The set in question is part of LEGO’s Icons range, with the featured car being the legendary Ferrari F2004 — the machine with which the seven-time world champion secured the final title of his career.

The set will consist of an impressive 735 pieces and, like all Icons releases, will include the driver alongside the car, in a highly detailed and faithful reproduction of the original model. The set will go on sale from 1 March.

Formula 1 and LEGO had already joined forces back in September 2024, when the Speed Champions line was launched — featuring smaller-scale but still highly detailed replicas of all 10 cars from the 2024 season.

Across the 2004 season, Schumacher delivered a staggering 13 victories from 18 races, complemented by 15 podium finishes and eight pole positions, underlining its total dominance on track compared to his competitors.

Just over a week ago marked the 12th anniversary of the devastating accident suffered by the seven-time world champion on the slopes of Méribel, when a violent fall onto the rocks changed his life — and that of those around him — forever.

Since those first, initial updates, the family has consistently chosen the strictest level of privacy and discretion, in an effort to prevent speculation over his condition. Despite that, rumours and fake news have continued to circulate over the years.

Only a very small, tightly controlled group of people has ever been allowed to visit the German champion, all bound by strict assurances that no information or material relating to his health would be made public.