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All of those bricks mean it’s actually pretty heavy compared to the regular Formula One cars, at roughly 1.5 tons. The engineers had to find a way to get the Lego structure to work successfully ...

The average Formula One vehicle averages about 130 mph, though with the right person behind the wheel, you can push it up to 250 mph. (Don’t try this at home, kids.) You also need a great piece ...

Now that Lewis Hamilton, the famed seven-time world champion Formula 1 driver, is driving for Ferrari, he’s voiced his desire to create a manually shifted, F40-inspired supercar.

Brad Pitt, whose new F1 movie is out next week, has now driven a Formula One car for real after testing a McLaren at Austin's Circuit of the Americas.

The cars used in the film were Formula Two cars, modified to look like real grand prix racers. "Ask me how fast I went. Three mph short of 200 mph," Pitt said of the experience.

Lego’s multi-year partnership with Formula One was first announced at the Las Vegas race back in October 2024, but for the Miami Grand Prix, it built full-size versions of each of the 10 ...