LEGO® Speed Champions · Ferrari · 2023

Ferrari 812 Competizione

Q: How big is the LEGO® Ferrari 812 Competizione when built?

Roughly 16 × 7 × 4 cm at 8-stud scale.

Q: How many pieces does LEGO® set 76914 have?

261 pieces, 1 minifigure, 3 bags, age 9+.

Q: Was the real Ferrari 812 Competizione actually rare?

Yes — 999 coupés total, all sold to clients before launch.

Q: Is this a 6-stud or 8-stud LEGO® Speed Champions set?

8-stud — current Speed Champions scale.

Q: What other LEGO® Ferrari Speed Champions sets are there?

Active: 76934, 77254, 77242. Retired: 76914 and earlier Ferrari sets.

The 999-unit, 830 hp, 9,500-rpm naturally-aspirated V12 swan song of Ferrari's front-engined berlinetta line.

Set #76914 2023 261 pieces 8-stud Retired

76914 is the LEGO® Speed Champions rendering of the Ferrari 812 Competizione — the limited-production, track-focused track-honed berlinetta that closed out the 812 family in 2021. Only 999 coupés (plus 599 of the open-top Competizione A) were built; all sold before public launch. The LEGO® set was released March 2023 by designer Christopher Stamp and retired 31 December 2024 — capturing the V12 berlinetta era at the moment Ferrari's road-going V12 future became electrified with the SF90 and 296 hybrids.

LEGO® Speed Champions set 76914 Ferrari 812 Competizione — official product image — Official LEGO® Group product image for set 76914 Ferrari 812 Competizione. Source: Brickset.

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The Ferrari 812 Competizione is the limited 999-unit, 830 hp, 9,500-rpm V12 farewell to Ferrari's front-engined berlinetta tradition.

THE LIMITED V12

Ferrari 812 Competizione

999-unit limited berlinetta — Ferrari's most powerful naturally-aspirated road V12 ever built

The Ferrari 812 Competizione is the track-focused, limited-production farewell to Ferrari's front-engined V12 berlinetta line — a line that began with the 1947 125 S and ran through the 365 GTB/4 Daytona, the 550 Maranello, the 599 GTB Fiorano, the F12berlinetta, and the 812 Superfast. The Competizione was unveiled on 5 May 2021 alongside its open-top Competizione A sibling, the LEGO® 76914 set arriving roughly two years later.

Power comes from a heavily-revised version of the 812 Superfast's 6.5-litre naturally-aspirated V12 — bored and stroked, with new titanium connecting rods, redesigned variable-geometry intake trumpets, and DLC-coated piston pins. Output is 830 PS (610 kW; 819 hp) at 9,250 rpm and 692 Nm at 7,000 rpm — making it the most powerful naturally-aspirated road-going V12 Ferrari has ever produced, with a 9,500 rpm redline that beats every previous Ferrari V12 road car. 0–100 km/h in 2.85 seconds; top speed over 340 km/h.

The Competizione's mechanical highlights are the four-wheel-steering system (a first for a front-engined Ferrari V12), an aero front splitter, vortex generators on the underbody, and a CFRP rear bonnet vent that replaces the rear glass to extract heat from the engine bay. Curb weight is 1,487 kg dry — 38 kg lighter than the 812 Superfast it is based on.

Production was limited to 999 coupés and 599 Competizione A roadsters, with all units allocated to existing Ferrari clients before the public unveiling. Ferrari has openly described the 812 Competizione as the last of its kind: the next-generation V12 successor (the 12Cilindri, launched 2024) is a less-extreme grand-tourer, and the Competizione closes out the front-engined ultra-limited V12 berlinetta lineage.

Engine: 6.5L naturally-aspirated F140 V12
Power: 830 PS (610 kW / 819 hp) at 9,250 rpm
Top speed: Over 340 km/h (211 mph); 0–100 km/h 2.85 s
Years built: 2021–2023 (999 coupés, all sold)

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Solo on a podium-style stand, three-quarter front, to emphasise the long bonnet and yellow-stripe livery.
Pair with 77254 (Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale) for a Ferrari-flagship pairing — the last of the V12 berlinettas alongside the first road-XX hybrid.

People

76914 captures the end of an era — the last front-engined naturally-aspirated V12 berlinetta. Four people are central to its story.

Christopher Stamp

LEGO® SPEED CHAMPIONS DESIGN MANAGER

Christopher Stamp is the LEGO® designer credited with 76914 — and is the Speed Champions Design Manager who oversees the entire theme. The 812 Competizione build challenge was capturing a long, low front-engined coupé at 8-stud scale: the elongated bonnet (with its black graphic running rearward), the rear-deck CFRP vent that replaces the back window, and the tall integrated rear wing all had to land in a 261-piece package. Stamp also designed the related 76917 R34 GT-R from the same 2023 wave.

