Own a piece of recent racing triumph. The most successful F1 car of the 2025 season is now available as a Lego set.

Most of us don't have a casual $15 million lying around to spend on a real-life Formula One car, but this Lego deal is a very affordable alternative--even if you can't drive it. Normally $200, you can ...

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For a couple of years now, Danish toy maker LEGO has been knee-deep in the world of Formula 1 and constantly released related sets that have captured the imagination of the competition’s fans. None of ...

With nearly 4,000 pieces and tons of cool tricks, this special McLaren set is sure to delight collectors and enthusiasts alike. Lego and McLaren have already teamed up on a range of epic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The new Lego Technic set replicates the championship-winning RB20, driven by Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez. Featuring authentic ...

It's a 1:8 scale build aimed at adults, but don't bank on it for Christmas. We have good news and bad news for the car-crazy ...

LEGO's partnership with F1 continues this season with a 1:8-scale model of last season's winning car and the helmets of two fan favorite drivers.

Lego makes all kinds of neat cars. You can get replicas of everything from top-tier F1 cars to Suki's Honda S2000 from "The Fast And The Furious" — even motorcycles, cranes, and Grave Digger. The ...

A bunch of Lego fanatics use a whopping 342,817 Lego Technic pieces to build a sports car Lego and McLaren collaborated on a fully drivable, life-sized replica of the McLaren P1 hypercar made almost ...

The Technic range is one of the oldest in toymaker LEGO's portfolio, and ever since it was established in the late 1970s it made it its life mission to bring to light working replicas of the most ...

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