Formula 1

On 13 May 1950 at Silverstone, Giuseppe Farina won the very first world championship race in an Alfa Romeo. Seventy-odd years later, Formula 1 is still one of the most photogenic sports on the planet: sparks under a floor, heat haze over a grid, a driver climbing onto the car after a win. A Formula 1 poster freezes one of those moments and hangs it right above your desk.

F1 wall art: liveries as time stamps

Ask any fan and they will date a car by its colours alone. Ferrari red, worn by the only team to race in every season since 1950. The black and gold of the John Player Special Lotus, first seen in 1972. The red and white McLarens of the Senna and Prost years, then papaya orange back on top when Lando Norris took the 2025 title.

The sport's graphic language does the rest: the chequered flag, race numbers, red-and-white kerbs, tyre sidewalls in red, yellow or white depending on the compound. Even without a car in the frame, those details read instantly as F1.

Building a fan wall

A portrait sheet suits the long, low shape of a single-seater seen nose-on or from three-quarters. One print above a sim racing rig is enough to set the tone. In a bedroom, try three posters from different decades side by side; a 1970s livery next to a modern car is a conversation starter.

Want something wider? Wall sets spread a single image across several posters hung 3 cm apart, so a car can sweep across the whole wall. If you already have a team, head to our Ferrari or McLaren pages.

Lights out and away we go: your wall gets its own starting grid, delivered anywhere in Tunisia.