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Could a new Formula 1 safety car race into the LEGO lineup?

Formula 1 fans know the thrill — and occasional frustration — of seeing a safety car hit the track during a race. These essential vehicles, designed to manage speed and ensure safety during on-track incidents, have become iconic within the sport. Now, LEGO enthusiasts are speculating whether the next chapter in the LEGO-Formula 1 partnership might include a fresh take on the beloved safety car in 2025.

Safety cars: the unsung heroes of Formula 1

In Formula 1, safety cars come into play during critical moments, like accidents or when track conditions make high-speed racing dangerous. Leading the pack, they maintain control of the race until it’s safe to resume. While they often disrupt race strategies, safety cars also level the playing field, bringing cars closer together and setting the stage for high-octane action when racing restarts.

LEGO has already celebrated this iconic vehicle in the 76925 Aston Martin Vantage Safety Car & AMR23 set released earlier this year. But with rumors of an expanded Formula 1-themed lineup, fans are wondering if 2025 will bring more safety car options, perhaps even scaled-down versions that fit seamlessly with LEGO City sets. Imagine a bustling pit lane scene or a dramatic crash rescue scenario all brought to life in your LEGO collection.

Hints from LEGO's leadership

Julia Goldin, LEGO’s Chief Product & Marketing Officer, recently teased exciting possibilities during a conversation about the Formula 1 collaboration. While stopping short of confirming anything specific, she emphasized the vast potential of Formula 1 as a theme.

“There are so many ways we can bring Formula 1 to life,” Goldin said. “Everybody loves a safety car. Sometimes you think, ‘We need a safety car, it could change everything!’” Her comments have fueled speculation that a new safety car set could indeed be in the works.

How fans can shape the future

One of the standout features of LEGO’s Formula 1 partnership is how much the company values fan input. Goldin encouraged fans to keep sharing their ideas, explaining that suggestions often guide the creative process. Whether through reviews on the LEGO store, fan forums, or direct communication with LEGO’s customer service, your voice matters.

The challenge, of course, lies in Formula 1’s fast-paced nature. Special liveries and innovations in the sport can pose logistical hurdles for LEGO’s design team. Goldin acknowledged this, hinting at the complexity of replicating Formula 1’s ever-evolving designs while maintaining LEGO’s high-quality standards.

What’s next for LEGO and Formula 1?

LEGO Speed Champions Formula 1 2025

Could LEGO’s collaboration with Formula 1 push the company to innovate its design and production processes? With fans eagerly awaiting each new reveal, there’s a real opportunity for LEGO to bring even more excitement to this iconic motorsport theme. From minifigure drivers to sleek cars and detailed tracks, the possibilities are endless.

As we look to 2025, the anticipation builds. Will a new safety car join the lineup? Or will LEGO surprise us with something entirely different, yet equally thrilling? Time will tell.

Your thoughts

What do you think about the possibility of a new LEGO Formula 1 safety car set? Do you have your own ideas for how LEGO could expand this theme? Let us know in the comments, we’d love to hear your thoughts!

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