Experience the McLaren F1-Lego P1 Sensation at Silverstone
Unveiling the Full-Sized McLaren F1 Lego P1
In an astonishing showcase, McLaren F1 driver Lando Norris recently drove a full-sized, fully functional Lego P1 made from 342,817 Lego Technic pieces. Taking a lap around Silverstone Circuit, Norris felt the thrill of this extraordinary car built from over 300,000 Lego bricks. The project took an impressive 8,344 hours to build and develop, involving 23 specialists from McLaren.
A Glimpse into the Engineering Marvel
This Lego model weighs 1,220 kg (2,690 lbs.) and features a sophisticated electric motor powered by Lego Technic components. It is the first big build by Lego capable of steering, combining originality and advanced technology. The eight motor packs mimic the V8 engine from the original McLaren P1, showcasing the capability of Lego in creating functional motorsports models.
- The Lego Technic engine has 768 motors
- Norris completed his lap while noting the weight of the Lego construction
- The 1:8 scale model is available for $450 with 3,893 detailed pieces
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