Mercedes and Audi launch Las Vegas GP adidas collections as title contrasts sharpen
Mercedes and Audi have released special adidas fan collections ahead of the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, with ranges priced from $30 to $200. The two teams arrive in the Nevada desert in starkly different circumstances: Mercedes are already 2026 constructors' champions, while Audi sit eighth with 28 points.
Mercedes and Audi have unveiled Las Vegas Grand Prix-themed adidas fan collections ahead of the season’s penultimate stretch, with both ranges on sale now through adidas.com at prices ranging from $30 to $200.
Mercedes’ line is called “Neon Lights” and is the larger of the two collections. It includes a $200 Las Vegas jacket, a $120 hoodie, a $95 long-sleeve T-shirt, $60 shorts, a $55 driver cap, a $50 race cap, and T-shirts at $40 and $45. Audi’s “After Hours” range is more compact: a $200 Las Vegas bomber jacket, a $55 driver cap, two graphic T-shirts at $45 each, and a $30 bag.
The two teams arrive in Nevada in markedly different positions. Mercedes secured the 2026 constructors’ championship at the Brazilian Grand Prix, and their driver Kimi Antonelli claimed the drivers’ title at the Mexican Grand Prix, becoming the youngest champion in Formula 1 history. Team-mate George Russell is currently third in the drivers’ standings, behind Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and fighting for second place.
Audi, in its first season as a works team following the takeover of Sauber, sits eighth in the constructors’ standings with 28 points — just three behind Haas. Drivers Gabriel Bortoleto and Nico Hulkenberg are 14th and 15th respectively, both on 14 points.
The Las Vegas Grand Prix runs from 19 to 21 November and is the first of the final three rounds of the 2026 season, ahead of Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
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