F1 Eyewear from the 2025 Grand Prix Season
The 2025 Formula 1 season is off to an electrifying start, with two action-packed races already in the books. As teams push the limits of innovation and drivers battle for supremacy, this year’s championship is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable in recent history.
Beyond the on-track excitement, Formula 1 is also a showcase of style, with drivers, team personnel, and celebrities in the paddock making bold fashion statements. From high-performance sports sunglasses to luxury designer frames, eyewear has become an essential part of the F1 aesthetic. Let's explore some of the most eye-catching eyewear trends spotted at the 2025 F1 events so far, highlighting the perfect fusion of functionality and fashion in the fast-paced world of motorsport.
We’ll be updating this blog throughout the F1 2025 season, so be sure to check back! If you spot a driver wearing sunglasses that aren’t mentioned here, let us know!
Bahrain Grand Prix
The Bahrain Grand Prix on April 13th saw McLaren's Oscar Piastri secure victory with a commanding performance. This win marked McLaren's first-ever triumph at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Oscar Piastri
Piastri wears Ray-Ban Wayfarers at the Bahrain Grand Prix
Max Verstappen
Verstappen wears Maui Jim Hiehie at the Bahrain Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz
Sainz wears Ray-Ban Wayfarer Reverse at the Bahrain Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso
Alonso wears Oakley Frogskins at the Bahrain Grand Prix
Lance Stroll
Stroll wears Oakley Frogskins at the Bahrain Grand Prix
Felipe Drugovich
Drugovich wears Oakley Heliostat at the Bahrain Grand Prix
Japan Grand Prix
The 2025 Formula 1 season continues this weekend with the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit, a track renowned for its challenging layout and passionate fans. Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda has been promoted to Red Bull Racing, replacing Liam Lawson. This move heightens local interest as Tsunoda competes for the first time with Red Bull at his home Grand Prix.
Yuki Tsunoda
Tsunoda wears Maui Jim Kenui at the Japanese Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton wears silver Ray-Ban Ari RB3758 at the Japan Grand Prix
Hamilton wears silver Ray-Ban Kia RB3757 at the Japan Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc
Leclerc wears black Ray-Ban Wayfarer reverse at the Japanese Grand Prix
China Grand Prix
The Chinese Grand Prix delivered high-stakes drama, with rain adding an extra layer of unpredictability. A thrilling late-race battle for the lead had fans on the edge of their seats, while tyre management proved to be a deciding factor. With championship standings beginning to take shape, teams are already feeling the pressure as they prepare for the next challenge in Japan.
Charles Leclerc
Leclerc wears black Ray-Ban Wayfarer reverse at the Chinese Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton wears black Ray-Ban Mega Wayfarers at the China Grand Prix
Hamilton wears black Ray-Ban Lukas RB4454 at the China Grand Prix
Hamilton wears beige Ray-Ban Lukas RB4454 at the China Grand Prix
Pierre Gasly
Gasly wears Saint Laurent SL 732 Vadim 001 at the Chinese Grand Prix
George Russell
Russell wears Oliver Peoples Casian at the Grand Prix in China
Lance Stroll
Stroll wears Oakley Pitchman R at the Chinese Grand Prix
Australia Grand Prix
The season kicked off with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, where fans witnessed a dramatic race full of unexpected twists. A chaotic start saw multiple incidents in the opening laps, shaking the grid early on. Defending champion Max Verstappen faced tough competition from rising stars, while strategic pit stops played a crucial role in determining the final podium. Ultimately, it was a masterclass in racecraft that set the tone for the season ahead.
Charles Leclerc
Leclerc wears black Ray-Ban Wayfarer reverse at the Australian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton wears black Ray-Ban Mega Wayfarers at the Australian Grand Prix
Hamilton wears black Ray-Ban RB4457D at the Australian Grand Prix
Hamilton wears Ray-Ban RB3757 at the Australian Grand Prix
Lando Norris
Norris wears Moscot Dahven Sunglasses at the Australian Grand Prix
George Russell
Russell wears Police GOAT 1 SPLP32 0700 at the Australian Grand Prix
Russell wears Police Origins 60 SPLL82 0722 at the Australian Grand Prix
Esteban Ocon
at the Australian Grand Prix
Christian Horner
Horner wears Maui Jim Hiehie at the Australian Grand Prix
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