To celebrate its forty years of F1, Renault partnered with the LEGO company to build a full-scale R.S.17 car from over 600,000 of the famous toy company's plastic bricks!
The car is currently on display at the manufacturer's flagship Atelier Renault space in Paris, on the Champs-Elysées.
The R.S.17's only authentic elements are its wheels, its seat and the steering wheel, while its construction took a full three weeks.
We doubt it complies with Formula 1's minimum weight restrictions...
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