Explore an exhilarating comparison where various Lego tires and tracks are put to the ultimate grip test, pushing their traction limits through multiple challenging setups. The experiment evolves from ...

All up, it uses 342,817 individual pieces, and the only parts that aren’t from Lego include the wheels, tires, brake, seatbelt, and steering wheel ... It’s powered by a small car battery ...

The small Ferrari's tires spin; its steering wheel turns; and its hood, doors, and trunk open. While Lego's team tells us the car's butterfly doors required a bit more thought to bring to life ...

Inside the driver’s cab is a functioning Lego race steering wheel and pedals, all adjustable to suit the driver. The Lego engineers were given just eight months to develop and build all 10 cars ...