The LEGO F1 cars were more than just a static display. As they made their way around the track during the Miami GP drivers’ parade, fans were treated to the sight of F1 drivers attempting to ...

Drivers came out in full-size, drivable versions of their F1 cars made out of Lego bricks. All totaled, 10 vehicles were built by Lego sculptors, consuming 22,000 man-hours and some 4 million bricks.

Now F1 has released a 15-minute video featuring footage from the onboard cameras located on each of the cars, taking fans inside just how much the 20 drivers loved this parade format.

Lego said the cars were based on its range of Formula One toys shown in late 2024. Each car checked in at 3,306 pounds, with around 2,200 from the Lego bricks alone.

LEGO has unveiled 10 full-size, drivable F1 cars built from nearly 400,000 bricks each at the Miami Grand Prix. Real Formula 1 drivers like Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris sat behind the wheels ...

The life-size LEGO Formula 1 cars hit the track at the Miami Grand Prix, leaving fans with a jaw-dropping response. Fans wait in line to take photos of a life-sized LEGO McLaren F1 car in the ...

Lego’s living up to its tagline, “play is your superpower,” because the toy brand is partnering up with the horse power of Formula 1. Both made history at the Miami Grand Prix this past ...

The RAC Trophy that is traditionally awarded to the winner of the Formula 1 British Grand Prix has been reimagined in LEGO bricks for 2025 ...

If you love to build, the Lego Speed Champions F1 cars will heighten your F1 fever and tenacity to be a kid again as excitement builds in South Africa for lineup of Red Bulls Max Verstappen, Ferrari’s ...

The top three F1 drivers and winning constructor at the British Grand Prix 2025 were presented with Lego trophies — here's ...