Reproduction Formula 1 suit, personally signed by Charles Leclerc!

Here's your chance to purchase a reproduction Formula 1 racing suit signed by Charles Leclerc, size M. The suit is unworn; only the tag is missing. You'll receive a certificate of authenticity confirming the signature, along with a lifetime money-back guarantee! 

Own a rare piece of Formula 1 history with this authentic race-used driver’s suit worn by Michael Schumacher at the 1995 Pacific Grand Prix. That season, Schumacher claimed his second consecutive World Championship with Benetton, cementing his place among the greatest drivers in motorsport.

This suit is a standout collector’s item, showcasing the iconic Benetton Sportsystem colors, complete with period sponsor logos and Schumacher’s name embroidery. It also carries his signature on the chest, making it an extraordinary addition to any motorsport memorabilia collection.

Preserved in excellent condition and presented in a protective display case, this is an unmissable opportunity to secure a true piece of F1 championship-winning history.

1991 Michael Schumacher | Jordan Grand Prix Formula 1 Stand 21 Replica Racing Suit and Cap

Driver: Michael Schumacher
Team: Jordan Grand Prix
Season: 1991 Formula 1 World Championship
Manufacturer: Stand 21
Edition: 1 of only 10 official replicas produced
Includes: Matching 7UP Jordan cap signed by driver; certificate of authenticity

An exceptionally rare official Stand 21 replica racing suit and cap commemorating Michael Schumacher’s historic Formula 1 debut with Jordan Grand Prix at the 1991 Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps.

Beautifully finished in the team’s striking green 7UP livery, the suit features authentic embroidered sponsor patches including 7UP, Tic Tac, Philips Car Stereo, DEKRA, Ford, and Fujifilm, faithfully mirroring the design worn by Schumacher during his first F1 race weekend. The accompanying cap, emblazoned with the 7UP logo and personally signed by Schumacher, completes the ensemble.

Produced by Stand 21, the original supplier to the Jordan team, this highly limited edition (one of just ten worldwide) is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, ensuring its provenance and collectability.

Condition: Excellent overall; vibrant color retention, minimal handling wear.
Provenance: Private motorsport collection

A truly iconic display set marking the genesis of Schumacher’s record-breaking Formula 1 career—an unmissable collector’s piece for enthusiasts of Grand Prix history.

This exceptional Stand 21 racing suit was test-worn by Ayrton Senna during the McLaren test session at Suzuka in December 1987.

It is personally hand-signed and dated, featuring the inscription "Suzuka" on the chest. Additional authentication details are found inside the suit, stating: "SENNA McLaren First Test Suzuka 8th December 1987."

Excellent question — and one that sits at a fascinating point in Senna’s career history.

Here’s the verified historical timeline:

Ayrton Senna’s McLaren Test at Suzuka

Date: 8 December 1987
Location: Suzuka Circuit, Japan
Team: McLaren-Honda Formula 1 Team
Car: McLaren MP4/4 prototype mule, powered by the Honda RA168E V6 turbo engine
Purpose: To introduce Senna to McLaren’s car and Honda’s turbo power unit, and begin integration for the 1988 season

Context and Significance

• In late 1987, Senna had just completed his final season with Team Lotus, also running Honda engines.

• He had already signed with McLaren for 1988, forming the now legendary Senna–Prost–Honda alliance.

• Honda arranged a private test at Suzuka, their home circuit, as part of the technical handover between Lotus and McLaren.

• This was Senna’s first time driving for McLaren, marking the beginning of the partnership that would yield three World Championships (1988, 1990, 1991).

Evidence and Documentation

• The test was covered by Japanese media and McLaren photographers at the time — though not widely publicized in Western outlets.

• McLaren-Honda archives and Honda Racing historical notes confirm that both Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna tested at Suzuka during the December 1987 off-season to prepare for the 1988 campaign.

Outcome

Senna reportedly completed several laps in mixed weather, providing early feedback on turbo response and balance. His immediate synergy with Honda’s engineers stood out — they noted his precision, sensitivity, and communication even at this first McLaren test.

Just three months later, in March 1988, he debuted with McLaren at the Brazilian GP — and went on to dominate the season with eight wins and his first World Championship.

The suit exhibits significant signs of use, including visible stains and discoloration, further attesting to its authenticity and historical significance.

A highly valuable collector's piece.