This became the Lego F1 cars on each side and, of course, the classic Lego brick on the very top. The final design comprises 2,717 bricks, weighs over 2kg and is 23 inches tall.

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 ...

Naturally, I had questions. So I caught up with the man behind the brickwork: Samuel Liltorp Johnson, Creative Lead at the Lego Group and the designer of the Lego F1 trophies. “I joined the Lego F1 ...

The trophies were created by a team of seven expert builders in LEGO’s Danish model workshop, led by LEGO designer Samuel Liltorp Johnson. According to LEGO, it took roughly 210 hours to ...

Forget the prestige, money and champagne, the real prize is this year's trophy. This stunning gold-adorned trophy is made from 2,717 Lego bricks to celebrate the 75th anniversary of F1 at Silverstone.

More than 10,000 LEGO bricks have been used to construct this year's British Grand Prix trophies, which will be a unique item for the drivers.

Since releasing its first Formula 1–themed set in 1998, Lego has been selling plastic bricks and rubber tires for race fans to build and play with at home. This weekend, Lego continued to lean into ...

Created to celebrate F1’s 75th anniversary at the site of the sport’s very first Formula 1 World Championship in 1950 at Silverstone, the builds were inspired by the design ... the trophies is part of ...

The trophy is based on the steering wheel of Sir Jack Brabham’s 1959 F1 car, and is even more special now that F1 cars have technologically advanced rectangular steering wheels. The Dutch GP trophy ...

However, while all eyes were on the amazing feat of engineering, another LEGO plan had been hatched and was assigned to designer Samuel Liltorp Johnson – create the podium trophies for the British ...

This year’s trophies at Silverstone are made completely out of Lego to celebrate 75 years of F1 at the site. We spoke with the Lego designer who built them ...