Light Kit for LEGO F1 ACADEMY Race Car 77258

$19.98 USD
$39.00 USD
$19.98 USD
Lighting a Small Car With a Big Purpose The Bright Livery Is the Whole Idea The F1 ACADEMY car's livery is brighter and friendlier than most of the grid, and the light kit should let that optimism show. A soft, even wash over the sidepods keeps the colours lively after dark without turning the car into a glow toy. The model should look like it belongs in the daytime even when the room is dark. The Front Wing Sets the...
Vendor: ZENE Bricks
Version: Classic Version
Subtotal: $19.98
amber underbody F1 livery glow - ZENE Bricks Light Kit for LEGOĀ® F1 ACADEMY Race Car #77258

Light Kit for LEGO F1 ACADEMY Race Car 77258

$39.00 $19.98

Light Kit for LEGO F1 ACADEMY Race Car 77258

$39.00 $19.98
Version: Classic Version

Lighting a Small Car With a Big Purpose

The Bright Livery Is the Whole Idea

The F1 ACADEMY car's livery is brighter and friendlier than most of the grid, and the light kit should let that optimism show. A soft, even wash over the sidepods keeps the colours lively after dark without turning the car into a glow toy. The model should look like it belongs in the daytime even when the room is dark.

The Front Wing Sets the Scale

On a 201-piece car, the front wing is proportionally large and easy to lose in shadow, so a thin line under it restores the car's planted look. The wing gives the little model its sense of scale, and keeping it visible is what makes the car read as a proper racer rather than a toy. A small light here does a lot of work.

Keep the Cockpit Simple

The F1 ACADEMY car's cockpit is compact, and a single soft interior point is enough to suggest the driver without cluttering the model. The halo should stay dark and readable against the seat, which keeps the car looking like the real thing. Simplicity is the right choice on a car this small.

Hide the Harness Under the Floor

With so little bodywork, the cable run has to follow the floor and the inside of the sidepods, where it stays out of sight from the normal viewing angle. The small scale actually helps here, because a tidy floor line is all the car needs. AFOLs who keep the harness low end up with a model that looks untouched.

For the Fan Who Believes in the Sport's Future

This set appeals to a different kind of collector: people who care about where racing is going, not just where it has been. A dedicated light kit gives the F1 ACADEMY car the same care as any flagship racer. For LEGO fans who want to support the series, the lit model is a small, bright statement on the shelf.

A Small Car, A Simple Install

The F1 ACADEMY car is one of the quickest installs in the range because there is little bodywork to thread, and the whole kit routes in a single pass under the floor. That makes it a good first light kit for AFOLs who have not done one before. The result is a bright, cheerful car that lights up without any fuss, which suits its character.

Product Overview

Product F1 ACADEMY LEGO Race Car
Pieces 201
Release Date 2026
Theme Speed Champions
Set Number 77258

A Racing Series Built for the Next Generation

The F1 ACADEMY series exists to give young female drivers a clear path toward Formula 1, and its LEGO car carries that mission in a bright, modern livery that feels optimistic next to the corporate colours of the main grid. The 201-piece Speed Champions model is one of the smaller builds in the line, but it packs the full open-wheel shape into a tidy package. It is a car with a story, and the lighting should tell it.

A smaller open-wheeler has less body to light, which means every channel has to count. The F1 ACADEMY car leans on its bright livery and its clean proportions, and the light kit should keep those readable without overwhelming the little car. The goal is a model that looks cheerful and sharp, not one that is trying too hard.

She qualified. She showed up. She belongs here. This car was never just about speed.

Announced at the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, the LEGO Group and F1 Academy formed a first-of-its-kind partnership — putting a LEGO-sponsored car on a real race grid for the very first time. Behind the wheel is Esmee Kosterman, a 20-year-old Dutch driver who made history as the first woman to win in the Ford Fiesta Sprint Cup series. The car's bold yellow, pink and teal livery, designed by the LEGO design team, doesn't just look different — it means something different.

This is the car that told a generation of girls: there's a seat for you here.

ZENEĀ Bricks lights that story up — literally. Warm amber LEDs flood the underbody, tracing every aerodynamic line of the #32 livery in the dark. The front wing bites. The rear glows. The checkered pattern that makes this car unmistakable on the grid catches the light in a way daylight alone never could.

Ultra-thin wiring disappears between the bricks, leaving only the car — exactly as Esmee takes it to the track in 2026. For the fan who knows this partnership changed something.Ā 

Type: Compatible with LEGOĀ® sets
Material: Eco-friendly ABS plastic

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