Grand Prix Editions

F1 Helmets by Grand Prix — Race-Specific Replica Editions

Answer first: many Formula 1 drivers run a one-off helmet design at a single Grand Prix — a home race, a city they want to mark, an anniversary. This page groups F1 helmets by Grand Prix: every full-size 1:1 display replica in the 123Helmets catalogue, sorted by the race it reproduces, in 2026 calendar order. Editions with no race in their name are listed at the end under season editions. Dimensions are on the size chart, presentation ideas in the display guide.

Australian GP helmets

Round 1, Albert Park, Melbourne. The season opener is Oscar Piastri’s home Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri 2025 · Australian GPPiastri’s home-race edition from the 2025 opener, McLaren. See the replica.

Japanese GP helmets

Round 3, Suzuka.

Lewis Hamilton 2026 · Suzuka GPHamilton’s 2026 Suzuka design, Ferrari. See the replica.

Miami GP helmets

Round 4, Miami International Autodrome. Miami has become one of the weekends where drivers and teams embrace one-off helmet designs and bright colour schemes.

Lando Norris 2025 · Miami GP “Disco”The mirrored disco-ball finish Norris ran in Miami 2025. See the replica.

Charles Leclerc 2025 · Miami GPLeclerc’s 2025 Miami one-off in Ferrari colours. See the replica.

Lewis Hamilton 2025 · Miami GPHamilton’s first Miami weekend in Ferrari red. See the replica.

Monaco GP helmets

Round 6, Circuit de Monaco. Charles Leclerc is the only driver on the grid racing at his home event and marks it most years with a dedicated helmet: in 2024 the colours of the Monaco flag, in 2026 a predominantly white shell with red accents.

Charles Leclerc 2024 · Monaco GPMonaco-flag red and white with geometric panels, the 2024 home-race design. See the replica.

Charles Leclerc 2025 · Monaco GPThe 2025 home-race edition. See the replica.

Charles Leclerc 2026 · Monaco GPPredominantly white with red accents, the 2026 home-race design. See the replica.

Kimi Antonelli 2026 · Monaco GPAntonelli’s 2026 Monaco edition in Mercedes colours. See the replica.

Lewis Hamilton 2026 · Monaco GPHamilton’s 2026 Monaco edition, Ferrari. See the replica.

British GP helmets

Round 9, Silverstone. For the British drivers this is the home weekend: in 2026 Lando Norris ran a special design developed with a McLaren partner, and Lewis Hamilton — a nine-time winner at Silverstone — chose a yellow helmet recalling his junior-era colours.

Lando Norris 2026 · British GPNorris’s 2026 Silverstone special, McLaren. See the replica.

Lewis Hamilton 2026 · British GPThe yellow 2026 Silverstone helmet with green brow band, Ferrari. See the replica.

Oliver Bearman 2026 · British GPBearman’s 2026 home-race design in Haas colours. See the replica.

Italian GP helmets

Round 13, Monza, Ferrari’s home race and the deepest section of the catalogue. In 2025 both Ferrari drivers marked the fiftieth anniversary of Niki Lauda’s first title with tribute helmets — Leclerc in Lauda-era red with the number 16 and the Italian tricolour on the back, Hamilton with Lauda’s name on his shell.

Charles Leclerc 2022 · Monza GPLeclerc’s 2022 Monza edition, Ferrari. See the replica.

Charles Leclerc 2024 · Monza GPThe 2024 Monza edition. See the replica.

Charles Leclerc 2025 · Monza GPThe Lauda tribute: red shell, number 16, tricolour at the rear. See the replica.

Lewis Hamilton 2025 · Monza GPHamilton’s Lauda tribute from his first Monza weekend in red. See the replica.

Charles Leclerc 2026 · Monza GP2026 Italian GP edition, Ferrari, made to order. See the replica.

Lewis Hamilton 2026 · Monza GP2026 Italian GP edition, Ferrari, made to order. See the replica.

Kimi Antonelli 2026 · Monza GPAntonelli’s home Grand Prix edition, Mercedes, 2026. See the replica.

Lando Norris 2026 · Monza GPNorris’s 2026 Monza edition, McLaren. See the replica.

Spanish GP helmets

Round 14. From 2026 the Spanish Grand Prix is held at the Madring street circuit in Madrid; Barcelona-Catalunya, host of the race until 2025, keeps a round under its own name. The 2024 edition below is a Barcelona helmet, the two 2026 editions are Madrid helmets.

Lewis Hamilton 2024 · Spanish GPHamilton’s 2024 Barcelona design in Mercedes colours. See the replica.

Fernando Alonso 2026 · Spanish GPAlonso’s home-race edition for the first Madrid Grand Prix, Aston Martin. See the replica.

Lando Norris 2026 · Spanish GPNorris’s 2026 Madrid edition, McLaren. See the replica.

Singapore GP helmets

Round 17, Marina Bay, run at night.

Charles Leclerc 2024 · Singapore GPLeclerc’s 2024 Singapore one-off, Ferrari. See the replica.

United States GP helmets (Austin)

Round 18, Circuit of The Americas.

Pierre Gasly 2023 · Austin GPGasly’s 2023 Austin design, Alpine. See the replica.

Oscar Piastri 2025 · Austin GPPiastri’s 2025 Austin edition, McLaren. See the replica.

São Paulo GP helmets

Round 20, Interlagos.

Charles Leclerc 2022 · Interlagos GPLeclerc’s 2022 São Paulo edition, Ferrari. See the replica.

Las Vegas GP helmets

Round 21, the Las Vegas Strip circuit, a Saturday night race.

Charles Leclerc 2023 · Las Vegas GPLeclerc’s design for the inaugural 2023 Las Vegas weekend. See the replica.

Emilia Romagna GP helmets (Imola)

Imola is not on the 2026 calendar. The 2025 edition below was Ferrari’s regional home race in Emilia-Romagna.

Charles Leclerc 2025 · Imola GPLeclerc’s 2025 Imola one-off, Ferrari. See the replica.

Season editions

The rest of the catalogue reproduces season designs — the livery a driver carries through a full year — plus milestone editions such as Charles Leclerc’s 150th Grand Prix helmet. Browse them by driver or by team:

Frequently asked questions

Are these Grand Prix helmets full size?

Yes. Every edition is a 1:1 display replica with the external dimensions of the race helmet. Exact measurements are on the size chart.

How do I choose between a Grand Prix edition and a season helmet?

A Grand Prix edition reproduces a one-off design tied to one weekend, so it reads as a date on the shelf. A season helmet reproduces the design a driver kept all year. Compare finish and graphics from the product photos, then read the collector guide. For heritage designs from the 1970s to the 1990s, see our classic F1 helmets.

Are these official team or driver products?

No. 123Helmets is an independent collector shop. Our pieces are unofficial reproductions of the external appearance of the helmets, with no affiliation with or endorsement from teams, drivers or rights holders.

Can the replica be worn?

No. Display/collector replica. Not certified for protective use. It is a display object for a shelf, a stand or a cabinet.

Display and collector replica. Not certified for protective use. No official affiliation or endorsement. 123Helmets reproduces the external appearance of F1 helmets for display and collection only.