Just before the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season, we reported that Lego was going all-in to celebrate what would be the 75th anniversary season of the sport. That all-in attitude is on full display ...

Formula 1 continues to come up with inventive ways of building up its American fanbase as it replaced the traditional driver parade truck for the Miami Grand Prix with bespoke LEGO cars. Each team has ...

Just before the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season, we reported that Lego was going all-in to celebrate what would be the 75th anniversary season of the sport. That all-in attitude is on full display ...

Real Formula 1 drivers like Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris sat behind the wheels of these playful machines. They took the LEGO cars for a spin around the Miami circuit, giving fans a unique sight: ...

If you ever snapped together a LEGO Technic set and dreamed, just for a second, about sitting in it and driving off into the ...

Formula One’s driver parade for the 2025 Miami Grand Prix will surely go down as one of the most memorable in the sport’s recent history. Ahead of Sunday’s race, the drivers swapped the flatbed truck ...

F1 surprised fans Sunday with 10 drivable Lego re-creations of its race cars. The cars took over 22,000 hours to build and weighed twice as much as an actual F1 car. Generally, before an F1 event, ...

If you've ever attended a Formula 1 event, you'll know: The cars are loud. The revving of an F1 car’s power unit can reach up to 140 decibels. That’s like standing next to a firework as it’s exploding ...

Generally, before an F1 event, drivers enter the track on a flatbed truck, where they drive slowly waving at fans. On Sunday, before the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, the entrance was a bit flashier. Drivers ...