Creating The LEGO Formula 1 Trophies
Jul11

Creating The LEGO Formula 1 Trophies

During last weekend’s British Grand Prix, the podium-placed drivers and the winning constructor team were each presented with a trophy made from LEGO elements. The 1st place and constructors’ trophies comprised of nearly 2,717 LEGO elements each, with the 2nd and 3rd place trophies comprising of 2,298 LEGO elements each. Now, the LEGO Group has offered a few extra details on how they were created. LEGO Design Lead, Samual...

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LEGO F1 Trophies Created For British Grand Prix
Jul06

LEGO F1 Trophies Created For British Grand Prix

The LEGO Group’s marketing continues to impress as four LEGO® F1 trophies have been revealed at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The top three drivers and the winning constructor of the FORMULA 1 BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2025 will be presented with the first-ever Formula 1 trophies made entirely of LEGO elements. The winner of the British Grand Prix will receive a gold-adorned LEGO Trophy, comprised of over 2,717 LEGO elements,...

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Visiting The LEGO F1 Zone At Battersea Power Station
Jul06

Visiting The LEGO F1 Zone At Battersea Power Station

To celebrate the British Grand Prix and the LEGO Group’s partnership with Formula 1, fans could visit the iconic Battersea Power Station, where the LEGO® x F1 Family Watch Party has been set up. Set against the backdrop of the decommissioned power station’s famous chimneys, the LEGO F1 Zone features a large screen to watch the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The life-sized McLaren F1 car, driven by Lando Norris during...

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Weekend Of LEGO Fun For The British Grand Prix
Jul05

Weekend Of LEGO Fun For The British Grand Prix

This weekend, Silverstone is once again hosting the British Grand Prix. ®LEGO fans can enjoy several events taking place around the UK. Selected LEGO stores are once again offering the LEGO F1 Make & Take build. If you visit Leicester Square, Battersea, Milton Keynes, or the Manchester Trafford Centre today and tomorrow, you’ll be able to build an F1 Steering Wheel mini build. If you’re at the race, you can visit the...

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F1 Austrian GP Gains Trackside LEGO Additions
Jun27

F1 Austrian GP Gains Trackside LEGO Additions

This weekend, Formula 1 descends upon Austria, and drivers will be able to spot a few LEGO-themed additions to the Austrian GP trackside. The track’s Turn 9 brake marker boards have been given a LEGO® brick makeover and now resemble gaint LEGO bricks. Don’t forget you can join in the LEGO Formula 1 fun at Battersea next month. To coincide with the British Grand Prix, you’ll be able to check out the life-sized LEGO F1...

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LEGO F1 Make & Take Returns To Selected UK Stores
Jun23

LEGO F1 Make & Take Returns To Selected UK Stores

To celebrate the British Grand Prix, selected LEGO® Stores are bringing back the popular Formula 1™ Make & Take event! Get your hands on a free promotional miniset and build your very own replica of a modern F1 car’s high-tech steering wheel. This special event will be held on Saturday, July 5th, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and Sunday, July 6th, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Race down to one of the participating stores: Leicester...

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Scuderia Ferrari F1 Drivers Take On Technic Challenge
May14

Scuderia Ferrari F1 Drivers Take On Technic Challenge

The partnership between the LEGO Group and Formula 1 continues to delight F1 stars Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc take on a challenge to assemble the LEGO® Technic Ferrari SF-24 F1 Car in a wind tunnel. The Scuderia Ferrari HP drivers attempt the build the detailed Technic model whilst being battered by intense wind speeds. Unsurprisingly, chaos ensues. Learn more below. Scuderia Ferrari HP Formula 1® stars Hamilton, Leclerc &...

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Driveable LEGO F1 Cars Take To The Miami Track
May04

Driveable LEGO F1 Cars Take To The Miami Track

Ahead of today, the Miami Grand Prix, 10 full-scale brick-built replicas of the F1 race team cars took to the track for the driver’s parade. Each of these big builds comprises of nearly 400,000 LEGO bricks, along with a selection of other components, including authentic Pirelli Soft Racing Tyres, to make them capable of driving. It took over 22,000 combined hours to develop and construct each of the big builds. These F1 LEGO big...

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