Silverstone is about to get brickified.

By Alan Baldwin SILVERSTONE, England, July 2 (Reuters) - Formula One drivers will do a lap of Silverstone before Sunday's British Grand Prix in mini-cars made of Lego bricks, but Lewis Hamilton indicated it was one 'race' he would happily miss.

The upcoming race at Silverstone will witness a bigger-than-ever Drivers's parade, thanks to LEGO and F1's continued marketing efforts. A spokesperson from The LEGO Group told Car and Driver that their decision to expand this year's parade was inspired by last year's success in Miami.

Considering they race around in F1 cars for a living, you would think that the 22 stars of the grid would be able to safely race 25km/h LEGO karts around Silverstone.

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Formula One's decision to put drivers in Lego cars for Sunday's British Grand Prix parade lap has been criticised by top drivers.

The return of the LEGO cars which delighted fans at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix has been confirmed, with the 22 drivers set to race around in karts made entirely of LEGO. At the Bri

From Max Verstappen responding to rumours linking him with a move to McLaren, to Lewis Hamilton suggesting he will skip LEGO's long-awaited return to the F1 grid for the British GP driver parade - here are the main stories from today,