To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Formula One (F1), the LEGO Group unveiled a special trophy made entirely of LEGO bricks, adding another symbolic moment to F1 history. The LEGO trophies were ...

The top three F1 drivers and winning constructor at the British Grand Prix 2025 were presented with Lego trophies — here's ...

This year's Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone saw the top 3 drivers receiving trophies made entirely from LEGO bricks as part of the sport's 75th anniversary celebrations.

MCLAREN’S specially-made Lego trophy won at the Formula One British Grand Prix has been BROKEN, new footage has revealed. Lando Norris won his home race for the first time ahead of team-mate ...

The trophies are the next big moment for F1 and Lego, but Liltorp Johnson knew the spotlight would grow after the Miami drivers’ parade ‘race’. “I was in the middle of making this, and ...

These are the first F1 trophies the toy maker has ever made, ... (43 cm) tall. These two come with red and blue detailing, respectively, and they too feature LEGO F1 Collectible Race Cars.

This weekend, Lego continued to lean into its F1 tie-up when it presented the top three drivers at the F1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone with the first ever F1 trophies made almost entirely of Lego ...

Item 1 of 2 Formula One F1 - British Grand Prix - Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone, Britain - July 6, 2025 General view of trophies that are made out of lego on display on the podium REUTERS ...

Formula 1’s top three finishers at the British Grand Prix will receive unique Lego trophies on the podium, as part of a new collaboration with the Danish toy company. F1 and Lego signed a multi ...

Lego Trophies All the Rage at F1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. First there were Lego cars in Formula 1, now Lego trophies. By Phillip Horton Published: Jul 07, 2025 2:24 PM EDT.

Celebrating the inaugural race, F1 and LEGO teamed up to create a set of one-of-a-kind trophies made from LEGO bricks as part of the new partnership between LEGO and Formula 1.

Nico Hulkenbeg had his first podium finish in 15 years of Formula 1 on Monday. His prize was a LEGO toy brick trophy.