🏁 Silverstone Fan Gear: What to Buy Before You Get to the Track

23 June 2025 · 10:57 BST

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Lewis Hamilton in 2025 Scuderia Ferrari official teamwear from the F1 Store, photographed in Ferrari’s official campaign.
Lewis Hamilton models the official 2025 Scuderia Ferrari teamwear, available now from the F1 Store. Image: F1 Store / Ferrari

I’m proud to be an official F1 Store affiliate, which means I can bring you curated fan picks straight from the source.
Same gear, no race-weekend markups, and when you shop through my links, it directly supports the work I do at Coffee Corner Motorsport.

Whether you’re heading to Silverstone yourself or buying for the F1 fan in your life, here’s what to grab before the weekend kicks off — because prices at the track are often higher, and the good stuff doesn’t last long.

🧢 1. Fanwear to Rep Your Team

If you’re going to Silverstone, you’re wearing something team-branded,  it’s half the fun. But stock at the track disappears quickly, and prices tend to run higher on-site.

Here are some top picks from the F1 Store right now:

🌦 2. Essentials for the Weather (Whatever It Decides to Do)

Silverstone in July? Could be glorious. Could be monsoon. Pack smart and stay dry.

If it doesn’t rain, great. If it does, you’re the smart one.

🎁 3. Giftable F1 Picks Under £30

Need something quick, useful, and genuinely good for an F1 fan? These travel well and feel personal without overspending.

🧳 4. What I Always Pack for a Race Weekend

A few essentials I’ve learned not to leave behind — even if I think I won’t need them.

  • Portable charger or Battery Pack
  • Earplugs (seriously)
  • Sunglasses
  • Poncho or packable rain layer
  • Sun cream — the British sun does sneak up on you
  • Cap + hoodie (for sun or wind)
  • Water bottle + snacks (avoid £8 fries)
     

Doesn’t matter if it’s Friday practice or Sunday grandstand — this stuff always gets used.

💬 Final Word

You can buy brilliant gear at Silverstone, but it’s often more expensive, and the good stuff sells out fast.
Everything I’ve listed here is from the official F1 Store, and when you shop using my links, it directly supports Coffee Corner Motorsport and the coverage I create.

👉 F1 Store

Thanks for reading — and see you trackside.
Terry
Coffee Corner Motorsport