Set for release on March 1, 2025, priced at $229.99 USD, the LEGO Technic Ferrari SF-24 F1 car (42207) set has 1,361 pieces and recreates one of the most iconic modern race vehicles to ever hit the track. This isn’t just a static model, as it includes several aerodynamic details as well.
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Michael Schumacher’s race-used 2006 Ferrari 248 F1 car is headed to auction, and it could fetch more than $10-million during the RM Sotheby’s New York event in November. This exact vehicle was driven by the F1 legend to five victories in the San Marino, European, United States, French, and German Grands Prix.
Ferrari F1 driver Charles Leclerc recently took his Purosangue SUV out for a spin in Monaco, but might have been distracted by the sunlight on the Fairmont Hairpin, thus causing him to rear end the vehicle in front. Leclerc then slowly reverses his Ferrari while the vehicle in front inches forward.
You’ve seen the world’s fastest camera drone trying to chase down Max Verstappen, now check out the Formula 1’s new gyro cam mounted on Lando Norris’ McLaren car. What you’re about to see is a practice lap at the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix this past weekend.
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F1 drivers Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez, Yuki Tsunoda, and Daniel Ricciardo raced around the Nevada desert in hovercrafts ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix tomorrow for the latest episode of the (Un)serious Race Series. Each pair piloted Renegade Hovercrafts decked out in their respective Red Bull and AlphaTauri team livery, complete with a a crashed UFO lodged in the dry lakebed.
Lenovo’s massive 3D billboard brings digital Formula 1 cars to Piccadilly Circus in London, close to the shopping district of Oxford Street and the Theatre district around Covent Garden as well as Leicester Square. We see a race car burst through a window into someone’s living room, scattering red pillows all over before performing a 180-degree turn.
Two-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen was lucky enough to get behind the wheel of the Honda CR-V Hybrid Racer, nicknamed ‘The Beast’, ahead of the Miami GP last week. Why is it called ‘The Beast’? It’s powered by an IndyCar twin-turbocharged 2.2L V6 engine generating 800 hp, paired with an XTRAC 6-speed manual gearbox.
What could be better than a 2023 Honda Civic Type R? Being able to own F1 champion Max Verstappen’s 2018 Honda Civic Type R of course. This was his personal vehicle used during the off season in Monaco and it comes complete with Verstappen’s signature on the dashboard as well as the rear.
