Pierre Gasly 2026 São Paulo GP F1 replica helmet
$1,437
Premium collector edition·Full-size 1:1
- Handcrafted composite shell
- Hand-painted race livery
- Worldwide FedEx express shipping — tracking number e-mailed at dispatch
- Pre-dispatch quality inspection
- Pre-order — ships in about 6–10 weeks
- Crated for international transit
Indicative market ranges. 123Helmets sits between mass-market minis and bespoke ateliers — full display presence without the bespoke lead time or cost.
About the images: Images shown depict the original racing helmet for visual reference. The product delivered is a 1:1 display/collector replica that faithfully reproduces the livery and design of this helmet. Not certified for protective use.
Full-size 1:1 display/collector replica of Pierre Gasly’s helmet for the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix, in the colours of the Brazilian flag: bright yellow, green bands with thin navy pinstripes, his number 10 with “São Paulo GP” on the top and a Christ the Redeemer drawing at the back. Pre-order — made to order.
Pre-order — made to order, ships in approx. 6–10 weeks
Helmet specifications
- Full-size 1:1 scale — real-helmet proportions, not a miniature.
- Handcrafted composite shell.
- Hand-painted race livery with a gloss clear-coat collector finish.
- Visor options: Clear or Dark. Interior colour options available.
Production & delivery
- Pre-order — made to order, ships in approx. 6–10 weeks.
- Free worldwide tracked FedEx shipping.

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About the images: Images shown depict the original racing helmet for visual reference. The product delivered is a 1:1 display/collector replica that faithfully reproduces the livery and design of this helmet. Not certified for protective use.
Pierre Gasly 2026 São Paulo GP F1 replica helmet
The Pierre Gasly 2026 São Paulo GP F1 replica helmet is a full-size 1:1 display and collector replica of Pierre Gasly’s helmet for the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix weekend, which Gasly showed himself on Instagram on Friday 6 November 2026, two days before the race. In a post geotagged São Paulo, he presented it in a photo and a short video, on a balcony in front of tropical greenery, with a caption of three Brazilian flag emoji and no words.
Later the same day, the account of his own team, Team Gasly (@teamgasly), shared close-up photos of the helmet with a single line: “Brazilian colors this weekend”. It is a Bell helmet, with the Bell Helmets logo at the back.
That is all the two posts say about the design. Neither names a designer, and neither explains the drawings or the marks on the shell. This page therefore describes what the photos show, and nothing more: both posts present the helmet in the colours of Brazil for the São Paulo weekend, and the design speaks for itself.
The base is a bright yellow, crossed by bright green bands and panels outlined with thin navy-blue pinstripes: the yellow, green and blue of the Brazilian flag. A wide green band sweeps back from the front along the sides, and green panels sit on the lower sides and at the back.
On the top, his number 10 is painted in navy, with “São Paulo GP” written in green script just below it, inside a yellow oval ringed by green and navy bands, so that the name of the race stands out when the helmet is seen from above. The top also carries eni, with its six-legged dog, BWT on both sides and the Bell logo at the back edge.
At the front, a Moser Watch logo with the H. Moser & Cie crest (“HM & Ce”) sits on the forehead. The visor strip carries MSC, with eni at its end; IntegraConnect is on the chin, with his PG logo in navy and a small French tricolour. In the photos, the visor is a mirrored, iridescent blue-green, with clear tear-off tabs; on the replica, visor options are chosen in the configurator on this page.
On the side, his number 10 runs very large across the shell, in navy outlined in green, with eToro on it. BWT sits high up; towards the back come “JB17” and the Castore wing logo; Sonic and “GASLY”, with a French tricolour, sit on the lower side.
At the back, the Bell Helmets logo sits at the top. Under it, a drawing of the Christ the Redeemer statue of Rio de Janeiro, in yellow outlined in navy, spreads its arms across the green and yellow bands; below it, on a green band, stand two golden rampant lions, with blue tongues. Neither post explains “JB17”, the statue drawing or the lions, so they are reproduced as they appear on the helmet.
The six images are photos of Pierre Gasly’s own helmet — the original racing helmet, shown here for reference. Four come from the Team Gasly post: the front three-quarter view and the side profile, with the helmet resting on Pirelli tyres in a garage; the top, with the number 10 and its “São Paulo GP” script; and a close-up of the back, with the Bell Helmets logo, the Christ the Redeemer drawing and the two lions. Two come from Gasly’s own post: a close-up of the front and side, cropped from his photo, and Gasly holding the helmet under his arm on a balcony.
As a full-size 1:1 replica, this helmet is a display and collection object — a highlight for a shelf, cabinet or desk in a Gasly or Alpine collection, and a keepsake of the 2026 São Paulo Grand Prix. Its interest is entirely visual: the yellow, green and navy of the Brazilian flag, the big number 10 on the sides, the “São Paulo GP” script on the top, the Christ the Redeemer drawing and the two lions at the back, its proportions and its display presence.
For collectors, this helmet tells its story in colours rather than words: Gasly’s caption is three Brazilian flags, and his team’s is “Brazilian colors this weekend”. Both posts present it as his helmet for this weekend, and neither says whether it will be seen again, so the São Paulo weekend is the only one announced for it so far. In the Pierre Gasly collection, it sits alongside his 2026 season helmet, his 2026 Japanese GP helmet, and his 2026 Singapore GP and Mexico City GP pre-orders.
For display, the bright yellow and green read well against a neutral background, light or dark, with a soft light from the side to bring out the navy pinstripes. Turned three-quarters from the back, the helmet shows the Christ the Redeemer drawing and one side at once; turned three-quarters from the front, the visor and the green band of the side; set below eye level, the “São Paulo GP” script on the top.
The São Paulo Grand Prix is round 20 of the 2026 season, at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos) in São Paulo, with the race on Sunday 8 November 2026. Pierre Gasly, the French driver, is in his tenth Formula 1 season, racing with the number 10 for Alpine. The replica reproduces the livery and design shown in the official photos, at real size; its options are chosen in the configurator on this page before ordering.
This design is offered as a pre-order. Because it is a just-revealed helmet, the photographs show the original racing helmet for reference; your replica is produced to reproduce that livery and design, and is made to order following your purchase.
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