Hot Wheels Formula 1 models set to be the hottest gift this Christmas

With Aussie Oscar Piastri still in the fight for the 2025 Formula 1 Driver’s Championship, the Hot Wheels Formula 1 Collection and Grand Prix Race Circuit are set to be some of the most in demand toys this Christmas.

The Hot Wheels Formula 1 Collection is the ultimate in die-cast racing with racing fans able to collect all 10 Formula 1 teams and 20 drivers.

Authenticity never felt more real with F1 liveries and teams including Scuderia Ferrari HP, Aston Martin Aramco Formula One, Oracle Red Bull Racing, MoneyGram Haas F1, and Williams Racing.

To enhance the fun of these authentic-looking race car models, they can whip around the new Hot Wheels Formula 1 Grand Prix Race Circuit track and perform overtaking manoeuvres thanks to a two-speed three-lane booster.

Formula 1® Grand Prix Race Circuit 1
Featuring a two-speed three-lane booster, the Hot Wheels Formula 1 Grand Prix Race Circuit is the perfect way to enhance the fun and collectability of Hot Wheels’ Formula 1 Collection models (Image: Hot Wheels)

Players can hit one of the two manual DRS diverters and gain some extra speed to blaze past the competition in the two-into-one overtake 180 wall.

A dual lane lap counter records up to 25 laps so you don’t have to, or you can switch into infinity mode and race to your heart’s desire.

The Hot Wheels Formula 1 Grand Prix cars are available in core and Hot Wheels premium lines and in a variety of single or multiple packs, with the 1:64 scale Premium models featuring a metal body and chassis, driver-specific helmets and tyres with authentic details to replicate the real-life race car.

Hot Wheels® F1® Series- McLaren Formula 1® Team MCL38 Car #81
Oscar Piastri’s number 81 McLaren will no doubt be one of the most in demand models this Christmas here in Australia (Image: Hot Wheels)

A display plinth and specialised packaging enhance collectability for enthusiasts who appreciate the legacy and collectability of this unique collaboration and its full lineup reflecting the official Formula 1 2025 team liveries and driver roster.

The new range will begin with arriving at major retailers during December with Hot Wheels promising to release new Formula 1 inspired track sets throughout 2026.

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