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A new era of Formula 1 began in Melbourne as George Russell delivered a commanding victory at the Albert Park Circuit. Mercedes secured a one-two finish with Kimi Antonelli in second, while Charles Leclerc gave Ferrari its first podium of the 2026 season.

The 2026 Formula 1 season begins in Melbourne, where the Australian Grand Prix once again opens the championship at Albert Park. This collection features a curated selection of posters created by teams, fans, and designers celebrating the first race of the year.

Charles Leclerc set the outright fastest time of the 2026 Bahrain pre-season test, edging Mercedes and McLaren as lap times tumbled across six days of running at Sakhir. With track temperatures peaking above 44°C, teams pushed development programs to the limit ahead of the season opener.

Ayrton Senna’s 1986 Lotus 98T was the embodiment of raw turbo power and fearless driving, from Jerez pole dominance to pulse-racing battles at the Spanish and U.S. Grands Prix, it defined one of Formula One’s most extreme seasons.

Pre-season testing in Bahrain offered the first real clues of the competitive order for 2026, with McLaren, Ferrari, and Mercedes each taking turns at the top of the timesheets. Across three warm days in Sakhir, reliability runs, tire evaluations, and a late benchmark lap hinted at a closely matched field heading into the new Formula 1 season.

McLaren’s 2025 double championship was anything but flawless. Through internal tension, costly mistakes, controversial decisions, and relentless development, the papaya team endured a turbulent season on the road to both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ titles. Papaya Rules tells the story of how McLaren fought, faltered, and ultimately prevailed when it mattered most.

Lando Norris clinched his first Formula 1 world championship under the lights of Abu Dhabi, finishing third in a tense season finale that saw the three title contenders lock out the podium. From strategy gambles to flawless execution, the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix brought the season to a dramatic close — all captured here, in pictures.

A curated showcase of the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix posters, capturing the twilight atmosphere, speed, and elegance of Formula 1’s season finale at Yas Marina Circuit.

A dramatic weekend under the Lusail lights saw Oscar Piastri sweep both Sprint sessions before Max Verstappen struck back on Sunday, taking his seventh win of the season and pushing a tight three-way title fight to the Abu Dhabi finale. With record-breaking laps, bold strategy calls, and the ever-present desert heat shaping the action, the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix delivered one of the most intense editions yet.

Experience the visual identity of the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix through a curated gallery of posters created by teams, artists, and fans. From Lusail’s night-race atmosphere to the elegance of Qatari design, each piece captures a unique perspective of this standout event.

A vibrant collection of 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix posters capturing the speed, spectacle, and unmistakable flair of Formula 1’s most dazzling night race. Explore how teams, fans, and designers reimagined the magic of Vegas for this year’s event.

The 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos delivered everything Formula 1 fans could ask for, unpredictable weather, bold tire strategies, and wheel-to-wheel racing from start to finish. From Lando Norris’s perfect weekend to Max Verstappen’s charge from the pit lane, São Paulo once again proved why it’s a favorite on the calendar.

Red Bull Racing brought an RB19 to Budapest for some beauty shots in June 2025, and three months later the city came alive with the roar of Formula 1 engines. On September 21, tens of thousands of fans lined Stefánia Street for the Red Bull Showrun Budapest, as David Coulthard and Patrick Friesacher lit up the Hungarian capital with donuts, smoke, and unforgettable noise.

Italian illustrator Sauro Torreggiani has spent over a decade hand-drawing every Formula 1 car ever built, from 1950 to today. His monumental collection captures not just the champions but also the forgotten machines that shaped the sport’s history, creating one of the most complete visual archives ever made of Formula 1.

Under the lights of Marina Bay, the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix unfolded at a slower pace but still delivered moments of drama and strategy, with George Russell and Mercedes emerging on top.

Experience the thrill of the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix through stunning posters that capture the city’s neon-lit streets, iconic landmarks, and the high-speed drama of Formula 1 under the lights.

Pirelli’s 2026 tire testing program at Mugello featured Haas and Ferrari in action, with Esteban Ocon, Oliver Bearman, Charles Leclerc, and Guanyu Zhou logging laps on prototype compounds. The event also marked Romain Grosjean’s first time back in a Formula 1 car since 2020 and gave James Hinchcliffe his long-awaited F1 debut.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku is Formula 1 at its most dramatic. The 2025 posters capture the city’s unique blend of medieval walls and modern skylines, showcasing the speed, unpredictability, and spectacle that make this race unlike any other.

Collins, Fangio, Monza and the 1956 World Championship title

The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort blends seaside charm, steep banking, and a sea of orange-clad fans. These 2025 posters capture the passion, energy, and spectacle of Formula 1 racing in the Netherlands.

The 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix posters capture the unique character of the Hungaroring, from its tight, twisting corners to the electric midsummer atmosphere. A celebration of speed, strategy, and passionate fans in Budapest.

The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps is a celebration of speed, history, and natural beauty. This collection of posters captures the drama and atmosphere of F1’s most iconic circuit during the 2025 race weekend.

Officina Caira brought 36 legendary Formula 1 and historic race cars to Silverstone during the 2025 British Grand Prix, including 16 that ran on track. F1 legends like Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Damon Hill, and Johnny Herbert joined the celebration, turning the weekend into a living tribute to racing’s golden era.