Lego creates life-size, drivable McLaren P1 that uses almost 343,000 Technic pieces and can hit 40mph
But now, the relationship has been taken to the next level, with a 1:1 Lego replica of the famous P1 arriving on the scene that uses a staggering 342,817 Lego Technic pieces (yes, someone actually counted), as well as a combination of Technic batteries and a small EV battery to power it.
Do you enjoy building LEGOs with your friends and family? The Danish toy company recently built one you can drive – a ...
It's actually kind of hard to believe that LEGO, until now, never had a scale build that could drive around corners.
McLaren recalls the greatness of the F1 from 1992 and the P1 from 2013, for a good reason. The video series features a McLaren veteran who worked in the development of both models. McLaren’s ...
Formula 1 and the LEGO Group have entered a partnership to release multiple F1-themed LEGO sets throughout 2025. F1 and ...
“We are delighted to welcome Will to McLaren. His experience, professionalism and passion for motorsport make him the ideal candidate to lead our F1 sporting function,” said Stella.
Andrea Stella, Oscar Piastri, Zak Brown, and Lando Norris / McLaren Press Image The McLaren Formula 1 team has announced the signing of Red Bull's chief strategist, Will Courtenay, as its new ...
F1 is returning to Singapore. From books and biographies, to team gear and toys, here’s some gifting inspiration to surprise ...
F1’s regulations limit the amount of flexibility permitted, but teams try to find ways to maximize this to improve ...
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