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Every LEGO® Speed Champions Ferrari Set

Fifteen LEGO® Speed Champions sets carry the Ferrari licence — the largest brand catalogue in the line. The mix is wide: F1 cars (1976 SF16-H, 2014 F14 T, 2024 SF-24), hypercars (LaFerrari, FXX K, F40, F8, 812 Competizione, SF90 XX), endurance prototypes (488 GT3, 458 Italia GT2, 1970 512 M, 2023 499P), and the Ultimate Garage display set. Together they cover every era of road and race Ferrari from the 1970 512 M to the 2026 SF90 XX.

16 sets · Updated 2026-05-11

Ferrari is the only carmaker in the LEGO® Speed Champions catalogue with sets across every category the line offers — and with sets stretching across both the 6-stud and 8-stud eras. The fifteen sets group into four narrative threads.

The F1 thread covers three eras of Scuderia Ferrari. F14 T & Scuderia Ferrari Truck (LEGO® 75913, 2015) is the larger paddock set built around the 2014 hybrid-V6 F14 T, the first car of the new 1.6L turbo era. Scuderia Ferrari SF16-H (LEGO® 75879, 2017) captures the 2016 chassis (Vettel/Räikkönen). Ferrari SF-24 (LEGO® 77242, 2025) brings the team into the new ground-effect regulations.

The hypercar thread is the longest. LaFerrari (LEGO® 75899, 2015) was the first hybrid Ferrari and the founder set. Ferrari FXX K & Development Center (LEGO® 75882, 2017) captures the track-only LaFerrari evolution with a paddock build. Ferrari F8 Tributo (LEGO® 76895, 2020) is the V8 mid-engine modern road car. Ferrari 812 Competizione (LEGO® 76914, 2023) revives the front-engined naturally-aspirated V12. Ferrari F40 Competizione (LEGO® 75890, 2019) is the racing-spec twin-turbo V8 of the 1980s; Ferrari F40 Supercar (LEGO® 76934, 2024) is the road version. Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale (LEGO® 77254, 2026) is the most-extreme road-legal hybrid Ferrari, the modern apex of the hypercar bracket.

The endurance/GT thread walks 50 years of Le Mans and World Endurance Championship racing. 1970 Ferrari 512 M (LEGO® 76906, 2022) is the 5.0L V12 prototype that contested the 1970-71 Le Mans seasons against the Porsche 917. 458 Italia GT2 (LEGO® 75908, 2015) and Ferrari 488 GT3 "Scuderia Corsa" (LEGO® 75886, 2018) are customer-team GT racers. Ferrari 499P (LEGO® 30709, 2025) is the 62-piece polybag of the LMH-era hypercar that won the 100th Le Mans in 2023, then again in 2024 and 2025.

The fourth thread is a single set. Ferrari Ultimate Garage (LEGO® 75889, 2018) is the largest Ferrari Speed Champions set ever produced — 856 pieces, four cars (488 GTE, F40, 312 T4, 250 GTO), and a workshop display. It's the closest the line has come to a multi-car shrine to one brand.