Formula One has become just as interesting to me for the fashion as the racing.
The paddock is a runway now and everyone is waiting to see what the drivers are going to turn up wearing.
It is almost like a pre-race before the actual race. Who is taking risks, who is serving a look and who is playing it safe? Before they have even got in the car, I am already judging the grid.
I love seeing someone use clothes to show their personality. Some of these drivers could walk straight into Fashion Week. Others need a stylist in the pit lane immediately.
So, starting with my best dressed…
5. George Russell
Preppy, polished and very George Russell (Photo: Getty)George has really found his style. He does that clean, preppy, quiet-luxury look so well. Relaxed trousers, knitwear, neutral colours and a really good watch. It is very polished, very put-together and very British.
4. Lando Norris
Lando Norris knows how to have fun with clothes (Photo: Getty)Lando has such a Gen Z approach to fashion. He can go from oversized hoodies and caps to a beautiful Dior look and somehow both feel completely him. There is a playfulness to the way he dresses, which fashion desperately needs.
3. Charles Leclerc
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