LEGO F1 Sets 2026: All 29 on lego.com, 14 Retiring Soon

Fourteen of the 29 LEGO F1 sets we found on lego.com on October 24, 2026 carried the Retiring soon badge, and the small Speed Champions cars are most of them. If you want one of those, the choice is shrinking by the week; if you want a big car, four of the five Technic F1 cars can still be ordered.

How we picked: lego.com's own search for "f1" returned 24 F1 products on Oct 24. Our catalog had five more F1 sets that the search missed, so we opened those pages too. Display sets are ranked by what an adult gets for the money. We haven't built these sets; build impressions below are quoted from buyers and reviewers who have.

LEGO F1 sets: the quick answer

There are 29 LEGO F1 sets on lego.com by our count: 10 Speed Champions cars, 5 Technic cars, 5 driver helmets, 5 City sets, 3 Icons cars and a DUPLO set. 14 carry the Retiring soon badge, and LEGO gives no end date for any of them.

Key Takeaways

• 29 F1 products on lego.com, $12.99 to $229.99.
• 14 with the Retiring soon badge, including 8 of 10 Speed Champions cars.
• Gone or going: 77248 Alpine and 60464 read Sold out; 42171 and 77244 read Temporarily out of stock.
• Cheapest per piece for adults: 10353 Williams at its sale price, 7.0 cents.
• Biggest: 42228 McLaren MCL39, 1,675 pieces for $229.99.

Every LEGO F1 set on lego.com, by line

Price per piece is our arithmetic, list price (or sale price, where shown) divided by lego.com's piece count.

The split is clean. The badge sits mostly on the Speed Champions cars and the kids' sets; four of the five Technic cars, all five helmets and two of the three Icons cars have none.

The best LEGO F1 sets for adults, ranked

1. 42228 McLaren MCL39 F1 Car ($229.99, 1,675 pieces)

The biggest of the four $229.99 Technic cars, and the cheapest per piece of them at 13.7 cents. It is marked 18+, rated 4.7 from 41 reviews, and read Available now.

Pick for: the one big F1 car on a desk. Why: the most pieces at the shared $229.99 price. The catch: at 13.7 cents a piece it costs nearly twice as much per brick as the Williams on sale.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

2. 10353 Williams Racing FW14B & Nigel Mansell ($55.99 on sale, 799 pieces)

The best value F1 set for an adult right now: 30 percent off its $79.99 list price, 7.0 cents a piece, and 4.8 from 90 reviews. It also has the Retiring soon badge.

Brick Fanatics' review praised the size: "A beautiful car in shape and appearance needs more than the scale of Speed Champions to do it justice, and this larger size absolutely fits the bill". Jay's Brick Blog said "the price honestly feels pretty fair". One lego.com reviewer put it plainly in March: "make sure to get yourself or anyone this set before it Retires at some point". That advice now has a badge behind it.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

Pick for: a Mansell fan or a first F1 display. Why: $55.99 and a 4.8 rating, tied for the best among the adult cars. The catch: badged and on sale, so it may not last to Black Friday.

3. 11375 Ferrari F2004 & Michael Schumacher ($89.99, 735 pieces)

Rated 4.8 from 45 reviews, the Ferrari has no badge. It costs $10 more than its Williams and McLaren siblings for fewer pieces than the Williams.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

Pick for: a Ferrari or Schumacher fan. Why: no badge and Available now, so no rush. The catch: 12.2 cents a piece, the dearest of the three Icons cars.

4. 10330 McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna ($79.99, 693 pieces)

The most-reviewed Icons F1 car, with 172 reviews and 4.4 stars. A lego.com reviewer called its "price point, size and level of detail" "a great middle ground compared to the larger Technic series and the smaller Speed series products." That is the best one-line guide to the whole F1 range we found.

Pick for: a Senna fan who wants a car, not a helmet. Why: the most-reviewed adult F1 set. The catch: 11.5 cents a piece, against 7.0 for the Williams on sale.

5. The five driver helmets ($89.99 each)

lego.com sells five F1 driver helmets at $89.99: Senna, Leclerc, Hamilton, Piastri and Norris. The new Senna helmet has the most pieces, 931, and stands over 7.5 in. (19 cm) high, per lego.com.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

Pick for: a fan of one driver. Why: none is badged, all five read Available now. The catch: a helmet is a bust, not a car; 9.7 to 11.3 cents a piece.

GODEEPER: Each $229.99 Technic F1 car earns 1,495 LEGO Insiders points. What LEGO Insiders points are worth →

Which LEGO F1 sets are retiring

Fourteen. Eight are Speed Champions cars, which at $26.99 or $27.99 are the cheapest F1 cars outside City and DUPLO. Only two Speed Champions cars, 77252 APXGP and 77258 F1 ACADEMY, have no badge. The LEGO newsroom announced the F1 ACADEMY car in November 2025 for shelves from March 1 this year.

