Front view of the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 Formula 1 show car, featuring Max Verstappen's No. 1
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You Can Now Park a Full-Scale Red Bull Racing F1 Car in Your Living Room

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Oh man, where do we start with this? If you’ve always looked at a Formula 1 car and thought, yeah, I’d put that in my living room, then Red Bull Racing has just made your dream come true. This is the first time fans and collectors can now officially get their hands on a full-scale Red Bull Racing F1 car. Did we mention that it comes with an F1 steering wheel?

With only ten of the 2024 Official Red Bull Racing Driver Championship Winning Show Cars available, they will be released through F1 Authentic as part of an exclusive partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing. Although this is a limited release, it isn’t a mass-produced collector’s item or a novelty display—it’s designed for buyers who already understand what it means to own something closely related to Formula 1 history.

While the exact price hasn’t been publicly disclosed, it’s safe to say this isn’t going to be a casual purchase. A race-ready Formula 1 car can cost upwards of USD $16 million, and although this show car doesn’t include a power unit, expectations still place it comfortably in the seven-figure range, likely north of USD $2 million. In other words, it sits in that familiar realm of ultra-high-end collectibles where the price tag is almost beside the point — if you’re asking for the number, you’re probably not the target buyer.

Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 cockpit showing Max Verstappen's name and Halo.
2024 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car | Image: F1 Authentics
Close-up of the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 nose cone, featuring Max Verstappen's No. 1
2024 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car | Image: F1 Authentics
Close-up of the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 front wing and nose featuring Honda Racing branding
2024 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car | Image: F1 Authentics

In terms of presence, this is as close as you can get to the real thing without needing a race engineer on standby. The car is a full-scale replica of the exact RB20 driven by Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez during the 2024 Formula 1 season. It features an ultra-lightweight carbon-fibre monocoque, and buyers can choose from three official 2024 Red Bull Racing liveries, allowing the car to be configured as a genuine visual match to the machines seen on the grid. As a piece of motorsport art, it’s hard to imagine anything more commanding — this isn’t décor, it’s dominance on display.

There is one thing to keep in mind: owning the RB20 Show Car comes with certain conditions. When you buy it, you sign a special licensing agreement that makes you an official Red Bull licensee. This means you agree not to use the show car for anything illegal, to speak badly about the Red Bull brand, or to make political, religious, or discriminatory statements.

And then there’s the legacy. The RB20 isn’t just any Formula 1 car; it’s one of the most successful cars the sport has ever seen. During the 2024 season, it helped Verstappen win nine races, finish on the podium 18 times, start from pole in eight races, and score an amazing 589 points, eventually helping him win his fourth Drivers’ World Championship with three races still to go. That kind of success doesn’t happen often, which is why owning a full-size RB20 isn’t just about being a fan; it’s about owning a real piece of modern Formula 1 history.

So yes, you can now keep a Red Bull Racing F1 car in your living room. And if you do, you won’t just be making a bold decoration choice, you’ll be showing off one of the most powerful Formula 1 cars ever.

Rear view of the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 show car.
2024 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car | Image: F1 Authentics
Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 Formula 1 car driven by Max Verstappen in the 2024 season.
2024 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car | Image: F1 Authentics
Front three-quarter view of the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 Formula 1 car on the track.
2024 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car | Image: F1 Authentics

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Snow, Style, and Spectacle: Inside Moncler’s Grenoble FW25 Show at Courchevel Altiport

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Moncler Grenoble’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection took fashion by converting the Courchevel Altiport—Europe’s highest airport at 2,008 meters—into a remarkable “runway show.” This breathtaking setting of snow-capped mountains provided the backdrop for Moncler’s latest 140-look collection, blurring the lines between style and performance.

The collection highlights the unique blend of style and practicality that Moncler Grenoble offers, centered on the idea of “sartorial tech.” This approach goes beyond creating fashionable jackets; it incorporates technology, research, and innovation into each garment. Moncler’s design process balances technical precision with artistry.

Extensive time is dedicated to choosing high-quality materials, developing exact knits, refining surface treatments, and employing advanced techniques, including innovative construction methods, skilled craftsmanship, and detailed embroidery. The result? A collection that speaks for itself.

Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 | Image: Moncler

The collection’s technical aspect shines through in items like ski suits and performance shells, prominently featuring luxury materials such as premium intarsia and smart wool in pied de poule patterns. Denim and canvas add a practical, workwear-inspired accent, while shearling—both natural and synthetic—appears in full-length coats and as elegant accents around collars, cuffs, and handbags.

Bouclé fabric, celebrated for its texture and warmth, has been designed with an invisible membrane to transform it into a functional garment ideal for mountain conditions, not just a stylish choice. This collection takes Moncler’s reputation for performance luxury to new heights.

Although the collection excelled in technical and aesthetic elements, the runway show was an extraordinary experience. Taking place amidst the chilly Alps, guests were without heat lamps, surrounded only by sparkling snow and the cozy warmth of Moncler apparel. A-list attendees like Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham, Anne Hathaway, Maria Sharapova, Jessica Chastain, Ashley Park, Adrien Brody, and Qi Wei endured the cold, enveloped in opulent duvet capes that highlighted the collection’s practical elegance.

Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 | Image: Moncler
Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 | Image: Moncler
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Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 | Image: Moncler
Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 | Image: Moncler

Adding to the event’s star power, five-time Olympian and three-time gold medalist, showcased the latest Moncler Grenoble x WHITESPACE snowboard. While specific details about the board are still a secret, it’s evident that this collaboration has once again redefined high-performance gear, considering the previous model sold out rapidly thanks to its outstanding design and functionality. Designed for powder and all-mountain conditions, this snowboard upholds Moncler’s legacy of blending aesthetics with practicality in remarkable ways.

The collection’s colour palette embraces a mix of neutral tones—white, beige, brown, and grey—and a stunning range of blues, reds, and deeper navy and black hues. It’s a collection designed to transcend trends, made to endure the elements while still making a bold fashion statement.

Shop the Moncler Grenoble collection directly on the brand’s website linked below.

Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 | Image: Moncler
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