Isack Hadjar 2026 Dutch Grand Prix helmet, seen in profile

DUTCH GP 2026 · SIGNED REPLICA

ZANDVOORT 1:4 Scale

The helmet Isack races at Zandvoort on 23 August, one year after the podium it commemorates.

Pre-order€120,00

31 AUGUST 2025

On 31 August 2025, Isack Hadjar finished third at Zandvoort, behind Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen. It was his first Formula 1 podium, the first for Racing Bulls, and it made him the youngest French driver ever to stand on one.

The trophy he was handed that afternoon was Delft Blue — cobalt painted by hand on white earthenware, the craft the town of Delft has been firing for centuries. It did not survive the celebration. He broke it, and a second one was made for him.

A year later, that trophy is painted on his helmet. So is the face he made when it came apart in his hands.

The Delft Blue trophy painted on the back of the helmet
The Delft Blue trophy, painted on the shell.

ZANDVOORT · 31 AUGUST 2025

What P3 looked like

Isack Hadjar celebrates his third place at Zandvoort with his team
His first Formula 1 podium.
The Racing Bulls team celebrates the podium at Zandvoort
The first for Racing Bulls, too.
Isack Hadjar with his Delft Blue trophy after the Dutch Grand Prix
The trophy, still in his hands.

A year later, all of it is painted on the helmet he races at Zandvoort.

ZANDVOORT 31.08.2025 P3 FIRST PODIUM DELFT BLUE

Everything on it means something

THE FACE

The figure in glasses is Hadjar. It is the exact expression he pulled the moment the trophy came apart in his hands — and he had it painted next to the trophy, on the back of the helmet, where he cannot see it and everyone behind him can.

THE DELFT TROPHY

The Dutch Grand Prix trophy is Delft Blue, cobalt on white, painted by hand. The lion across its belly is the lion of the Dutch coat of arms.

THIRD

Lower on the shell, a second trophy is drawn in outline. It carries one number: 3. The result that started all of this.

HIS FATHER'S WORK

Bernoulli. Planck. Schrödinger. Dirac. A sum of external forces. Hadjar's father is a quantum physicist, and the equations have followed his son through Formula 1.

Equations painted across the helmet shell

Written small, on purpose

His father is a quantum physicist. Isack races with that work on his head: names and equations laid into the blue like handwriting — Bernoulli, Planck, Schrödinger, Dirac, a sum of external forces. They are painted small enough that most people will never read them, which is rather the point.

PRE-ORDER · LIMITED EDITION

Zandvoort Signed Mini Helmet 1:4 Scale

€120,00

Images are of Isack's 2026 Dutch Grand Prix helmet. Sponsor logos and their position may vary on the replicas. This helmet is a limited edition.

Deliveries estimated late September

Also available in 1:2 Scale — €320,00

Both scales are replicas of the helmet Isack Hadjar wears at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, hand-signed and made in a limited run.

PRODUCT DETAILS
Scale
1:4 Scale
Reference
IH-ZAN26-14
Shipping weight
0.28 kg
  • Isack Hadjar's 2026 Dutch Grand Prix helmet
  • Hand-signed by Isack Hadjar in France
  • Manufactured by Schuberth, made in Italy
  • Available in 1:4 and 1:2 scale
  • Limited edition
  • Sponsor logos & positioning may vary
SHIPPING

Pre-order
This is a pre-order. Payment is taken when you place your order, and deliveries are estimated from late September. We will email you as soon as yours ships.

Duties & taxes
Duties and taxes are calculated at checkout from your delivery country, so the total you see at checkout is the total you pay.

Delivery times after dispatch
France: 3 days
European Union: up to 5 days
Rest of the world: up to 7 days

Returns & help
You have 14 days from delivery to change your mind — unused and in its original packaging. Write to us any time at support@isackhadjar.store.

Signed by hand

Each helmet is hand-signed by Isack Hadjar and part of a limited edition.

Limited edition. Once the run is gone, there is no restock.

Isack Hadjar 2026 Dutch Grand Prix helmet, seen from the front