The first LEGO F1 car for 2026 has been revealed ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joseph Wolkin is a reporter who covers Nascar, Formula 1 and IndyCar. Nov 20, 2025, 06:36pm EST The new Lego F1 Academy car ...

Lego’s 2026 debut as an F1 Academy entry isn’t simply about entering a new series. It’s a deliberate move to expand who gets to step onto the grid, pushing the racing world further to look more like ...

F1 Academy, Formula 1’s (F1) all-female support series, has secured a major partnership with Lego Group that will see the toy giant field a car on the 2026 grid. The multi-year deal, announced ahead ...

Formula 1's 2026 season is imminent, with reigning world drivers' champion Lando Norris set to take to the track at a private shakedown for all the teams this week. But how are you going to fill your ...

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 ...

In the days that preceded the Las Vegas Grand Prix this past weekend, toymaker LEGO let loose some of the details of its plan to officially link its name to that of Formula 1. And there was word of ...

Lego’s 2026 debut as an F1 Academy entry isn’t simply about entering a new series. It’s a deliberate move to expand who gets to step onto the grid, pushing the racing world further to look more like ...

Like most car folk, I grew up playing with Lego sets, more than a few of which were of the four-wheeled variety. As far as licensed brands went, though, you were basically out of luck unless you were ...

SILVERSTONE, UK — When Formula One brought 10 full-size, drivable Lego cars to the Miami Grand Prix for the pre-race drivers’ parade, few could have predicted the move’s success. “The fact the cars ...

Hello, fellow adults! May I interest you in an interlocking brick system designed to mimic your favorite racing automobile? Yes, this is about Lego Technic F1 sets, which you might (incorrectly) think ...