We choose one or two of the best options for each need and tell you why, then send you to the shop that sells it in your country.
Official clothing for the team or driver you follow, from the shops licensed to sell it.
Best for Anyone buying team kit who wants every team in one basket
The F1 Store is Formula 1's own licensed shop and stocks every team and driver range, so it is the simplest place to start and to compare.
Wheels, pedals and rigs, from a first wheel to a full direct-drive setup.
Best for Sim racers ready to move up from a gear or belt wheel
Fanatec is Formula 1's official sim racing hardware licensee and supplies the F1 Sim Racing World Championship, and its bases accept the officially licensed F1 wheels.
Best for First-time sim racers on PlayStation, Xbox or PC
A wheel and pedals in one box, sold almost everywhere, with no extra parts to buy before your first lap.
Best for Anyone whose wheel has outgrown the desk
A rigid frame stops the wheel and pedals moving under load, which matters most once you use a direct-drive base.
Drive something fast, go to a race, or play the F1 game with friends in a venue built for it.
Best for Anyone going to a Grand Prix
Grandstand tickets and packages for F1, MotoGP and Le Mans in one place, from an established motorsport ticket seller.
Best for A group night out racing each other on simulators
Full-motion simulators with food and drink, in London, Birmingham and several US cities.
Models, LEGO sets, books and signed pieces for the shelf.
Best for Builders of every age
LEGO's own store carries the current F1 sets and usually has them first.
How to watch Formula 1 where you live.
Best for Watching F1 in the United States
Apple TV is the US home of Formula 1 from 2026.