The weekend of the 40th Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix is set to be a very special one in Budapest, with lots of exciting programmes on offer, including a LEGO Formula 1 car made up of 400,000 LEGO bricks.

If you love the world of Formula 1 and are spending a few days in Budapest for the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, we have a super free program idea for you. In the atrium of the Allee shopping center, you can see a life-size Mercedes-AMG F1 car built from 400,000 LEGO bricks, weighing 1,500 kg, on display from July 25 to August 5, which was driven by George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli in the 2025 Miami Grand Prix driver parade.

Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix: green light for some great programs over the weekend

The programs for the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend don't end there! If you were staying at the Allee, you can also try yourself as a driver in the exciting "Driving License" challenge during the weekend and even win a valuable LEGO gift.

But there are also many other fan activities planned for the weekend of the 40th Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix: in addition to the usual events, there will be a treasure hunt in Budapest, and F1 will also appear at the Margaret Island fountain, Heroes' Square and the Chain Bridge.

In addition, 40 lucky spectators will win a pit lane visit, and the usual fan events during the races, including the wheel change competition, the driver parade and the drivers' visit to the stage set up at Turn 12, will also take place, as reported by MTI.hu.

Not only fans, but also teams can expect many interesting programs. Some will be taught the secrets of the sport by members of the Hungarian Olympic epee team, while others will take part in a Rubik's Cube puzzle competition and learn how to bake pancakes.

Source: Allee Facebook page, MTI.hu