Shayni Solanki joined GPblog in the autumn of 2025 as an NCTJ-qualified motorsport journalist with a degree in History and Classics from the University of Warwick.
Shayni works for TNT Sports/Eurosport covering MotoGP, WEC, WRC, Formula E and Speedway, and has bylines in Motorsport Week, Motor Sport Magazine and Racing Pride. She initially fell in love with motorcycle racing before discovering Formula 1 as a young Ferrari fan.
Ferrari is celebrating 20 years of partnership with Puma and Ray-Ban with an exclusive merchandise collection for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Hamilton and Leclerc take centre stage, with the Ferrari duo sporting the collection of race-inspired shirts.
The description states: "Inspired by the model worn by drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton during the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, this T-shirt celebrates 20 years of collaboration between Puma and Scuderia Ferrari HP with a design that reinterprets the iconic shades of red that have defined Ferrari's history, both on and off the track."
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The collection is produced by Puma with the branding "Powered by Red" featured on the shirt, with Puma Mostro trainers also included.
Fans will be able to buy a beanie and baseball cap as part of the special collection, with a wider range of t-shirts and caps for the 'Puma for Scuderia Ferrari HP' collection.
Ray-Ban has contributed a pair of red RB3776Ms to the collection, with the theme following the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Prices range from a £99 t-shirt to a £540 pair of special edition trainers, Puma for Scuderia Ferrari HP Speedcat Pro Las Vegas 2025, made specifically for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Leclerc has recently followed suit with the announcement of his own merchandise collection, offering items like a wool scarf and hoodies.
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