The cars look like scaled-up versions of the Lego Speed Champions models you can now buy, and were on sale at the next stand at the race. What it didn’t reveal until the parade, though ...

An unusual sight occurred before Sunday's Miami Grand Prix: The stars of Formula 1 got to drive bespoke replicas of their regular cars made ... McLaren MP4/4. Lego Speed Champions are for fans ...

At the Miami Grand Prix’s driver’s parade, the sport’s biggest stars rode in drivable Lego cars that took eight months to build. It was as awesome as it sounds.

They’re also equipped with a real F1 steering wheel, four Pirelli tires, and hydraulic brakes used on F1 cars. "They are upscaled Lego speed champions sets,” said Jonatan Jurion, lead ...

The goal: accurately reproduce life-size versions of the latest range of Speed Champions Lego F1 cars that not only look faithful to the product on sale in shops but are also capable of completing ...

That might be a little LEGO Speed Champions model that ... with several opening panels to load cars in and out. The cab also lifts up to reveal the transporter's engine, and there's even a little ...

these cars mirror the detail of actual F1 vehicles, from authentic Pirelli tyres to sponsor decals, and are inspired by the Lego Speed Champions range. Julia Goldin, Chief Product and Marketing ...

The team behind the F1 big builds explained that each car is based on its respective Speed Champions Lego set, blown up from minifigure to human scale. The only changes to the Lego design were to ...

Lego has built 10 life-sized Formula 1 cars with nearly 400,000 pieces each, a major attraction at the 2025 Formula One Miami Grand Prix.