All of the new sets in the Lego x Formula 1 collection will go on sale by early 2025. City and DUPLO sets will be available starting on January 1, followed by the surprisingly accurate Speed Champions sets on March 1, and Collectibles on May 1.

In 2025, you will be able to recreate full Formula 1 Grands Prix in your living room, complete with Lego cars, drivers, and garages.

These sets are available for preorder now, with shipping expected in time for the first race of 2025. While all the sets are adorable and do each of the liveries justice, the deci

The LEGO Duplo range gets a 70-piece set featuring a starting grid, podium, two cars and two drivers, plus liveries for all 10 current Formula 1 teams so that young builders can choose which cars they'd like to race. LEGO has confirmed this set will also feature additional pieces "to build unique modifications".

Emily Prazer, Formula 1’s chief commercial officer, thought the sport was “the most boring thing on the planet” when she watched it on TV as a child with her father.

There is a Lego Collectibles range (pictured) which will feature all 10 teams in addition to a Formula 1 branded show car and an F1 Academy car. Among the Duplo range will be a podium, starting grid, and 10 buildable cars and three drivers.

All ten F1 teams will be featured across the product portfolio including LEGO Speed Champions, LEGO City, LEGO DUPLO and LEGO Collectibles