Ferrari unveils Leclerc Monaco cap

Ferrari and Puma have put Charles Leclerc’s Monaco race-week branding into retail circulation before the Formula 1 field reaches Monte Carlo. A report published Monday by Scuderia Fans said the companies unveiled a special Monaco-themed cap for Leclerc, Ferrari’s Monegasque driver, ahead of his home Grand Prix weekend. The cap uses a white base with Ferrari red accents and Monaco references, according to images and product descriptions reviewed from Ferrari-linked and Formula 1 retail pages. (scuderiafans.com) Leclerc’s driver number, 16, is featured on the brim, tying the item directly to Ferrari’s lead local attraction for the race. (store.ferrari.com) ### What exactly has been shown ahead of Monaco? Scuderia Fans reported on May 18 that Ferrari and Puma had unveiled a special 2026 Monaco Grand Prix cap for Leclerc. The outlet described a white cap with red detailing, Monaco-themed branding and Leclerc’s No. 16 stitched across the brim. Ferrari’s official online store also shows 2026 Leclerc-branded headwear, including a trucker cap and a baseball cap under Puma x Ferrari listings. The store pages visible in search results identify the items as 2026 Leclerc caps for Scuderia Ferrari HP, though the search snippets do not spell out Monaco branding on those specific pages. (scuderiafans.com) ### Why is Monaco-specific Leclerc merchandise a recurring release? Puma published a release on May 20, 2025, announcing an “exclusive Charles Leclerc Special Edition Monaco Cap” with white coloring and baby blue striping for Leclerc’s home Grand Prix. (scuderiafans.com) That earlier launch shows Ferrari and Puma have already used Monaco-specific Leclerc merchandise as part of the race-week commercial rollout. Formula 1’s official online shop still lists a “2025 Team Charles Leclerc Special Edition Monaco GP Cap” at $55 alongside newer 2026 Leclerc caps. The listing describes Monaco race references and Leclerc’s number 16 on the brim. (store.ferrari.com) ### What details tie this cap to Leclerc rather than generic Ferrari teamwear? Leclerc’s No. 16 is the clearest identifier on the cap shown by Scuderia Fans. The outlet also said the item carries “MONACO” and “MONTE-CARLO” styling, placing it with Leclerc’s home event rather than the standard season-long Ferrari collection. (about.puma.com) The Ferrari store’s 2026 Leclerc cap listings separate his merchandise from generic Scuderia Ferrari team caps. Formula 1’s retail page similarly distinguishes Leclerc caps from broader Ferrari headwear, with dedicated Leclerc product entries and pricing. (f1store.formula1.com) ### Is Ferrari releasing more than one Monaco-linked item this week? Scuderia Fans said Ferrari launched related Monaco merchandise alongside the cap this week. The report framed the cap as part of a broader Monaco-themed merchandise push rather than a one-off accessory. (scuderiafans.com) Ferrari’s retail site and Formula 1’s shop both show multiple Leclerc and Ferrari cap variants in current circulation, including standard 2026 team caps and special-edition items. The available listings support the broader point that Monaco weekend merchandise is being sold through official channels around the race build-up. (store.ferrari.com) ### Where can fans find the cap now? Ferrari’s official store has live 2026 Leclerc cap pages under its replica Scuderia Ferrari section. Formula 1’s official shop also carries Leclerc headwear and has listed Monaco special-edition versions in its Ferrari catalog. (scuderiafans.com) Monaco Grand Prix week will put Leclerc back at his home circuit, and Ferrari’s retail rollout is already visible before on-track running begins. Ferrari and Puma merchandise pages, along with Formula 1’s official shop, are the named channels where Leclerc-branded Monaco items can be tracked as the weekend approaches. (store.ferrari.com)