Ahead of the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, Mercedes and Audi have introduced unique adidas supporter ranges.
Mercedes and Audi Merchandise Prices Range from $30 to $200
- Mercedes retail pricing ranges up to $200 for outerwear, establishing high-end valuation for team merchandise heading into the final triple-header.
- Audi enters its debut works campaign merchandise cycle with accessible entry-level items like a $30 bag and $45 graphic tees.
- Kimi Antonelli arrives in Las Vegas following his historic title run in Mexico.
Mercedes’ range is called “Neon Lights”, while Audi’s is named “After Hours”. Shoppers can purchase items from both lines right now on adidas.com, with the US store featuring products priced between $30 and $200. The most expensive items are the outerwear, with Mercedes’ Las Vegas jacket and Audi’s Las Vegas bomber jacket both costing $200.
The Mercedes collection is the bigger of the two. The selection features a $120 hoodie, a $95 long-sleeve T-shirt, a $60 pair of shorts, a $55 driver cap, a $50 race cap, and T-shirts priced at $40 and $45, in addition to the jacket.
Audi’s line-up features a $55 driver cap, two graphic T-shirts at $45 each and a $30 bag. The two teams arrive in Las Vegas in very different positions after a grueling 2026 campaign.
Mercedes secured the 2026 constructors’ championship at the Brazilian Grand Prix. Occupying eighth position in the championship with 28 points, Audi trails Haas by three points during its inaugural campaign as a works constructor following its acquisition of Sauber.
Having clinched the drivers’ crown at the Mexican Grand Prix, Mercedes racer Kimi Antonelli secured his place as the youngest title-holder in Formula 1 history. Currently holding third place in the standings behind Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, his colleague George Russell remains heavily involved in the battle for runner-up honors.
Both holding 14 points, Audi’s Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto currently occupy 15th and 14th place respectively in the drivers’ championship. Scheduled from 19 to 21 November, the Las Vegas Grand Prix marks the opening event of the season’s final triple-header before concluding with Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
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