Just a few days after the first sales of Michael Schumacher’s F2004, available in stores and on the official website from March 1st, Lego has unveiled two more products, once again linked to the world of Formula 1 and, in particular, to Ferrari. Ahead of the first Grand Prix of the 2026 season in Australia, the Danish company announced the creation of Charles Leclerc’s and Lewis Hamilton’s helmets, both part of the Lego Editions series.
Presented right in Melbourne, with the drivers seeing their life-size helmets (composed of over 3500 bricks) for the occasion, the liveries are inspired by those of last season, with Lego collectors having to work with nearly 900 bricks. The product dimensions will be 14 cm in height, 13 cm in width, and 11 cm in depth, at a price of 89,99 €. Both will be available starting May 1st.
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“As a fan of this sport, I am pleased to unveil these two sets that will soon be available to all fans – said John Ho, Model Design Master of the LEGO Group – it was a real pleasure to work on these new products with a team of passionate and highly talented designers. The unique curves and intricate details of the helmets represented a fascinating opportunity, and our team worked with passion to ensure that every aspect was faithfully reproduced. Seeing them come to life, in a new dimension, in Melbourne in the hands of two of the best drivers in the world is a moment of great pride for the whole team
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