Models of most teams' 2025 cars are available today – McLaren MCL39, Ferrari SF-25, Red Bull RB21, Mercedes W16, Aston Martin AMR25, Alpine A525 and Williams FW47 – most often in 1:43 from Bburago and in larger 1:18 from Spark and Solido. For 2026 there are still only a few verifiably produced models, such as the LEGO Audi R26.
The overview is sorted by team and lists only models we have in stock or whose production can be verified with the manufacturer or specialist sources. Status as of 15 October 2026.
The 2025 season in brief
The 2025 drivers' champion was Lando Norris (McLaren) with 423 points, two ahead of Max Verstappen (421) and ahead of his team-mate Oscar Piastri (410). McLaren also won the constructors' title, which it had already secured in Singapore (PlanetF1). For collectors this means McLaren MCL39 models – especially Norris's – will be among the most sought-after of the year.
2025 models by team
| Team | 2025 car | Drivers (models in stock) | Scale and maker |
|---|---|---|---|
| McLaren | MCL39 | Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri | 1:43 Bburago (incl. Signature), 1:18 Solido |
| Ferrari | SF-25 | Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton | 1:43 Bburago (incl. Signature), 1:18 Bburago |
| Red Bull Racing | RB21 | Max Verstappen, Yuki Tsunoda | 1:43 Bburago, 1:18 Spark |
| Mercedes | W16 | Kimi Antonelli | 1:43 Bburago |
| Aston Martin | AMR25 | Fernando Alonso, Lance Stroll | 1:43 Bburago |
| Alpine | A525 | Pierre Gasly, Franco Colapinto | 1:43 Bburago |
| Williams | FW47 | Carlos Sainz | 1:18 Solido |
We currently do not stock 2025 models of the Racing Bulls, Haas or Kick Sauber cars.
McLaren MCL39
The 2025 championship car. Bburago offers Norris's MCL39 in the 1:43 Signature range (with a driver figure in a clear box) as a standard version and in Monaco and British Grand Prix 2025 versions, plus Piastri's car in 1:43. In a larger scale there is Piastri's Monaco 2025 MCL39 from Solido in 1:18. Find them all in McLaren F1 Team.
Ferrari SF-25
Lewis Hamilton's first season in red. Bburago offers Leclerc and Hamilton models in 1:43, including Italian Grand Prix (Monza 2025) versions, and Leclerc's SF-25 also in 1:18 (Miami and Monza). See Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team and Bburago Scuderia Ferrari models.
Red Bull Racing RB21
The car in which Max Verstappen fought for the title until the final race. Bburago offers Verstappen's and Yuki Tsunoda's RB21 in 1:43; Tsunoda's Japanese Grand Prix 2025 car is also available as a Spark 1:18 model. See Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 Team.
Mercedes W16
Kimi Antonelli's debut season. His W16 is available as a Bburago 1:43. See Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team.
Aston Martin AMR25 and Alpine A525
Bburago offers both cars in 1:43 for both drivers: the AMR25 of Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, the A525 of Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto. See Aston Martin F1 Team and ALPINE F1 Team.
Williams FW47
Carlos Sainz's first season with Williams. His Australian Grand Prix 2025 FW47 is available as a Solido 1:18. See Williams Racing F1 Team.
The 2026 season: new rules, new cars, few models so far
2026 brought the biggest rule change in years. The maximum wheelbase was cut from 3,600 to 3,400 mm, the width from 2,000 to 1,900 mm, and the minimum weight dropped to 768 kg (Formula1.com). There are 11 teams on the grid: Audi has taken over from Sauber and Cadillac has joined (Formula1.com).
| Team | 2026 car |
|---|---|
| McLaren | MCL40 |
| Mercedes | W17 |
| Red Bull Racing | RB22 |
| Ferrari | SF-26 |
| Williams | FW48 |
| Racing Bulls | VCARB 03 |
| Aston Martin | AMR26 |
| Haas | VF-26 |
| Audi | R26 |
| Alpine | A526 |
| Cadillac | sources differ (MAC-26 / MAC-01) |
Names according to RacingNews365.
Verifiably produced 2026 car models
- LEGO Speed Champions 77259 Audi Revolut F1 Team R26 – a building set of Audi's first F1 car (in stock).
- LEGO City 60493 F1 Display Truck with Audi F1 Race Car – released in March 2026 according to Brick Banter.
- Spark 1:18 – in April 2026 Spark announced its first 2026 cars for seven teams (McLaren, Mercedes, Haas, Racing Bulls, Red Bull, Audi, Cadillac), including models from the opening races (Motorsport Collector). The 1:43 list had not been published at that time.
As of the date of this article we have not been able to verify a complete range of more affordable 1:43 models of 2026 cars (e.g. from Bburago) – not yet confirmed. If you want the 2026 season in your collection as early as possible, keep an eye on Formula 1 models.
Driver helmets 2025 and 2026
Helmet models complement a car collection. We stock 2025 Spark 1:5 helmets (Carlos Sainz, including a British GP version, and Lando Norris from the US Grand Prix) and 2026 helmet models in 1:2 and 1:4 from Bell (Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton) and Schuberth (Max Verstappen). See Formula 1 driver helmet models.
Tips for collecting current seasons
- Pick one scale. For a whole season, 1:43 is the most practical.
- Race-specific versions (special liveries, winning cars) are often made in smaller numbers and are harder to find once sold out.
- Don't wait too long with championship cars. Demand for models of the title-winning car is usually highest after the season ends.
Frequently asked questions
Are there already models of 2026 F1 cars?
Yes, but so far in limited numbers. LEGO released Speed Champions 77259 Audi Revolut F1 Team R26, and in April 2026 Spark announced its first 1:18 models of 2026 cars for seven teams. A complete range of more affordable 1:43 models for 2026 has not yet been verifiably confirmed.
Which model should I choose to mark Lando Norris's 2025 title?
The natural choice is the McLaren MCL39, the car in which Norris won the 2025 drivers' title and McLaren the constructors' championship. Bburago offers it in the 1:43 Signature range in several race-specific versions.
What does it mean when a model names a specific Grand Prix?
The model represents the car as it ran in that race – for example with a special livery, different sponsor graphics or aero specification. Such models are often made in smaller numbers than the standard version.
Why are the 2026 F1 cars smaller?
The new technical rules cut the maximum wheelbase from 3,600 to 3,400 mm and the width from 2,000 to 1,900 mm. Models of 2026 cars will therefore be slightly shorter and narrower in the same scale than 2022–2025 models.