Lego and McLaren teamed up to build a life-size P1 out of Lego Technic pieces. The resulting car was driven around ...

The McLaren P1 has been immortalised in plastic to celebrate the launch of Lego's latest 1:8 scale Technic kit.

The Lego McLaren ... original P1 is quite a different beast. Introduced in 2013, the P1 was designed to push the boundaries of performance and technology. It combines a 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged ...

McLaren and Lego have a long history of partnerships, with the unlikely duo teaming up on a number of highly complicated kits, including 1:8 scale versions of the Senna GTR and MCL36 F1 race car.

In 2013, McLaren debuted the P1, an iconic powerhouse supercar capable of topping out at 217 mph. An official, life-size LEGO version? Not so much. But judging from the company’s recent showcase ...

It has to be the most ambitious Lego challenge ever: creating a life-size, fully drivable McLaren P1 out of Lego pieces. Remarkably, Lego and McLaren were able to pull it off — and the challenge ...

It won’t be setting any speed records, but that doesn’t make this drivable life-size Lego replica of the McLaren P1 any less impressive. It’s comprised of a whopping 342,817 Technic pieces ...

Lego made a full-sized, fully functional McLaren P1 sports car out of 342,817 Lego Technic pieces and had McLaren F1 driver Lando Norris do a lap in it around Silverstone Circuit. F1 drivers ...

fully functional LEGO Technic McLaren P1. This awe-inspiring project not only showcases the incredible potential of LEGO Technic elements but also highlights the innovative spirit and technical ...

LANDO NORRIS kept up his driving skills by driving a unique McLaren P1. The British driver will be hoping to close the gap to Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen at the Azerbaijan Grand ...

Just ask Lando Norris (more on that in a bit). The brands’ latest collaboration is pretty much the only thing we can think of that could top the already incredibly impressive LEGO Technic McLaren P1 ...

The toymaker has teamed up with McLaren to build a life-size P1 supercar out ... area where the Lego P1 cannot match up with the actual car. The real P1 is powered by a hybrid twin-turbo 3.8-liter V-8 ...