season brings new faces, and fans often want a suit that shows they backed a driver early. This guide introduces the three young drivers, shows the replica suits that match each one and helps you pick the right size and design.
The 3 Drivers at a Glance
| Driver | Nationality | 2026 team | Replica suit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isack Hadjar | French | Red Bull | $84.55 on sale |
| Kimi Antonelli | Italian | Mercedes | $84.55 on sale |
| Gabriel Bortoleto | Brazilian | Audi | $84.55 on sale |
Isack Hadjar
Hadjar is a French driver who made his F1 debut with Racing Bulls in 2025 and appears in a Red Bull suit for 2026. If you like the Red Bull look but want a design that is a little less common than the Verstappen suit, this is the one.
Racing Bulls 2025 design from his rookie season
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Kimi Antonelli
Antonelli is an Italian driver who joined Mercedes as a rookie in 2025. He is one of the youngest drivers on the grid and has quickly built a following. His suits use the silver and black of Mercedes, a good choice for fans who prefer a darker, cleaner design.
Mercedes 2025 rookie-season design
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There is also a Miami GP special design: see the Mercedes Kimi Antonelli 2026 Miami GP suit.
Gabriel Bortoleto
Bortoleto is a Brazilian driver who won the Formula 2 title in 2024 and joined the Sauber team in 2025. For 2026 that team races as Audi, and this suit lets you wear the new colours from season one.
Kick Sauber 2025 rookie-season design
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Which Suit Is Right for You?
| If you want | Choose |
|---|---|
| A bold, popular team look | Hadjar (Red Bull) |
| A dark, clean design | Antonelli (Mercedes) |
| A new team that few fans have | Bortoleto (Audi) |
| A rookie-year collector’s suit | The 2025 version of any of the three |
How to Choose Your Size
Measure your chest, waist, hips and height, then match them to the EURO chart in our size guide. Kids sizes are based on height, so measure your child before choosing. You can add a driver name, flag and number on the product page.
See More Suits
Compare more designs in the best F1 replica race suits of 2026, or browse the Mercedes, Red Bull and F1 racing collections.
Why Fans Buy Rookie-Season Suits
Many fans like to own a suit from a driver’s first season. It marks the moment they started following the driver and becomes more meaningful if the driver does well later. That is why we list both the 2025 and 2026 suits for each of these drivers.
Customising the Suit
On each product page you can add a driver name, flag and number. For these drivers, fans often choose Hadjar with a French flag and number 6, Antonelli with an Italian flag and number 12, and Bortoleto with a Brazilian flag and number 5.
A Gift Guide for Young F1 Fans
- Find out which driver or team the fan supports.
- Measure height and chest, or ask a parent for the child’s height.
- Pick the matching suit and size from our size guide.
- Order early so there is time for delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which young driver suit is most popular?
The Hadjar Red Bull 2026 suit is a strong pick for Red Bull fans, while the Antonelli Mercedes and Bortoleto Audi suits suit fans of those teams.
Are these suits official?
No. They are unofficial replicas and are not affiliated with Formula 1, Red Bull, Mercedes, Audi or the drivers.
What sizes are available?
Each product page lists sizes from kids options to EURO 60 and above. Check the size chart and use our size guide.
Can I wear them for racing?
No. Replicas are not certified for racing.
Do you have older suits for these drivers?
Yes. We also sell the 2025 RB Hadjar, 2025 Mercedes Antonelli and 2025 Kick Sauber Bortoleto suits.
Note: Max Race Gear sells unofficial replica race suits. They are not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Formula 1 or any team, and they are not certified for motorsport safety use.







