Lego's Speed Champions Ultimate F1 Collector's Pack is down to its best-ever price — save over $80
SAVE OVER $80: As of Oct. 1, the Lego Speed Champions Ultimate F1 Collector's Pack is back to its lowest-ever price of $188.99 at Amazon, but only for Prime members. That's $81 off its full price of $269.99.
With just a few days left to go until Prime Big Deal Days, Amazon has started dropping some early Prime-exclusive Lego discounts for members to score. Among them is the Lego Speed Champions Ultimate F1 Collector's Pack, which has returned to its lowest-ever price of $188.99.
We saw this deal pop up during June's Prime Day event earlier this year, and it's a pretty solid cut from its $269.99 list price. Overall, you're saving $81 on this collector's pack, but again, keep in mind it's an exclusive offer for Prime members. If you haven't signed up yet, check out our guide to signing up.
This is a stacked package for F1 fans. Inside, you'll find 10 sets that feature the F1 grid from the 2025 season, measuring over one inch high, eight inches long, and three inches wide. Altogether, they make a grand total of 2,601 bricks. You're getting the Ferrari SF-24, Red Bull RB20, Mercedes-AMG W15, Aston Martin AMR24, Visa Cash App (VCARB) RB01, Kick Sauber C44, Alpine A524, Haas VF-24, Williams Racing FW46, and McLaren MCL38.
You'll also get a limited-edition poster featuring all 10 F1 teams, a nice bonus alongside all the brick-built vehicles. If you're buying it for a fan, it's sure to make their day.
If you're a Prime member, don't miss out on this chance to save on the Lego Speed Champions Ultimate F1 Collector's Pack before Prime Big Deal Days.
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