Mickey & Friends are getting a motorsport makeover, with tees, blind boxes, tech accessories and collectibles landing just in time for race season.
The Disney x Formula 1collections are racing into Singapore, just in time for Grand Prix season. And while there was a time when race weekend meant watching cars hurtle around Marina Bay and perhaps finding somewhere nearby for a celebratory drink afterwards, these days it has become an entire mood of its own. The parties start before the engines do, racing jackets appear everywhere and even those of us who couldn’t explain tyre strategy without Googling it somehow end up caught in the excitement.
Newsflash: Mickey Mouse is getting in on the action too. The Disney x Formula 1 Singapore drops are part of the brands’ “Fuel the Magic” collection, with Mickey & Friends appearing across fashion, collectibles, gadgets and more. Expect familiar Disney character designs reworked with racing-inspired graphics – plenty to browse even if your F1 knowledge extends no further than recognising the chequered flag.
Pick up racing Mickey-themed merch at the Miniso pop-up
If your weakness is tiny things you absolutely did not intend to buy, start at Miniso. The brand’s Disney x Formula 1 pop-up at Orchard Central runs from 28 September to 11 October 2026, putting Mickey Mouse firmly in his racing era.
Expect racing-inspired accessories, plushies and lifestyle pieces dressed in plenty of chequered details and motorsport graphics. The pop-up can be found at the Level 1 event space in front of Uniqlo, making it an easy detour if you’re already heading down to Orchard Road during race week.
Dress for race weekend with Uniqlo
Not quite ready to commit to a full racing jacket? A Mickey-inspired tee might be an easier entry point. Uniqlo has launched its first Disney x Formula 1 UT collection in Singapore and we’re adding these race-ready tees to our carts.
Think: Mickey with a F1 twist, featuring racing motifs worked into T-shirts for adults and children. And pleasingly, they’re decidedly easy to style beyond Grand Prix weekend.
Let 52Toys decide which racer you take home
Blind-box collectors, you knew you weren’t getting through this collaboration unscathed. 52Toys‘ Disney x Formula 1 Mickey & Friends Race Day Series turns the familiar characters into racing-themed collectibles, with the usual element of surprise thrown in.
Consider it one way to leave your race-week souvenir entirely up to chance – although anyone familiar with blind boxes will know that “I’ll just buy one” can quickly become a rather optimistic statement. That won’t be stopping us, though.
Give your everyday tech a themed upgrade with Belkin
This collaboration goes beyond T-shirts and collectibles – Belkin has brought the Disney x Formula 1 treatment to everyday tech, including its 5K 7.5W magnetic wireless power bank; 10K battery pack with integrated cable, light, and sensor; and SoundForm Anywhere ultra compact true wireless earbuds.
We appreciate how this sits on the more practical end of the merch spectrum, particularly during a weekend when your phone is doing overtime between maps, race updates, group chats and approximately 400 photos…
Go grown-up with Royal Selangor’s collectibles
If plushies aren’t quite your collecting style, Royal Selangor has taken the collaboration in a decidedly shinier direction that’ll sit pretty on any shelf.
The Malaysian pewter specialist has created Disney x Formula 1 pieces including a Mickey Mouse racer figurine, limited edition Gilt Disney x Formula 1 cars and a Disney x Formula 1 car keychain, turning the playful crossover into something that could happily live on a desk or display shelf long after race weekend ends.
Psst: this isn’t the finish line
The Singapore drops are part of a much larger Disney and Formula 1 collaboration. Since debuting in 2025, “Fuel the Magic” has popped up around major races through merchandise, entertainment, and digital content. Mickey & Friends have appeared across race-weekend activations, while an original Webtoon series has carried the crossover beyond the circuit.
And there’s more coming. The collaboration has now been extended through 2028, with the addition of Disney and Pixar’s Cars expanding the collaboration beyond Mickey & Friends for the first time. Lightning McQueen and Formula 1 feels almost suspiciously inevitable, doesn’t it?
For now, Singapore fans have plenty to browse before race weekend arrives. Even if you aren’t holding a ticket to the Grand Prix, consider this permission to participate in the part of the F1 season that requires considerably less technical knowledge: dressing for it, shopping the drops, and enjoying the city-wide buzz.
This post is in partnership with Disney Singapore.
