LEGO F1 Sets Guide: Technic, Speed Champions and Icons
Quick answer: LEGO F1 sets come in three main lines. Technic is the large, detailed build, such as the 1,361 piece Ferrari SF-24 at 1:8. Speed Champions are small, affordable team cars. Icons are display sets for adult fans, such as the Williams FW14B.
The three lines
| Line | Size | Pieces | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technic | 1:8, about 60 cm long | 1,000 plus | Adults who want a long, detailed build |
| Icons | Large display model | About 800 | Fans of classic championship cars |
| Speed Champions | Small team cars | About 250 | Kids, gifts and collecting the whole grid |
Technic: Ferrari SF-24
The Technic SF-24 is LEGO's flagship F1 build at 1:8 scale. It has working steering, suspension and a V6 engine with moving pistons. LEGO lists it at 1:8 on its own site, and it is one of the largest F1 models you can build at home.
Icons: Williams FW14B
The Williams FW14B recreates Nigel Mansell's 1992 title winning car in 799 pieces. It is a display set for adult fans and a favourite for Williams supporters.
Speed Champions: the whole grid
Speed Champions sets cover the teams one by one, around 250 pieces each. They build quickly, so they suit children and make a good small gift. Many fans collect every team. Options include McLaren, Aston Martin, Williams, Alpine, Racing Bulls and Haas.
LEGO vs die cast models
A LEGO set is about the build as much as the result. A die cast or resin model is about accuracy straight out of the box. If you want both, many collectors pair a LEGO car with a mini helmet of the same driver. Compare scales in F1 model car scales explained.
Technic Ferrari SF-24
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Icons Williams FW14B
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Speed Champions McLaren
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Speed Champions Aston Martin
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FAQ
What scale is the LEGO Technic Ferrari SF-24?
1:8, as listed by LEGO. It has 1,361 pieces.
Which LEGO F1 set is best for kids?
Speed Champions. They are small, quick to build and cover each team.
Is LEGO an official F1 partner?
Yes. LEGO became an official Formula 1 partner in 2025, with licensed sets for the teams.
