trends · per driver
Driver market trends
Median sale price for the featured 2026 drivers. Each card shows the 30-day (weekly) and 90-day (bi-weekly) trend side by side, like a stock chart. Built from verified sales across Goldin, Fanatics Collect, eBay and the tracked Instagram sellers.
Kimi Antonelli
385 sales
304 in 90d
Lewis Hamilton
664 sales
164 in 90d
Max Verstappen
543 sales
111 in 90d
Charles Leclerc
237 sales
58 in 90d
Lando Norris
268 sales
61 in 90d
George Russell
199 sales
41 in 90d
Oscar Piastri
159 sales
33 in 90d
Oliver Bearman
40 sales
28 in 90d
Isack Hadjar
74 sales
21 in 90d
Gabriel Bortoleto
25 sales
8 in 90d
Median price is the middle sale value within each bucket, so a single outlier mega-sale can't distort the trend. The 30-day window uses weekly buckets; the 90-day window uses bi-weekly (14-day) buckets. Percent change compares the latest priced bucket to the earliest priced bucket in the window; cards with too few sales show a dash.
trends · all-time
Total sales value over time
How the premium F1 card market has moved month to month — toggle between driver and card-type breakdowns.
The takeaway
▲ 320% — latest quarter tops the all-time quarterly average
The most recent completed quarter (2026-Q2) settled at $4,491,317 across 477 sales, above the all-time quarterly average of $1,069,966. The current quarter (2026-Q3) is still in progress — $5,550,109 across 822 sales to date, excluded from the trend until it closes.
Q2 2026
$4,491,317
477 sales
vs average
▲ 320%
Quarter total
$4,491,317
All-time avg
$1,069,966
Q2 2026 was the market's strongest quarter — 320% above the all-time quarterly average, the clearest spike in premium F1 card value.
Total sales value per quarter
Total sale value (sum of prices, incl. premium) per quarter across all drivers and card types. The dashed line marks the all-time quarterly average; each pill shows the change vs the previous quarter.
trends · release years
Release year breakdown
Which release year still commands the premium market — total value traded, cards sold and the median sale per year, ranked by total value.
2020 is the most expensive release year
$13,103,896 traded across 1140 cards — a 47% share of all leaderboard value.
Total value per release year
Share of market
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024
- 2025
- 2026
Release year ranking
Ranked by total value traded. The bar shows each year's share of the market.
2020
2025
2024
2021
2023
2022
2026
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