The Audi Revolut F1 Team has joined forces with adidas to introduce a striking, limited-edition Miami Collection, marking the first race-specific release from their evolving partnership. Timed to coincide with the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, the drop reflects Formula 1’s expanding influence beyond the circuit and into global culture, fashion, and lifestyle.
Drawing inspiration from Miami’s unmistakable colour palette, the collection blends sunset tones with iridescent accents to create a bold visual identity. The design channels contemporary streetwear while maintaining a strong performance foundation, ensuring functionality for the entire team, from drivers to engineers and pit crew.
At its core, the collection references the iconic Teamgeist design language first seen during the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Curved panelling and fluid lines echo the distinctive geometry of the tournament’s match ball, reimagined through a vibrant Miami lens. The result is a dynamic, modern aesthetic that bridges football heritage with motorsport innovation.
The standout piece is the driver jersey, featuring soft pink and blue tones layered over a black base. This visual theme extends across a full range of lifestyle products, including jackets, shorts, t-shirts, and accessories. Footwear plays a key role, with the reintroduction of the Megaride F50 silhouette, highlighted by intricate spiderweb-style overlays on a breathable mesh foundation, referencing classic early-2000s design cues.
Completing the look, specially designed race suits mirror the collection’s signature palette and will be worn throughout the Miami race weekend, reinforcing a unified visual identity both on and off the track.
Driver Nico Hülkenberg described the collection as a natural fit for the Miami atmosphere:
“Miami is a race that stands out for its energy and unique vibe, and this collection really captures that spirit. It works just as well in the paddock as it does beyond the circuit.”
His teammate Gabriel Bortoleto highlighted the cultural connection:
“There’s a strong Latin influence here that I connect with, and the city’s vibrancy comes through in the designs. It’s expressive, bold, and perfectly aligned with the feeling around the race.”
From a commercial perspective, Stefano Battiston, Chief Commercial Officer of the team, emphasised the broader ambition behind the release:
“This collection represents more than a race-specific drop. It reflects how Formula 1 exists today—at the intersection of performance, fashion, and community. Together with adidas, we’ve created a product that allows fans to engage with our brand in a more authentic and contemporary way.”
The collection will be available globally from 23 April via official team channels and selected retail partners, supported by integrated digital commerce through Revolut Pay.
As the first in a planned series of seasonal releases, the Miami Collection sets a clear direction: Formula 1 is no longer just a sport—it is a cultural platform. And increasingly, collaborations like this are defining how teams connect with a new generation of fans worldwide.