The complete F1 grid in bricks
Published: July 22, 2026 · By the Brick Garage team
For years, Formula 1® in LEGO® Speed Champions meant a single team car here and there. That changed with the 2025 wave: for the first time, every team on the grid got its own set. Ten cars, one complete grid — and for collectors, one very obvious mission. Here's the full checklist, plus what 2026 has already added to the paddock.
The 2025 grid — all ten cars
Each set builds one race car with its team's authentic livery. Piece counts run from 242 to 275, so they line up beautifully on a shelf as a matched wave.
Ferrari SF-24 F1 Car (77242)
The Scuderia in rosso corsa — the largest build of the wave and, for most collectors, the centerpiece of the grid.
Red Bull Racing RB20 (77243)
The dominant machine of its era in the unmistakable matte navy and red. A must for any fan of the modern ground-effect cars.
Mercedes-AMG F1 W15 (77244)
The Silver Arrow in its black-and-silver era livery, with the three-pointed star across the engine cover.
McLaren F1 Team MCL38 (77251)
Papaya at full chat — the car from McLaren's return to the very front of the field. One of the wave's most popular sets.
Aston Martin Aramco F1 AMR24 (77245)
British racing green with lime accents — arguably the best-looking livery translation of the whole wave.
The rest of the grid
Completing the ten: the Visa Cash App VCARB 01 (77246), the KICK Sauber C44 (77247), the BWT Alpine A524 (77248), the Williams Racing FW46 (77249), and the MoneyGram Haas VF-24 (77250). Fair warning for completists: the Sauber is already flagged as retiring soon — and since Sauber has become Audi's works team, it won't be coming back.
New to the paddock in 2026
Audi Revolut F1® Team R26 Race Car (77259)
Audi's factory F1 debut, straight into brick form in its launch year. Grid-change sets like this are exactly the kind that become historically interesting later.
APXGP Team (77252)
The fictional eleventh team from the F1® movie joins the real grid — black and gold and instantly recognizable to anyone who saw it on the big screen.
F1 ACADEMY™ LEGO® Race Car (77258)
The all-female junior series gets its own set — plus a 62-piece Mini F1 ACADEMY™ polybag (30734) if you want the pocket version.
Track your grid
Brick Garage has a dedicated Pit Lane for the Formula 1® sets — a cinematic carousel of every F1 car in the catalog, with team details for each. Mark the ones you own, wishlist the gaps, and jump straight to retailers to fill them. Get the app and line up your own grid.
More guides: 8 sets to grab before they retire · Every new Speed Champions set for 2026
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