Hot Wheels 2026 (2025 Season) Formula One 2-Packs - Mix 1

Check out promo pics of the first mix of Hot Wheels Formula One 2-packs for 2026, featuring liveries from the 2025 racing season. Each premium set includes both team cars with Real Riders wheels, displayed on a black base with the team name, and packaged in a window box.

McLaren Formula 1 Team

• Lando Norris – Car #4
• Oscar Piastri – Car #81

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team

• George Russell – Car #63
• Kimi Antonelli – Car #12

Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team

• Isack Hadjar – Car #6
• Liam Lawson – Car #30

MoneyGram Haas F1 Team

• Esteban Ocon – Car #31
• Olliver Bearman – Car #87

McLaren competed in the 2025 Formula 1 season with Lando Norris (#4) and Oscar Piastri (#81). The team scored 833 points and won the Constructors’ Championship.

Norris won the Drivers’ Championship with 423 points, and Piastri finished third with 410 points. McLaren won 14 races, with 7 wins each for Norris and Piastri.

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team competed in the 2025 Formula 1 season with George Russell (#63) and Kimi Antonelli (#12). The team scored 469 points and finished second in the Constructors’ Championship.

Russell finished fourth in the Drivers’ Championship with 319 points, and Antonelli finished seventh with 150 points. Mercedes won races during the season and recorded multiple podium finishes.

Racing Bulls started the 2025 season with Yuki Tsunoda (#22) and rookie Isack Hadjar (#6), but the lineup changed after two races. Tsunoda moved up to Red Bull Racing, while Liam Lawson (#30) moved down from Red Bull to Racing Bulls.

Racing Bulls is Red Bull’s second team and scored 92 points to finish sixth in the Constructors’ Championship with no race wins. Isack Hadjar had its only podium finish.

MoneyGram Haas F1 Team competed in the 2025 Formula 1 season with Esteban Ocon (#31) and rookie Oliver Bearman (#87). The team scored 79 points and finished eighth in the Constructors’ Championship.

Haas had no race wins or podium finishes during the season. The team’s best results were a fourth-place finish by Bearman in Mexico and a sixth-place finish by Ocon in Japan.