Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20

Name: LEGO Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 77243
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 77243
Rating: 4.84 (3668 reviews)

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Owner ratings

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Consensus

BUY

BrickScore

Highly Recommended

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Synthesized Verdict

"With a BrickScore of 81.6 and an owner average of 4.84 across nearly 3,700 ratings, the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 earns its Highly Recommended tier as the most visually polished car in the 2025 F1 Speed Champions wave, even if the sticker count and creeping price temper the enthusiasm slightly."

Three expert reviewers converge on a strong positive verdict for the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20, praising the exceptional livery translation and smooth sidepod design as the best in the current F1 Speed Champions lineup. Owner ratings across 3,668 reviews back up the enthusiasm, averaging 4.84 out of 5 with Amazon buyers giving it 4.9. The BrickScore of 81.6 reflects reviewers who found it a highly satisfying Speed Champions entry, though all three noted the still-substantial sticker count and a minifigure that lacks driver-specific detail.

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LOVED (7)

01Exceptional livery accuracy: dark blue, yellow, and red color scheme captures Red Bull's iconic look
02Smoother sidepod design than other cars in the F1 range, creating a clean, cohesive aesthetic
03New 2x4 curved wedge slopes and specialized suspension and wheel deflector pieces
04Premium printed elements on key areas, including the Red Bull airbox logos (no sticker), front nose, and HRC slope
05Red-walled soft tyres providing visual distinction
06More engaging and approachable sticker experience than the Ferrari set in the same wave
07Innovative rear-wheel build technique using minifigure neck brackets and inverted building

CRITICIZED (7)

0135-sticker sheet is still tedious, with small fiddly stickers on inner lines
02Minifigure lacks driver-specific identity or sponsor details, with a blocky helmet that sits too high above the Halo
03Double supports on the air intake (a distinctive real-car feature) are not represented
04Halo cannot fully open despite being hinged
05Price has crept up compared to earlier Speed Champions sets; $26.99 is not seen as a bargain
06Simpler build techniques compared to the Ferrari SF-24 in the same wave
07Some sticker color matching could be improved

What reviewers are saying

"I have been looking forward to seeing how the eye-catching Red Bull livery would translate to LEGO form and the combination of dark blue and yellow is appealing, as expected"

Brickset Reviews

"The LEGO designers have done an absolutely fantastic job translating the livery to LEGO form, using a beautiful combination of dark blue, yellow, and black (plus some important red highlights) that perfectly capture the …"

Jay's Brick Blog

"this one has fewer pieces and I felt it during the build this is definitely easier simpler went together faster and had in my opinion less interesting techniques still very very good"

JANG's LEGO Reviews

Ecosystem

77246 Visa Cash App VCARB 01 — Both sets feature printed air intakes (vs stickers on all other F1 cars). RB20 chosen by some collectors over VCARB because of superior overall livery and design.

77251 McLaren F1 Team MCL38 — Part of ten-car 2025 F1 range. Red Bull offers improved proportions, suspension, and deflectors compared to McLaren and Aston Martin sets from 2023/2024

Rastar Red Bull set — Commenter compared LEGO RB over Rastar, finding LEGO superior: Rastar 'seems rather rough'

CaDa Sauber set — CaDa Sauber set 'makes mince meat out of the Lego one (well, apart from those front suspension pieces that is)' suggesting CaDa superior except for LEGO's new suspension parts

Speed ChampionsTier 1Investment Grade

By Reviewer · 3

Avg score

Consensus

BUY

Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

BUY

"I have been looking forward to seeing how the eye-catching Red Bull livery would translate to LEGO form and the combination of dark blue and yellow is appealing, as expected"

Key Pros

✓Eye-catching dark blue and yellow livery translates beautifully to LEGO
✓Smooth side pod design—probably the smoothest in the entire F1 range
✓Outstanding attention to detail on Pegasus symbols (correctly face forward on end plates, requiring two different tiles)

Key Cons

✕High sticker count (35 stickers) still tedious despite being fewer than Ferrari
✕Double supports on air intake are not represented—distinctive real-car feature missing

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Jay's Brick Blog

Editorial Source

BUY

Key Pros

✓Exceptional livery translation capturing Red Bull's iconic dark blue, yellow, and red colour scheme
✓Clever and engaging build process with innovative techniques
✓Excellent design aesthetics with accurate nose striping, sidepods, and rear wing

Key Cons

✕Sidepod/underfloor shaping is slightly simpler than some other F1 Speed Champions sets
✕Minifigure lacks sponsor details, appearing too plain without actual Max Verstappen licensed figure

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JANG's LEGO Reviews

Expert Video Source

"this one has fewer pieces and I felt it during the build this is definitely easier simpler went together faster and had in my opinion less interesting techniques still very very good"

Key Pros

✓Excellent premium print quality on key elements
✓New specialized suspension and parts
✓More complex build than pre-2025 F1 sets

Key Cons

✕Simpler and less interesting techniques than the prior Ferrari F1 set
✕Sticker quality and color matching could be better

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Exclusivity

Brickset Reviews: Wide retail release (LEGO official channels)

Jay's Brick Blog: Standard retail release available from 1 March 2025 on LEGO.com, Amazon.com, and as part of the LEGO Ultimate Formula 1 Collector's Pack

Resale

Brickset Reviews: Early online discounts suggest potential for secondary market, but team popularity may sustain value

Jay's Brick Blog: Given Red Bull Racing's track record with F1 liveries and Max Verstappen's legend status, the set is anticipated to have strong lasting appeal and may become a LEGO F1 hallmark for years to come.

Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (1)

Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 Driver

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Combined suspension and wheel deflectors for front wheels
New highly specialised elements introduced for 2025 F1 range; deflectors curve realistically around tyres
Very good dark blue printing on yellow piece for 1x6 curved slope on nose
High-quality printing going right to the edges, representing colour change on real car without dual-moulding
2x4 curved wedge slopes for rear side pods
New parts similar to 2x3 curved wedge slopes introduced previously; create smooth bodywork
2x2 half rounded tile in cockpit area
Unique technique shared only with 77246 VCARB set; halo stanchion rests behind this piece
1x1 tooth plates for barge board texture
Added realistic texture to barge boards behind front wheels
Red-walled tyres (softs)
Completes the three tyre compounds (soft, medium, hard) across the 2025 F1 range with Ferrari and McLaren

What Owners Say · summarized from 10 written reviews (LEGO, Amazon, Walmart)

Owners love the detailed F1 design and fast, rewarding build, but struggle with sticker placement clarity and instruction color contrast in darker sections.

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