Right before the bottom of the sixth inning at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, five oversized costumed runners burst onto the dirt warning track while the home crowd roars for its favorite number. The Milwaukee Brewers Racing Sausages Christmas Ornament brings that beloved ballpark sprint onto holiday evergreen branches as a sculpted three-dimensional resin-and-acrylic figural mascot collection, complete with the classic retro Milwaukee Brewers ball-in-glove (“mb”) insignia on every hat, helmet, and sombrero.
Five Numbered Mascot Uniforms from #1 Brat to #5 Cinco
Each mascot ornament is molded in the round in a mid-stride running pose wearing his official race number and signature Milwaukee outfit. Leading off the pack is #1 Bratwurst (“Brat”), dressed in forest-green lederhosen overalls over a white shirt with a thick white mustache and a green Tyrolean hat stamped with the Brewers ball-in-glove emblem. Right beside him, Style 2 — #2 Polish Sausage (“Stosh”) charges ahead in dark sunglasses, a blue-and-white cap, and a red-and-blue horizontal striped #2 jersey with a sculpted white puff of speed smoke kicking up beneath his left sneaker.

- Style 3 — #3 Italian Sausage (“Guido”): Sculpted mid-sprint in a crisp white #3 chef coat, black bow tie, curled black handlebar mustache, and tall white chef toque bearing the Brewers ball-in-glove mark.
- Style 4 — #4 Hot Dog (“Frankie Furter”): Outfitted for the diamond in a white-and-blue pinstriped #4 baseball uniform, dark eye black under his eyes, and a royal-blue batting helmet with the ball-in-glove logo.
- Style 5 — #5 Chorizo (“Cinco”): Rounding out the five-runner field in a fiesta-yellow #5 uniform, crimson neckerchief bandana, goatee, and brown-and-gold trimmed sombrero carrying the team insignia.

Unlike flat single-plane cutouts, every Racing Sausage figure features rounded limbs, laced sneakers, and painted uniform relief visible from any angle on the tree. A gold-toned metal eyelet ring and pre-attached braided metallic-gold cord at the top of each hat or helmet make hanging effortless on pine boughs, wreaths, or fan-cave hooks.

























