Motorsport sneakers are having a moment, and some of them are genuinely good-looking. These are the pairs I'd wear off the grid: team collabs that keep the logos small, plus the classic driving-shoe styles everyone's wearing right now.
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Ferrari
McLaren
Aston Martin and F1
Classic racing styles
Women's picks
Ferrari
The prancing horse, kept small. Red is optional.
Ferrari, but in mint. Only real tifosi will notice, and that's the idea.
Scuderia Ferrari Speedcat Sneakers
The classic Suede with a tiny prancing horse. Go black or petrol if red feels like a lot.
Scuderia Ferrari Suede OG Sneakers
McLaren
Papaya works best as an accent. These pairs know that.
Mostly black, with just enough papaya to start a paddock chat.
McLAREN RACING Suede OG Sneakers
Papaya and chocolate on a chunky runner. The loudest pair here, but it reads as a sneaker, not a team kit.
McLAREN RACING Fade Sneakers
Aston Martin and F1
Racing green, plus one pair for the fan who'd rather not pick a team.
Heritage court shoe in racing green. Looks like money without shouting.
PUMA x Aston Martin F1 Basket UK Sneakers
Mostly white, with lime and teal kept to the trim. Team loyalty at low volume.
PUMA x Aston Martin F1 Fade Sneakers
No team needed. Handy if your driver moves mid-season.
F1® PUMA Fade Men's Sneakers
Classic racing styles
Driving-shoe shapes with no team logos at all. The stealth option.
The original driving-shoe shape, no logos to defend. Bordeaux and olive are the grown-up picks.
Speedcat OG Sneakers
All-black leather, so it survives Melbourne rain and the office.
Speedcat Full Leather Men's Sneakers
The 1968 low-profile trainer. A cheap way into vintage paddock style.
Roma 24 Sneakers
Women's picks
The slim Speedcat sole in women's sizing, from race day to the office.
Rosso Corsa for race day. The mint pair up top is the low-key option.
Scuderia Ferrari Speedcat Women's Sneakers
The cult slim sole, minus the team politics.
Speedcat OG Women's Sneakers
Half driving shoe, half ballet flat. Paddock Club approved.
