Lego have done it again. Following the success of last year's Miami Grand Prix drivers' parade -- when Formula 1 drivers were let loose in 10 full-size Lego F1 cars -- the world's favourite brick ...

More than twice as many drivable Lego vehicles will be at the U.K. race this weekend compared with last year's event in Miami. The new Lego F1 minicars are smaller and made with fewer bricks, but ...

All 22 drivers drove go-karts featuring 28,000 Lego bricks. Clive Rose/Getty Images Formula 1’s second edition of its Lego drivers’ parade, this time using go-karts featuring 28,000 Lego bricks, ended ...

George Russell has identified drivers whose driving style suits the current generation of F1 cars, as he feels he is getting there himself. Last year there were discussions about driving styles and ...

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When Danish toymaker LEGO announced its tie-up with Formula 1 not long ago, I was hyped at the prospects of seeing F1 licensed products coming our way in the form of brick toys. Then, things started ...

Last year, Lego pulled off a viral hit at the Miami Grand Prix. It built 10 life-size F1 cars almost entirely of Lego bricks, and had the drivers take them for a lap in the driver’s parade. The follow ...

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Lando Norris believes the challenge a Sprint weekend will present to the Formula 1 drivers in Monaco will make the weekend interesting. Earlier this week, Formula 1 announced its 2027 schedule. Lando ...

Lego and Formula 1's joint marketing efforts continue this weekend with a larger-than-ever Drivers' parade at Silverstone. A Lego Group spokesperson told Car and Driver there's no big secret for ...