The trophies are set to have a LEGO collectible Formula 1 car mounted to the front of the trophy, alongside a golden brick on top of the design, to balance respecting the sport’s heritage, alongside ...

While appealing to a new generation of fandom is important, for F1 chief commercial officer Emily Prazer, keeping to the traditional design of the RAC Trophy was also key. “Everything that LEGO ...

Driver-proof design. Samuel Thomas Johnson, the creative at Lego who designed the trophy, told me that the design faced a serious challenge to stop it from falling apart.

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 … ...

Summary LEGO created brick-built trophies for F1’s 75th anniversary at Silverstone McLaren’s Lando Norris won 1st place; trophies built from over 2,700 bricks Designed in Denmark, each trophy ...

Sunday's race marked 75 years of the championship at the Silverstone circuit where it started in 1950 and the winner's gold-adorned LEGO trophy, modelled on the real RAC golden trophy, is made of ...

Other Lego F1 cars have featured a kind of half-slick, half-tread design that’s not perfect, but at least it looks a little more racy. Heck, the Lego Williams F1 Team Racer (8461) from 2002 even ...

For Jurion, a lifelong fan of both Lego and F1, it was the perfect combination of his great passions in life. “This is a dream come true,” he said. “Seeing them drive the cars will be ...

He hinted that the LEGO trophy didn't affect his celebration, as he chose to focus on the positive. He said: "I love LEGO. "It's good my daughter can play with it too.

Johnston normally works in Lego’s toy design area in Denmark, rather than the large model shop in the Czech Republic (where the F1 cars were built), so the design process was much more manual.

The RAC Trophy that is traditionally awarded to the winner of the Formula 1 British Grand Prix has been reimagined in LEGO bricks for 2025 ...