The passion of the Scuderia Ferrari Formula One™ Team starts young and proud! Nothing beats a father & son or daddy & daughter relationship while watching your first Formula One Race! This is the Classic Ferrari logo T-shirt for kids in black. Great for school, the race track or just to show your Forza Ferrari child's fandom! 

Details:

• Regular Fit
• Large Prancing Horse and Ferrari Yellow Shield Print to Chest
• Small Scuderia Ferrari block lettering logo to the back of the top neckline 
• Regular cut, made ​​of high-quality yarn
• Soft material and comfortable
• Officially Licensed Product from Ferrari    

Material: 100% Cotton Single Jersey

Make your little race fan feel unique with this awesome Aston Martin Racing sponsor tee from the AMR genuine Collection. Perfect for that the next generation of racers or just to show your support for the Vantage GTE British-based Winning Race Team. The perfect Aston Martin tee for toddlers, boys, girls, or any child that wants to match daddy's car! 

Details:

• Contrasting orange round neck collar 
• Silkscreen printed Team and sponsor logo sponsors to the chest, back, and sleeves are printed
• Subtle red and while finishing fabric touches to the hem which are stitched in contrasting colors
• Machine washable at 30 degrees Celsius
• Authentic Aston Martin Racing Merchandise
• Imported from the United Kingdom 
• Material: 100% Cotton Single Jersey, 190 GS

The Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (chassis code W 198) is a two-seat sports car which was produced by Mercedes-Benz as a gullwinged coupe (1954–1957) and roadster (1957–1963) It was based on the company's 1952 racer, the W194, with mechanical direct fuel injection which boosted power almost 50 percent in its three-liter overhead camshaft straight-six engine. Capable of reaching a top speed of up to 263 km/h (163 mph), it was a sports car racing champion[4] and the fastest production car of its time.

Max Hoffman, Mercedes-Benz's United States importer at the time, inspired the 300 SL and saw an American market for such a car. The company introduced the 300 SL in February 1954 at the International Motor Sports Show in New York City (instead of Europe) to get it into U.S. buyers' hands sooner.

SL is the short form for "super-light" in German (super-leicht)[ – Mercedes' first use of the designation, referring to the car's racing-bred light tubular-frame construction. The 300 SL was voted the "sports car of the century" in 1999.