GOLD LEAF RACING HOODIE

The race suit that draped the greatest Formula 1, Indy & Le Mans drivers of all time throughout racing's most dangerous era of all time.

The off-white Simpson & Hinchman of Indianapolis race suits are synonymous with motorsport's glorious 1960s era, and were worn by countless F1 legends throughout racing’s danger days, from Mario Andretti, to James Hunt, Nikki Lauda, Jim Clark, Jochen Rindt, Jacky Ickx and so many more.

Back then there was a gentleman’s elegance to the drivers, like James Bond in a race suit. The risks were incredibly high and the cars relentlessly unforgiving. It was an era that lived right on the knife’s edge, where driving intuition alone could only get you so far. You had to be able to stare fear straight in its eyes, while going toe to toe with the car itself lap after lap. In the end, if it wasn’t the fear that killed you, it was some freak accident. Each race was a gamble, and too many lost everything to the house.

The Gold Leaf Racing hoodie is a nod to one legend in particular - Graham Hill and his Championship-winning 1968 Formula 1 season.

Still regarded today as one of the greatest talents in motorsports history, Hill's prestigious title as the only driver to have ever brought home the Triple Crown of Motorsport by winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans, an Indianapolis 500 and the Formula One World Championship remains unmatched - even 50 years later.