The 2024 season for Formula 1 is all but over with two races left in the calendar as of this writing. But for fans of the sport as well as the 10 teams involved, they already have an additional reason to get excited for the 2025 season which kicks off in March. Well, that is, if you’re also a LEGO fan. The latter will be releasing several F1-themed sets including the first time that all 10 teams will be represented.
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It’s not just one set that will be released in early 2025 but several collections that has something for everyone, from serious collectors to kids who just enjoy playing with cars to die-hard fans of one (or several) of the constructors. For those who are more “serious” builders and collectors, they will have the Speed Champions sets where they can build detailed models of the cars. This will probably cost a lot (or maybe all the sets will be expensive) so it’s just for those who are serious about their LEGO and F1 collections.
For those who are just collectors, the Collectible series will probably be more to your taste. This will include miniatures of all 10 teams (Mclaren, Ferrari, Red Bull, Mercedes, Aston Martin, Haas, Alpine, RB, Williams, and Sauber). This will also include the F1 and F1 Academy-branded show cars. For the younger F1 fans, there will be a DUPLO kit which lets them customize their builds with any of the team liveries. The kit includes a starting grid, podium, two race cars and drivers.
Another one for “serious” fans is the LEGO City’s F1 range that has six different sets to build. This includes team garages and pit stops plus other builds that make you think you’re having a race weekend in your own space. For fans of Williams, there is a 799-piece LEGO Icons Williams Racing FW14B & Nigel Mansell build to pay tribute to an F1 icon. And fans of the Scuderi will get a LEGO Technic Ferrari SF-24 F1 car with a whopping 1,361 pieces. All of these sets will be available in early 2025, probably before the new season starts.
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