He is also a Richard Mille brand ambassador. Charles Leclerc and his Richard MilleĬharles Leclerc is the youngest driver to win a race with Scuderia Ferrari, the oldest surviving Formula One team. A dressier TAG Heuer model gifted to the Dutchman, the Monaco Titan Titanium, has also frequented his wrist in a timely reminder of his triumph on that track. It sports a black dial with the words “Formula 1 Calibre 16” flanking the date aperture at three o’clock and racy red details ringed by a bezel emblazoned with the bold red engraving: “Max Verstappen”. The 44mm automatic chronograph in steel is based on the brand’s existing chronograph collection dedicated to Grand Prix racing – the Formula 1 Calibre 16. Securing his first World Drivers’ Championship last year was epic, but Red Bull Racing’s boy wonder also enjoyed a red-letter day two years prior when TAG Heuer unveiled the Max Verstappen Special Edition 2019, the first mechanical timepiece to bear his name. Timepieces loved by your favourite F1 racers Max Verstappen and his TAG Heuer At this point, he has hinted at taking a break from motorsport in 2023 and plans to make his return to the track in 2024. He was expected to race under McLaren’s banner until the year 2023. Named in honour of the Italian constructor’s first production car, the car is designed with the latest technical regulations in mind - with a central focus on the machine’s power unit.Īt the end of August 2022, the racing world was shocked by the news of eight-time Grand Prix winner Daniel Ricciardo’s departure from McLaren by the end of this year. Īnd in case you missed it, earlier this year, Ferrari launched the F1-75. As the young races up to challenge Lewis Hamilton at his own game, these are the seven drivers to watch this season.
With a couple of races left in the 2022 calendar, we’re celebrating the finest timepieces worn by these notable F1 drivers, from Max Verstappen to Charles Leclerc.īefore we get into all the details of the watches, catch up on some of the latest scoops on Formula One. The hyped-up 2022 Singapore Grand Prix has just finished.
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