Hot Wheels and Formula 1 have partnered to create a range of 1:64 scale track cars. The first car to launch in this new lineup is a limited edition Formula 1 car with a bespoke Hot Wheels racing ...

Formula 1 replica cars will be coming to American consumers at a rapid pace. Hot Wheels, owned by Mattel, just announced it inked a major deal with Formula 1 to produce 1:64 scale F1 cars. The product ...

I love motorsports and have felt this way for as long as I can remember. Still, I rarely watch them on TV or YouTube these days. I've consumed too much racing content. It's not just that. I've also ...

EL SEGUNDO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Following the successful launch of the first limited edition Hot Wheels Formula 1® car in 2024 and the announcement of a multi-year licensing partnership with ...

Unveiled ahead of the Nuremberg International Toy Fair, the range brings to life eight Formula 1 teams across Hot Wheels Singles, 5-pack and Premium products. Following the successful launch of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lando Norris may have taken the checkered flag at F1 Mexico last weekend, but racing fans had something else to cheer for, as ...

Fans can collect the entire 2025 Formula 1 driver lineup in 1:64 scale thanks to the latest release from Hot Wheels. When Mattel first announced its F1 collection earlier this year, Ferrari and Aston ...

(TestMiles) – Hot Wheels expands its Formula 1 collection to include Scuderia Ferrari HP and Aston Martin Aramco, letting fans collect all ten teams and twenty drivers in 1:64 scale with 2025 liveries ...

Hot Wheels has expanded its Formula 1 collection with the Scuderia Ferrari HP and the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One team. Formula 1 and Mattel have announced the next evolution of their multi-year ...

A selection of die-cast cars are now available at major retailers globally and additional Hot Wheels F1® products will be released throughout 2025 EL SEGUNDO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Following the ...

It was just a matter of time until Formula 1 Hot Wheels arrived on the scene. There’s F1-branded everything else—literally—so why not die-cast cars? As the marketing folks like to say when announcing ...