The badge is the signal; the date is a guess. Brick Fanatics listed December 31, 2028 for the Williams in its 2025 review, but lego.com added the badge anyway. LEGO gives no end date.

Desk note: our change log shows six F1 sets losing stock between Oct 16 and Oct 21, and a seventh on our Oct 24 read. On Oct 16, 60464 went Sold out and 42206 and 77251 moved to "Will ship in 60 days". 77248 went Sold out on Oct 18, 42171 went Temporarily out of stock on Oct 20, and 60445 moved to a 60-day wait on Oct 21. On Oct 24, 77244 read Temporarily out of stock.

For collectors of the Speed Champions F1 cars, 77248 can no longer be ordered on lego.com. Buy the badged cars that still read Available now first: 77246, 77249 and 77259.

Our take

Buy the McLaren MCL39 for one big F1 car; buy the Williams FW14B now if you want a small one. The MCL39 has the most pieces of the $229.99 Technic cars, and the Williams is $55.99 with a 4.8 rating and the badge.

Buy now if you want any badged Speed Champions car that still reads Available now. Skip or wait if you want a helmet or one of the four $229.99 Technic cars: none of them is badged. Among the Technic cars only 42171 is.

What we don't know yet: when LEGO will retire the badged sets, and whether LEGO will add more F1 cars. Motorsport.com quoted the partnership's line that fans "will be able to recreate and reimagine the world of Formula 1, brick by brick". On our watchlist: we re-read these pages at each catalog fetch and will update the table when stock or badges change.

This take uses only the lego.com data and sources cited above, checked Oct 24, 2026.

How we checked this

On Oct 24 we searched lego.com US for "f1" in a headless desktop browser and recorded every F1 tile. We opened 13 product pages: eight adult and teen sets for ratings and details, and the five F1 sets in our catalog that the search did not return. Stock history comes from our own change log. We read the LEGO newsroom on F1 ACADEMY, Brick Fanatics' and Jay's Brick Blog's Williams reviews, and Motorsport.com on the partnership. Reddit was not reachable through our archive tool for this topic, so community quotes are lego.com customer reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many LEGO F1 sets are there? We found 29 F1 products on lego.com US on Oct 24: 10 Speed Champions cars, 5 Technic cars, 5 driver helmets, 5 City sets, 3 Icons cars and a DUPLO set. lego.com's search for "f1" returned 24; the other five came from our catalog and were checked one by one.

Which LEGO F1 sets are retiring? Fourteen carried lego.com's Retiring soon badge on Oct 24: eight Speed Champions cars, the 42171 Mercedes-AMG W14 Technic car, the 10353 Williams FW14B, three City sets and the DUPLO set. LEGO gives no end date, and two badged sets already read Sold out.

What is the best LEGO F1 set for adults? For a big build, 42228 McLaren MCL39: 1,675 pieces for $229.99, the most of the four Technic cars at that price, with 4.7 stars. For a smaller display, 10353 Williams FW14B at $55.99, 30 percent off, with 4.8 stars from 90 reviews.

Are LEGO F1 Speed Champions sets sold out? Some are. On Oct 24, 77248 BWT Alpine read Sold out and 77244 Mercedes-AMG W15 read Temporarily out of stock. The Ferrari, Red Bull and McLaren cars were on backorder. Five read Available now, including the unbadged APXGP and F1 ACADEMY cars.

How big are the LEGO Technic F1 cars? By lego.com's piece counts, the four $229.99 Technic F1 cars run from 1,361 pieces (Ferrari SF-24) to 1,675 (McLaren MCL39). The Mercedes-AMG W14 has 1,643 pieces at $219.99. All are 18+, and they cost 13.4 to 16.9 cents a piece by our arithmetic.

Related Reading

• LEGO Speed Champions Sets Retiring in 2026: the wider Speed Champions badge list.
• LEGO Technic Sets Retiring in 2026: every badged Technic set, the Mercedes W14 among them.
• Best LEGO Sets for Adults Under $100: where the Icons F1 cars and helmets sit among other 18+ sets.
• LEGO Gifts for Adults 2026: gift picks by budget for an F1 fan.

References

• lego.com US search, "f1", checked October 24, 2026
• lego.com product pages, checked October 24, 2026: 42228, 42207, 42240, 42206, 42171, 10353, 10330, 11375, 43024, 60445, 60464, 77244, 77248
• LEGO newsroom, LEGO and F1 ACADEMY partnership, November 19, 2025
• Brick Fanatics, 10353 Williams FW14B review, February 27, 2025 (fan-site retirement date)
• Jay's Brick Blog, 10353 review, January 30, 2026
• Motorsport.com, Schumacher Ferrari LEGO Icons set, January 6, 2026
• BrickWatchlist change log, /changes, F1 entries October 16 to 21, 2026