Fanatics Discount Codes August 2026

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Discounts on caps, hoodies, T-shirts and other F1 merch

Official F1 merchandise is rarely MoneySaving, but if you're planning to buy it anyway, here's a way to steer clear of paying full price and get yourself on the fast track to a saving.

If you go online to the Formula One clearance section, you can get up to 50% off caps, hoodies, T-shirts, and other official F1 merchandise (including items from the 2026 season) when you enter the code F1TRACK at checkout.

When we checked on Tuesday 25 August, there were 670 items in its clearance section. The discount amount varies by item, but we spotted discounts between 20% and 52% off, with a typical discount of about 40%.

You'll need to apply the code at checkout to get the advertised discount. There's currently no end date for the code, so if there's something you're after, you might have to be as quick as the drivers themselves.

Here are a few examples we spotted:

Scuderia Ferrari 2026 team polo - £48.60, was £81
Mercedes AMG Petronas Adidas Authentic team driver T-shirt in white - £60, was £100
Oracle Red Bull Racing 2026 team bomber jacket (unisex) - £81, was £135
Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 2026 team cap in green - £24.60, was £41
McLaren 2026 Team Lando Norris driver set up T-shirt - £61.60, was £77. CHEAPER for £57.75 at Fanatics

As you can see, the Formula One store isn't always cheapest, even on sale items, so always compare prices elsewhere.

If you’re not fussed about brand-new, then second-hand selling sites such as Vinted can be worth a look too – see our Vinted buying guide.

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