This mind-blowing Ferrari F1 car is made of almost 400,000 LEGO bricks

Formula 1 fans were treated to something truly jaw-dropping at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix: a full-size Ferrari F1 car built entirely from LEGO bricks.

Created in partnership between Ferrari and LEGO, this life-size replica is made from nearly 400,000 individual LEGO bricks.

Unveiled as part of the Miami GP festivities, the LEGO Ferrari F1 car is part of a broader collaboration between Formula 1 and LEGO to celebrate the sport’s teams in the most creative way possible.

Each F1 team was honored with its own LEGO car, with 10 full-size F1 cars gracing the event in total.

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The LEGO cars are actually drivable – including the Ferrari F1

While the LEGO Ferrari F1 car isn’t the only vehicle rolling down the track, it stole the spotlight with its iconic red livery.

Each LEGO car mirrored its real-world racing twin with stunning accuracy, from sponsor logos and liveries to full-size Pirelli tires.

And in case you’re wondering, the cars weren’t just models, either.

They were powered by electric drivetrains and supported by internal steel frames, allowing them to cruise along the Miami circuit at a leisurely 12MPH.

According to F1 driver Lando Norris, who got the opportunity to drive a fully Lego McLaren P1 last year, the driving experience was surprisingly good.

The project was no small feat. It took a team of 26 designers and builders over eight months and more than 22,000 hours to complete all 10 cars.

Constructed at LEGO’s factory in Kladno, Czech Republic, each car combined creativity and precision engineering, proving just how far you can push the humble plastic brick.

F1 is striving to be more family-friendly

Now, the LEGO F1 cars are hitting the road – literally.

Following their Miami debut, the models will appear at fan zones, races, and exhibitions throughout the season as part of a global tour.

It’s a unique way to bring the thrill of Formula 1 closer to fans, and a celebration of both motorsport innovation and childhood imagination.

The Miami Grand Prix has earned a reputation for providing new experiences for fans, like an opportunity to race supercars on the official track.

However, building race cars out of LEGO bricks may have set a new benchmark.

This collaboration is F1’s latest move to become more family-friendly, as the sport continues to grow in popularity among families and children.

It previously announced a partnership with Disney, promising to blend Disney magic with Grand Prix thrills, creating fun for fans of all ages.

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