Summary
- Lego creates brick making trophy for F1’s 75th anniversary in Silverstone
- McLaren’s Lando Norris won first place; a trophy built from over 2,700 bricks
- Designed in Denmark, each trophy took 210 hours and was equipped with a LEGO F1 car
mark Equation 175th anniversary, Lego The group presented the brick trophy to the top three riders and won the 2025 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The unique LEGO trophy is in McLaren‘ Lando Norris Victory, then teammates Oscar Plastri And kick Sauber’s Nico Hulkenberg.
Inspired by the historic RAC trophy, the LEGO design is made from over 2700 bricks, with the first and builders trophy 59 cm high and weighing 2 kg. The second and third-place versions have red and blue trim, over 43 cm and weigh 1.5 kg. Each trophy includes a decorative LEGO F1 model and is assembled by seven LEGO master builders in Denmark, which takes a total of 210 hours.
The partnership is part of Lego’s ongoing partnership with Formula 1, which aims to engage families through a romping, immersive experience. A replica of the first place trophy was also shown at the F1 family viewing party at Lego in Battersea Power Station in London.
