Pole Position Tapestries

Pole Position is for all those fun times when you come off the nursery slopes and head to the bar. A great party design for anyone who likes to have fun after a hard day skiing.

Inspired by the 80s cartoon, this is a reconstructed title off one of the frames during the intro.

Congratulations to Lewis Hamilton for His 100th Pole Position.

Brian appears to be more lost in the outback than he realised...

20 Fabio Quartararo Pole position

A woman is lying on a lounger next to the swimming pool on a hot summer day. A rubber flamingo swims in the pool. By the pool, there is a colorful beach ball and a colorful inflatable swimming ring. Behind the pool, you can see a palm tree, tropical vegetation, and the sun. There is a sun umbrella next to the deckchair. There is a sign around the pool saying 'My pool position'. The graphics playfully refer to the 'pole position' in the F1 formula

F1 Pole Position

80s reference that only the best will get.

This is the perfect t-shirt for fans of retro classic 80s arcade racing video games that you can play on your in-car touchscreen infotainment system using your steering wheel as a controller while waiting at a charging station. Featuring a modern self driving car on autopilot racing on an 8 bit video game track, this shirt is a fun way to show your love of both car racing computer games and EVs on game night.

Max Power 33 design on apparel and the accessories

The 125cc Vespa T5 was arguably the last sports Vespa developed and produced by Piaggio. In the 1980s Piaggio were sponsoring the Formula 1 race series, offering drivers who achieved pole position at each round a brand new Vespa as a prize. Throughout 1984, successful drivers were awarded a model from the Vespa PX range. Piaggio then launched the T5 in 1985.

Congratulations to Lewis Hamilton for His 100th Pole Position.

The 125cc Vespa T5 was arguably the last sports Vespa developed and produced by Piaggio. In the 1980s Piaggio were sponsoring the Formula 1 race series, offering drivers who achieved pole position at each round a brand new Vespa as a prize. Throughout 1984, successful drivers were awarded a model from the Vespa PX range. Piaggio then launched the T5 in 1985.

Knight Rider didn't have the exclusivity for the talking car with KITT. Roadie was the AI for the blue car in Pole Position, a cartoon during the 80s based off the arcade racer from Namco.