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F1 drivers will drive 22 Lego minicars in a spectacular – and possibly chaotic – track parade at Silverstone ahead of Sunday’s British Grand Prix.
The drivable minicars are made from 28,000 original LEGO bricks and will each be decked out in the respective driver’s 2026 team colours.
It follows the success of last year’s first Lego Driver Parade in Miami when team-mates shared big-build cars for entertainment effect before that race.
The minicars for Silverstone took more than 6,400 combined hours to develop and build and allow additional components to be driven and with standard go-kart wheels, they are capable of reaching speeds of up to 15mph.
Sky Sports F1 From 12.55pm the showpiece will feature a parade of drivers as part of the extended build-up to the British Grand Prix. The race – also live on Sky One – starts at 3pm.
Formula 1 will transform the drivers’ parade at the British Grand Prix into a full-scale spectacle with 22 LEGO minicars (Credit: F1)
Formula 1 Chief Commercial Officer Emily Prazer said: “Last year’s F1 Driver’s Parade in Miami was one of the most memorable and talked about moments of the season with Lego Big Build Cars, capturing the imagination of fans around the world and showing a different side of the sport.
“This year, we are creating an incredible spectacle in that moment for fans attending the British Grand Prix and for those watching worldwide. There is something truly special about bringing together the worlds of Formula 1 and LEGO play, combining innovation, creativity and entertainment in a way that can inspire and excite all fans.”
Charles Leclerc sits in his Lego car for the drivers’ parade ahead of the 2025 Miami GP (Photo by Jeff Robinson/ICON Sportswear)
Silverstone are hoping to break their own record, set last year, for attendance at the British Grand Prix with 565,000 fans expected across the race weekend.
Sky Sports F1’s British GP schedule
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Take a look back at some of the year’s most dramatic moments at the British Grand Prix
Friday, July 3
7.40am: F1 Academy practice
8.45am: Exercised F3
9.55am: F2 practice
12.00pm: British GP Practice (Session starts at 12.30pm)*
1.55pm: F3 Qualifying*
2.50pm: F2 Qualifying*
3.35pm: British GP Sprint Qualifying (session starts at 4.30pm)*
5.55pm: F1 Academy Qualifying
Saturday 4 July
9.30am: F3 Sprint*
11am: British GP Sprint Build-up*
12pm: British GP Sprint*
1.40pm: F2 Sprint*
2.50pm: British GP Qualifying Build-up*
4pm: British GP Qualifying*
6pm: F1 Academy Race 1
6.45pm: Ted’s Qualifying Notebook
Sunday, July 5
8.20am: F3 Feature Race*
9.55am: F1 Academy Race 2*
11.10am: F2 Feature Race*
12.55pm: Grand Prix Sunday: British GP build-up*
3pm: British Grand Prix*
5pm: Checkered flag: British GP reaction
6pm: Ted’s Notebook
*Also on Sky Sports main events
Formula 1 is at Silverstone for a sprint weekend at the British Grand Prix – live on Sky Sports F1 and Sky One – with Sunday’s race at 3pm. Stream Sky Sports now – no contract, cancel anytime
