F1 has launched another project with Lego - this time redesigning the iconic British Grand Prix winners' trophies in Lego ...

This year's Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone saw the top 3 drivers receiving trophies made entirely from LEGO bricks as part of the sport's 75th anniversary celebrations.

The top three finishers in Sunday's British Formula One Grand Prix were rewarded for their efforts with trophies made of LEGO ...

Trophies for first, second, third, and Constructor's winners will replicate the full-size Royal Automobile Club trophies, only these special versions will be made of thousands of Lego bricks.

LEGO and Formula 1 are teaming up for an exciting new multi-year partnership starting in 2025 to commemorate the sport's 75th anniversary.

With Formula 1’s growing popularity among younger audiences, especially those under 25, the LEGO Group plans to introduce interactive experiences that highlight the sport’s technical aspects.

The Formula 1 LEGO Collectibles range is priced at £3.49 per item and launches on May 1, 2025. Deals that might interest you Shop Sky TV, broadband and mobile deals ...

As you probably know by now, LEGO and Formula 1 tied the knot not long ago in a bid to promote the motorsport competition and the toys made from small plastic bricks to new segments of the public.

Lego is going all-in on the 75th anniversary season of Formula 1 racing, including Fan Zones at 13 races of the 2025 calendar. Lego Has Some Big Formula 1-Themed Plans for 2025 Skip to main content ...

The car surpasses the previous record for a Lego F1 car set in 2017, a replica of a Ferrari SF70H. That car was made up of 350,000 pieces, but was designed and built by Lego employees. The expert ...

McLaren will unveil its 2022 Formula 1 car this Friday, February 11, but LEGO has beaten them to the punch. Don't be fooled by its McLaren papaya livery, either, since LEGO said the colors pay ...

LEGO and Formula 1 have been a thing for a while now, with a number of related objects (and at times even people) being recreated in plastic cubes and other geometrical shapes of the same material.