Flavio Manzoni

FERRARI CHIEF DESIGN OFFICER

Flavio Manzoni has been Senior Vice President of Design at Ferrari since 2010 — covering the LaFerrari, the F12berlinetta, the 488 GTB, the SF90 Stradale, and the 812 family. The 812 Competizione's exterior changes (rear-deck vent, splitter, vortex generators, the disappearing rear screen) were signed off by Manzoni's Centro Stile Ferrari team in Maranello. Manzoni is the longest-serving Ferrari design lead since Pininfarina ended its exclusive Ferrari relationship.

Michael Hugo Leiters

FERRARI CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER (2014–2022)

Michael Hugo Leiters was the CTO at Ferrari from 2014 to 2022, the period in which the 812 Competizione was developed and signed off for production. Leiters joined from Porsche where he had led the Cayenne programme; at Ferrari he oversaw the F140-engined V12 development including the Competizione's specific revisions. He left Ferrari to become CEO of McLaren Automotive in mid-2022 — coincidentally the same era when McLaren's 76918 Solus GT & F1 LM dual-vehicle Speed Champions set was being designed.

Gianmaria Fulgenzi

FERRARI HEAD OF VEHICLE CONCEPT (2021)

Gianmaria Fulgenzi led the Vehicle Concept development at Ferrari during the 812 Competizione programme, including the four-wheel-steering, vehicle-dynamics calibration, and aerodynamic-architecture decisions. Fulgenzi has spoken publicly about the Competizione's mission being 'a precision instrument for the front-engined V12 to do its loudest, sharpest possible farewell'. The 9,500 rpm redline and the four-wheel steering were both his team's calls.

The build

Scale and era

76914 is from the 2023 wave of LEGO® Speed Champions — the 8-stud scale that launched in 2020. It sits alongside 76915 (Pagani Utopia), 76916 (Porsche 963), 76917 (Nissan Skyline GT-R 2 Fast 2 Furious) and 76918 (McLaren Solus GT & F1 LM dual). The 6 × 12 black car-base with 5 × 6 recessed centre that 76914 introduced is shared across 76915 and 76918, suggesting a deliberate parts-economy choice for that wave.

Build highlights

The 76914 build's standout moment is the long bonnet — a single yellow-stripe sticker runs the full length, a black blade aero element sits ahead of the windshield, and the side intakes and front splitter are picked out in printed slope pieces. The rear is the second standout: a tall integrated rear wing, vortex-generator detailing on the rear deck, and a printed taillight strip across the deck-vent area. Stamp talked about the rear-window-replacement vent being the trickiest detail to capture at 8-stud scale.

What the 261 pieces buys you

261 pieces, one driver minifigure, one 16 × 7 × 4 cm display car. Build runs across 3 instruction bags. Display is strongest at three-quarter front or pure side-on — both angles let the elongated bonnet read clearly. The set's footprint is similar to 76918's F1 LM, the other Christopher Stamp 2023-wave design.

Minifigure

One Ferrari race driver minifigure in red Ferrari Corse Clienti race overalls. Helmet is a red Ferrari Corse-Clienti-style print exclusive to this set.

FAQ

Is LEGO® set 76914 still available?

No. 76914 was retired from the LEGO® shop on 31 December 2024 after a roughly 22-month sales window. It is now a secondary-market set; check BrickLink's 76914 listing.

How big is the LEGO® Ferrari 812 Competizione when built?

Roughly 16 × 7 × 4 cm (length × width × height) at the 8-stud Speed Champions scale. See Brickset's 76914 listing for confirmed dimensions.

How many pieces does LEGO® set 76914 have?

261 pieces, one Ferrari race driver minifigure, and a build that runs across 3 instruction bags. Age 9+.

Was the real Ferrari 812 Competizione actually rare?

Yes — only 999 coupés were built, and Ferrari sold all of them before the May 2021 public unveiling. There are also 599 of the open-top 812 Competizione A. All went to existing Ferrari clients only.

Is this a 6-stud or 8-stud LEGO® Speed Champions set?

8-stud. 76914 is from the current LEGO® Speed Champions scale, which the line shifted to in 2020. See the Brickset listing for 76914.

What other LEGO® Ferrari Speed Champions sets are there?

Active Ferrari Speed Champions sets as of April 2026 include 76934 (F40 Supercar), 77254 (SF90 XX Stradale), and 77242 (SF-24 F1). 76914 is retired, as are 76898, 76895, 75890 (F40 Competizione) and several earlier 6-stud Ferrari sets.