The Lego Speed Champions: Ultimate Formula 1 Collector's Pack has received a surprise restock six months after selling out. Released in March, this massive box set includes all 10 Lego Speed Champions F1 cars in the series and an exclusive poster. The Ultimate F1 Collector's Pack retails for $270 and features 10 officially licensed race cars, 10 Lego minifigures, an exclusive poster, and a giant display box showcasing the 2,601-piece collection.
With only 20 spots on the grid, 10 spots in the points, and three spots on the podium, anyone's rise is necessarily accompanied by another's fall. Likewise, on the level of an individual race, only razor-thin margins separate a rise from a fall. That's why not every podium this season has been held down by the trio of championship leader Oscar Piastri, his McLaren teammate and primary challenger Lando Norris, and the always lurking Max Verstappen.
While drivers were crashing out across the field, Verstappen once again highlighted why he is a four-time world champion, nailing his last effort to pip Sainz by a comfortably 0.4 seconds. Sainz also improved on his late lap to hold on to a front row start. Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson will start from third, ahead of Mercedes teammates Andrea Kimi Antonelli and George Russell.
It's part of who we are, says Edouard Meylan, CEO of H. Moser & Cie., the Swiss watchmaker beloved by fans for its elegant designs and unrivaled quality. And it's that philosophy that steered it into its next movea partnership with Formula 1 team Alpine Motorsports. As fashion and Formula 1 collaborations become ever more popular, H. Moser is doing its own thing by skipping the loud, oversized logos and sticking to its signature subtle style
"I had a crash at Silverstone in 1995 and got knocked out. I hit the barrier, which had wooden sleepers, and my head smashed the side of the cockpit. Turns out if I was ever killed in a Grand Prix, my final thoughts wouldn't be full of fear. It was a revelation. As far as I'm concerned, it wasn't a scary thing."
Laurent Mekies faces scrutiny as Red Bull's new team principal, adjusting to his role with humor during a challenging transitional period amid management changes.
