Christmas Gifts For Motorsport Fans That Don't Suck

Petrol Vibes manufactures and sells some incredible metal wall art, which can be backlit by neon lights. Ask your petrolhead friend about their favorite race track or their favorite car — then get them some gorgeous metalwork.

Got a craft fan in your life who also happens to love racing? Race Craft on Etsy sells embroidery kits and PDF patterns of driver helmets, track outlines, and iconic quotes, which are guaranteed to steal the holiday show.

Drive Coffee sells tins of incredible motorsport- and automotive-themed coffee beans. Choose from flavors like Imola, Jim Clark, or Trophy — the coffee itself is great, but the tins also make wonderful decorations.

RACEWKND Magazine calls itself a champion of F1 culture, and its massive issues deliver on that promise. Collection 1 includes editions dedicated to F1 in America and to F1 in the 1970s; alongside detailed stories are incredible images that make this magazine a timeless classic.

Tired of boring or frankly ugly motorsport merchandise? The Sunday Collective has you covered with its creative line of race-inspired streetwear.

There are some frankly exceptional artists in the motorsport space, but NG Auto Art provides some of the finest drawings of drivers and cars.

Other exceptional motorsport artists include Emma Capener, Jake Yorath, and David Tyers.

You don’t have to listen to the Two Girls 1 Formula podcast to fall in love with their merch offerings, which include stickers, hats, blankets, accessories, and holiday-themed motorsport attire.

Rainer Schlegelmilch might just be the best motorsport photographer to ever exist. He got his start photographing races just for fun in the hopes of authentically capturing the sport he loved so much. Invest in any of his books for that motorsport fan in your life.

Motorsport loves its alcohol sponsors and its alcohol partnerships. Get your motorsport fan a bottle of the Ferrari Trento sparkling wine used in F1's podium celebrations, or Valtteri Bottas’ OATH gin, or Daniel Ricciardo’s wine.

And for those who enjoy the non-alcoholic spirits, Lewis Hamilton’s Almave is right up your alley.

LEGO offers a great slew of race-car themed Technic sets, which will enable you to build your own little version of your favorite motorsport machines.

If your motorsport fan prefers their models to look a little more like the real thing, head over to Kent Models to pick up their favorite replica racer.

What do you get for the race fan that has everything? Why not a Cameo from their favorite (or even least favorite) driver? There are tons of options, no matter what form of motorsport they enjoy.

If you’re willing to shell out some big bucks for that special motorsport fan in your life, consider some authentic used race car parts. Formula 1 offers a ton of great stuff on their site F1 Authentics. If NASCAR is more your speed, check out the offerings on The Racing Warehouse.