Formula 1, the elite motorsport, and Lego, the famous brick-building toy, have one thing in common—both brands have legions of fans around the world and a following unlike any other. Now, the ...

It's a product of LEGO's ambition – that the builds ... this is a replica of the car that raced during the 2022 Formula 1 season. Open it up, and it has a V6 cylinder engine with differential ...

LEGO's new Formula 1 range only launched a few weeks ago, but Amazon has already made a modest price cut on its hero model of last season's Ferrari. This LEGO Technic replica of the car that Charles ...

Lego Technic fans can make ... just two generations. It’s one of those rare automotive legends, that appears to have never gone out of fashion – it’s a car loved by most age groups.

For any LEGO newcomer – any ... hobby – you can't go wrong with one of the car replicas. The newest models incorporate a bit of everything – a little Technic for the car's frame; an ...

LEGO's new Formula 1 range only launched a few weeks ago, but Amazon has already made a modest price cut on its hero model of last season's Ferrari. This LEGO Technic replica of the car that ...

Formula 1 is back for another adrenaline-pumping season, and for fans in the Philippines, the excitement isn't just on screen but also in stores. This year, the Lego Group is bringing the high-speed ...

Others simply encourage them to ignore gender stereotypes – like having boys dress up as princesses or fairies, or girls be really into Formula One cars ... I like Lego,’ I said.

The Formula 1 season is revving ... ever dreamed of owning an F1 car, this is as close as it gets. Filipino fans can now bring home iconic sets all without the million-peso price tag. The high-speed ...

LEGO has successfully built a life-sized replica of Ferrari's Formula 1 car, the SF-24. In a first in the history of Formula 1, all 10 teams unveiled their new liveries for the 2025 season at the ...

Ok, to be fair, the setup is not derived from how Formula 1 cars are built, as that would require some F1 tech or know-how to be incorporated into the Mach One. Seeing how that's not the case here ...