The best F1 gifts you can buy

The second Senna-themed gift goes to a brand new release by Lego for the Icons range. The MP4/4 McLaren was the car that Senna was best known for driving. That astonishing clip of him fighting the car around Monaco with one hand was nothing short of spectacular.

Unless you're the chief test driver for McLaren's heritage cars (yep, that is a real job), none of us could ever have the chance of recreating that lap. We can appreciate it though, by building the Lego MP4/4 - and at just £70, it's great value as well.

The latest F1 game instalment is always a perfect gift shout for fans of the sport. With more tracks, better graphics and an improved physics system, this is the perfect way to enjoy the sport between race weekends or over the long breaks. It's quite unfortunate that you can't race any historic stuff, though.

As per the previous F1 games, you get to create your own season and driver story. But following a notable change in recent installations, you don't just get to drive in Formula One. You also get to dig your teeth into Formula Two as well.

Ayrton Senna needs no introduction, he is one of, if not the best F1 driver ever and his rise to the top is fascinating. From a relatively normal upbringing in Brazil to winning three F1 champions, Senna's life was utterly crazy.

It wasn't without pockets of controversy, however. From his ruthlessness in his driving style against other drivers to crashing out Alain Prost to win a title. Faithfully detailed with archive footage and carefully crafted research, this film is perfect for any fan of the sport.

Channel your inner-Russell or Hamilton with this Mercedes-AMG baseball cap. At least until the end of the season before the latter switches to the scarlet team.

Whilst some F1 merch can be a bit tacky and make you look like a walking billboard, this hat gently lets the world know you like F1 without showing off too much.

Adrian Newey OBE will go down as one of the greatest brains in the history of the sport. His approach to designing Formula One cars has consistently surpassed every rival that's tried to copy or beat it.

His autobiography includes everything from his early days of sketching to designing cars for the likes of Andretti, Mansell, Prost, Hakkinen, Coulthard, and of course, Verstappen and Perez. It's a great read for fans of the sport and provides a fascinating insight into the mastermind behind successful F1 cars.

Recently-released and at great value, Lego Technic's Mercedes F1 W14 makes for a great gift for younger F1 fans. It also uses a pull-back mechanism, which allows you to release the car before it speeds off towards the other end of the living room.

It has 240 pieces in total and if you have other F1 memorabilia hanging around, this would make a great addition without taking up as much space as a larger technic model.

Want to confuse your friends with cool wall art, but they can't quite work out what shapes they are? F1 track wall art is one of the most subtle, yet great ways to tell if someone is a motorsports fan. It's a simple case of 'if you know, you know'.

Here, you can choose any F1 track listed in the photographs before personalising it to your own taste. You can select the size and colour to fit the colour and furniture of your home, and you can even choose multiple tracks. If we had permissions, we'd take them all and decorate our office.

Cited as one of the true legends, Schumacher began his career at Jordan F1 before swiftly moving over to Benetton between 1991-95. He won two world championships with Benetton before moving to Ferrari, and this 1:2 scale helmet is a touching tribute to his early years in the sport.

It's a replica of the helmet he wore during his first race win at the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix. You can get an optional display case, and if you fancy a browse, other helmet designs are available either in 1:2 or even 1:1 scale.

The current star of the grid needn't be introduced. Max Verstappen is the epitome of today's driving talent along with Adrian Newey's eye for a winning car. For spectators, 2024 is going to be looking more predictable than ever, but one day, we will celebrate how much of a winner Max was.

This 1:18 scale model of the 2023 RB19 is crafted in extraordinary detail. Everything from the mirrors to the tyres is made beautifully and to an accurate scale down from the real thing. There is a whole range of cars you can choose from in this calibre of models offered by F1 Authentics.

The ultimate in an F1 gift comes in the shape of an actual car. And impressively, F1 Authentics can actually make that happen... sort of.

The C43 show car doesn't have an engine. It's body is a mere copy of the car that would go on to race in the 2023 season, but it does come with a 3D printed steering wheel with working screen and rain lights. You can even steer the wheels for extra manoeuvrability, and remove the front wing, wheels, and nose.