LEGO Icons 11375 Ferrari with Michael Schumacher rumoured for 2026

Another LEGO Icons Formula 1 car is rumoured to be on the way in 2026, this time tackling one of motorsport’s most iconic drivers of all time…

Instagram user lego_minecraft_goat claims that 11375 Ferrari with Michael Schumacher will debut in March 2026, retailing for $89.99 in the US and €89.99 in Europe, with 735 pieces in the box. Those details plant it squarely in the same territory as 2024’s 10330 McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna and 2025’s 10353 Williams Racing FW14B & Nigel Mansell, a pair of up-scaled Formula 1 display models.

Each of those sets also includes a minifigure of its driver on a small podium, complete with a plaque that includes an image of the real-life figure and a memorable quote. If 11375 Ferrari with Michael Schumacher follows the same format, we could potentially be looking at a brand new Schumacher minifigure – but it wouldn’t be the Ferrari legend’s first, as he was originally immortalised in LEGO Racers back in 2004.

There’s no indication in this set name of which particular Ferrari is on the cards, but one strong contender could be the F2004, with which Schumacher won 13 of 18 races that season and set a new record for seven consecutive victories. The F2002 could also be in the mix given Schumacher achieved podium finishes for every single race that season, but either way it’s no surprise at all to see Ferrari and Schumi touted for this subtheme.

After all, Michael Schumacher is currently the joint-most successful F1 driver of all time, winning seven World Championship titles – a record only equalled by Lewis Hamilton in 2020. And given both previous large-scale F1 cars have focused on historic drivers and cars with Mansell and Senna, Schumacher feels like an obvious pick for the next entry in the series.

Bear in mind that nothing is confirmed at the moment, however, and any speculation around specifics laid out here is just that. All we have to go on at the moment (until we get official confirmation from the LEGO Group) are the details mentioned in the table below…

Confirmed and rumoured LEGO Icons 2026 sets

Head here for a complete rundown of LEGO sets currently confirmed or rumoured for 2026.

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