Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team Christmas Advent Calendar

Formula 1 championships are never decided by the driver alone; they are engineered inside the composite bays at Brackley, executed during sub-two-second tire changes on the pit apron, and directed from telemetry consoles along the pit wall. The Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team Christmas Advent Calendar brings that complete Grand Prix operation to your tabletop across 24 daily December reveals.

Presented inside a matte obsidian-black rigid paperboard collector box illustrated with a floodlit night-race pit stop beneath the three-pointed star and 2026 Collector’s Edition lettering, every compartment opens to a freestanding three-dimensional miniature model built for desk, shelf, or diorama display rather than flat tree hanging.

Dual Silver Arrows Single-Seaters, Exposed Power Units, and Aero Hardware

Anchoring the 24-piece paddock are two distinct Formula 1 single-seaters that represent both eras of modern Mercedes livery design: a stealth matte-black contender striped in electric Petronas emerald-teal, and a classic Silver Arrows metallic-silver car bearing nose number 63. Cockpit and driver equipment accompany the cars with a freestanding black-and-teal race suit figure, two full-face helmets—highlighted by an iridescent purple-blue visor—and a carbon-style steering wheel detailed with miniature rotary dials. Six additional compartments isolate the mechanical anatomy normally concealed beneath the engine cover, pairing a tubular V6 turbo-hybrid engine block and ERS module with a cross-drilled brake rotor and Petronas-teal caliper, a yellow-walled Pirelli P Zero slick tire, a teal-rimmed alloy wheel, and standalone front and rear PETRONAS wings.

Pit-Wall Strategy Consoles and Paddock Logistics

As December progresses toward Christmas Eve, the daily reveals shift from car components to the pit-lane tools and transport vehicles that keep a race team moving across the calendar. Mechanics’ hardware includes a teal-and-black pneumatic wheel gun, a low-profile front quick-lift jack, rolling garage tool cabinets, a pit workstation console, and a dual-tank mobile gas rig, while race strategy and celebration are captured by a circuit-map telemetry screen, a team radio headset, a P1 / LAP 44 / +0.0 timing board, a silver Constructor’s trophy, a Mercedes team transporter truck, and a miniature garage bay.

Because every miniature is cast with a balanced, freestanding base, motorsport collectors can rearrange the pit lane throughout the season—lining up the cars, jack crew tools, and telemetry monitor beside a sim-racing cockpit or office display shelf long after the holidays conclude.