In recent years, the Danish LEGO toy company has engaged in close collaboration with Formula One, not only releasing numerous F1-themed sets in 2024 and 2025, but also inviting the world's best racing drivers in May 2025 to drive LEGO brick-built F1 cars. Recently, at the just-concluded Formula One British Grand Prix, LEGO brought a surprise to LEGO fans and racing enthusiasts worldwide: a lineup of trophies built from LEGO bricks!
These LEGO trophies are a special project to celebrate Formula One's 75th anniversary in 2025. Not only were they magnificently displayed at the Silverstone Circuit, but they were also presented to the athletes during the awards ceremony, making them truly meaningful and dreamlike creations.
LEGO mobilized seven Master Builders to create these four trophies, including those for first, second, and third place, as well as the Constructors' Championship trophy. The golden champion's trophy, crafted from 2,717 pieces, stands at 59 cm tall and weighs 2 kg. It is modeled after the champion's trophy awarded by the Royal Automobile Club, completed with magnificent and exquisite golden elements. Both its overall shape and intricate detailing are incredibly captivating.
The second and third-place trophies were constructed using 2,298 pieces, measuring approximately 43 cm tall and weighing 1.5 kg. They feature a primary palette of white and silver elements, complemented by corresponding red and blue pieces. The black and gold Constructors' Championship trophy is expected to have the same specifications as the champion's trophy. Each one is absolutely stunning! Are they really not going to be commercialized?!
