Your race-weekend wish list starts here. As Formula 1 heads to Singapore, these F1 collaborations offer fresh ways to wear, build and toast your love of the sport – wherever you’re watching the action.
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Glenfiddich & Aston Martin’s Release No.2
Raise a glass to race weekend with Glenfiddich and Aston Martin Formula One Team’s Release No.2, a limited-edition 16-year-old single malt. Inspired by whisky maker Brian Kinsman and racing designer Adrian Newey’s precise approach to their respective crafts, the release brings together five cask types: bourbon, wine, port, Oloroso and Fino sherry. Expect rich stewed fruit, creamy toffee and lingering oak sweetness – a bottle to savour as the racing action heads to Singapore.
LEGO’s Formula 1 Building Sets
Build your own place on the grid with LEGO’s Formula 1 collection, which recreates the sport’s racing machines brick by brick. The Speed Champions range includes Audi’s R26, complete with sponsor logos, Pirelli-branded tyres and a driver minifigure in team kit. For a more ambitious build, the Technic McLaren MCL39 scales things up with a 1:8 model that has working steering, suspension and an adjustable rear wing. LEGO also celebrates its move into the all-female F1 Academy series with a buildable version of Esmee Kosterman’s LEGO Racing car, accompanied by a female driver minifigure. The ultimate little race-weekend action for your desk.
Ray-Ban’s Scuderia Ferrari HP Eyewear
Ferrari red finds a home on your sunglasses with Ray-Ban’s Scuderia Ferrari HP collection. Lewis Hamilton’s Driver Special Edition brings together transparent red frames, an angular silhouette and dark grey lenses, with his racing number adding a personal signature. Charles Leclerc’s edition offers a more classic alternative, combining clear frames with lenses that graduate from light grey to dark blue. For a nostalgic twist, the Monza Special Edition pays tribute to Michael Schumacher and Ferrari’s home race through gunmetal frames and violet polarised lenses – a nod to ’90s style for fans dressing for the grandstands.
TAG Heuer’s Formula 1 Edition
TAG Heuer keeps Formula 1 on time as its Official Timekeeper – and its Connected Calibre E5 x Formula 1 Edition brings that racing connection to your wrist. A black titanium case frames the display, complemented by red pushers and a carbon-patterned leather-and-rubber strap with matching red stitching. On screen, 24 circuit-inspired watch faces track the season, while an animated indicator completes a lap every minute. The built-in Formula 1 app provides race schedules, results and championship standings, helping fans follow the action in Singapore and throughout the season.
Tommy Hilfiger x Cadillac Formula 1
Give your race-weekend wardrobe an American-prep spin with Tommy Hilfiger’s Cadillac Formula 1 Team collection. The collaboration pairs the Tommy flag with Cadillac’s vintage-inspired script across the 1985 Polo, hoodies and classic T-shirts. For autumn, the range arrives in red, white and black – Cadillac shield details appearing throughout. Driver-focused pieces, meanwhile, feature chrome-effect chevrons with names and racing numbers, letting fans represent their favourite team member. Heading to the Singapore Grand Prix? Replica team polos and driver caps let you show your support while working just as well with your casual looks long after race weekend.
TUMI | McLaren Collection
TUMI is giving the airport run a McLaren-inspired revamp. The TUMI and McLaren collection draws on the aerodynamic contours of the marque’s supercars, shaping them into sculpted luggage, backpacks and accessories finished with distinctive Papaya-orange accents. The carbon-fibre edition of the Aero Dual Access Expandable Carry-On brings those automotive cues inside, where compression straps echo McLaren’s racing harnesses. The Velocity Backpack follows with a moulded front panel and CX6 carbon fibre, while the Dazzle Camouflage print – inspired by the wraps used to conceal supercar design details during development – covers backpacks and packable totes in a graphic pattern that’s hard to miss at departures.
