Every new Speed Champions set for 2026
Published: July 22, 2026 · By the Brick Garage team
2026 is shaping up as the boldest LEGO® Speed Champions year yet. The theme has pushed past pure motorsport into movie icons — a time machine, a talking race car — while still delivering the hypercars and classics collectors expect. Here's the complete wave as it stands, all thirteen sets, tracked live in the Brick Garage catalog.
The headliners
DeLorean Time Machine from Back to the Future (77256)
The most un-Speed-Champions car ever to join Speed Champions — gullwing doors, flux capacitor and all. It's also the second-largest single build of the wave, and the one we expect to be hardest to find at launch price.
Lightning McQueen (77255)
Ka-chow. Pixar's fastest crosses over into brick racing, and it's an obvious gateway set — the one 2026 release that will pull kids (and Pixar-generation adults) into the theme.
McLaren W1 (77257)
The successor to the P1 arrives in brick form the same era it hits the road. Pair it with the MCL38 from the F1 grid for a proper Woking shelf.
BMW M3 (E30) (77263)
The definitive eighties touring car and the biggest single build of the wave. Box-flared arches were made for bricks — this one's aimed squarely at adult collectors.
Ken Block's '65 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn V1 (77262)
The 1,400-horsepower Gymkhana legend, and a fitting tribute to Ken Block. Between this and the DeLorean, 2026 is the year Speed Champions embraced internet-famous cars.
Supercars & endurance racers
Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale (77254) & Ferrari 499P (77261)
A double dose of Maranello: the track-focused hybrid road car and the Le Mans-winning hypercar prototype. The 499P (77261) is the full-size follow-up to 2025's tiny polybag version, which has already retired.
Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo (77253)
The virtual concept made real, then made brick. Follows 2025's Centodieci as the theme's annual dose of Molsheim excess.
The Fast and The Furious Toyota Supra MK4 (77260)
The orange Supra — arguably the most famous Japanese movie car of all time — joins the 2 Fast 2 Furious Skyline and Honda S2000 in the franchise's growing brick garage. Note the Skyline is retiring soon if you want the pair.
The F1® newcomers
Formula 1 keeps expanding too: Audi's factory-team debut R26 (77259), the movie-star APXGP Team car (77252), the F1 ACADEMY™ race car (77258), and a mini F1 ACADEMY™ polybag (30734). We cover all of them in the complete F1 grid guide.
Keep up as the wave grows
Waves grow through the year, and sets slip in and out of stock constantly. The Brick Garage app tracks the full Speed Champions catalog — over 100 sets — with filters by year, brand, and width, plus retiring-soon flags so nothing catches you out. Get the app and put the 2026 wave on your wishlist.
More guides: 8 sets to grab before they retire · The complete F1 grid in bricks
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