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LEGO Formula 1 Cars Take Center Stage at Miami GP

During the 2025 Miami Grand Prix weekend, ten full-scale, drivable LEGO Formula 1 cars were unveiled, representing each of the teams on the grid. In a unique twist, all 20 drivers had the chance to parade around the circuit in these fantastical creations, blending the worlds of motorsports and play in a delightful showcase.

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The infusion of LEGO into the F1 spectacle not only entertained fans but also provided a playful reminder of the sport's roots in creativity and engineering. This innovative approach could inspire a new generation of enthusiasts, merging the thrilling world of racing with the imaginative realm of building and design.

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Source: NewsDesk

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