Every LEGO® Speed Champions Ferrari Heritage Set

The 2015 launch wave gave Ferrari two of its most racing-led entries. F14 T & Scuderia Ferrari Truck (LEGO® 75913, 2015) is the line's largest 2015 set at 892 pieces — the 2014 Ferrari F1 paddock with both the F14 T and a full Scuderia Ferrari transporter, the only Speed Champions set to ever depict an F1 transport vehicle. 458 Italia GT2 (LEGO® 75908, 2015) is the line's first GT-class entry — the GTE/GT2-class racing version of the 458 Italia, a car that took the FIA WEC GTE-Pro manufacturer's championship in 2012 and 2014 and won Le Mans GTE-Pro in 2012 and 2014 with AF Corse.

Scuderia Ferrari SF16-H (LEGO® 75879, 2017) is the line's first standalone Formula 1 set after the 2015 truck-and-car combo. The SF16-H was the 2016-spec Ferrari driven by Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Räikkönen — the first turbo-hybrid Ferrari to score multiple race wins (Vettel won three races in 2017 with the developmental successor SF70H), even if 2016 itself was the leaner year. The set fills the line's mid-decade F1 gap before the 2024-2025 grid commitment.

Ferrari Ultimate Garage (LEGO® 75889, 2018) is the heritage-display anchor — at 856 pieces, the line's first “collector” play set rather than vehicle-centric build. It included the 488 GT3, an F40, a 250 GTO, mechanic minifigures, and a multi-bay garage diorama, functioning as a curated museum rather than a single car. It's the only Ferrari Speed Champions set to mix multiple road and race cars in a single SKU, and it's the cluster's connective tissue — the others are racers, this one is the hall they're displayed in.