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F1 has ventured into the world of Hot Wheels, with eight teams having versions of the iconic models available to buy.

Mattel's latest Hot Wheels F1 news surprised the collecting community, but people still bought everything they could right away.

Following the successful launch of the first limited edition Hot Wheels Formula 1® car in 2024 and the announcement of a multi-year licensing partners

After announcing its partnership with F1 last year, Hot Wheels has released more premium race cars and track-ready die-cast cars. The new collection includes eight F1 teams across Hot Wheels Singles, five-pack assortments, and premium collectibles.

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Mattel and F1 are launching a collection of complexly designed model Hot Wheels with the aim to “connect fans to the true speed of Formula 1,” and their partnership will also extend to Grand Prix weekends as well.

The Hot Wheels Formula 1 2025 product lineup is comprised of a 5-pack set, 1:64 diecast singles, 1:64 Premium Series cars, plus two circuits

Following the launch of the first limited edition Hot Wheels Formula 1 car in 2024 and the announcement of a multi-year licensing partnership with Formula 1, Mattel, Inc has revealed additional products from the Hot Wheels Formula 1 collection due to hit shelves in 2025.

For the first time in 10 years, Ferrari is returning to the Hot Wheels diecast collection.Mattel announced the news at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair, unveiling plans to release a full range of die-cast Ferrari models.

Due to an exclusive licensing deal, Hot Wheels hasn't sold a Ferrari die-cast since 2014. That's finally changing.