MoneyGram Haas F1 Team VF-24

Name: LEGO MoneyGram Haas F1 Team VF-24 77250
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 77250

75 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2024242 pcsHigh agreement · 93%

Expert reviews

5analyzed

Owner ratings

953

BrickScore

Recommended

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

"A cleverly engineered Speed Champions model that earns its BrickScore of 75.4 through inventive sidepod striping techniques and a satisfying build, though the simplified minifigure and Haas's lower fan profile keep it just short of the wave's top entries."

Reviewers largely agree the Haas VF-24 translates the team's distinctive livery into LEGO form with impressive ingenuity, earning a BrickScore of 75.4 Jay's Brick Blog praised the clever sidepod striping techniques and varied build process, while Brickset found it competent but not among the wave's standouts. Owners are notably more enthusiastic, rating it 4.86 out of 5 across 916 reviews, well above the mixed-to-positive expert consensus.

Where they split: Jay's Brick Blog rated it 80 and recommended buying, calling it a great build from start to finish. Brickset scored it 68 and suggested waiting, citing the awkward side-view airbox and the Haas team's lower prestige relative to Ferrari and Red Bull within the range. Owners at 4.86 stars sit firmly on the enthusiastic side of that split.

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LOVED (9)

01Clever printed quarter tiles and sideways-mounted bars replicating the white sidepod striping
02Bold red highlights on front and rear wings capturing the livery accurately
03DRS actuator detail using a mech finger piece

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CRITICIZED (7)

01Minifigure racing suit is inaccurate and significantly simplified, lacking sponsor details
02Black pants on the driver do not match the real Haas suit
03Some 1x1 stickers are tricky to apply and align

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Build Facts what critics report

⏱ Build time

~35 minutes

🧩 Difficulty

intermediate

🎯 Audience

adults

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

designhaaswhiteteamotherspeedchampionsstickersliveryvisualcollectiondetailsfrontlooksamongaccuratecomparedwingcarsfacedriverprintedcurveddetailfingerreardisplaybuilders

What reviewers are saying

"The American underdog gets the brick treatment. White, red, and ready to prove the doubters wrong on your shelf."

The Earl of Bricks

"For many of these LEGO Speed Champions Formula 1 cars, their final look is incredibly dependent on how good the livery looks, but for 77250 MoneyGram Haas F1 Team VF-24, the LEGO Speed Champions team hit the jackpot."

Brick Fanatics

Ecosystem

Alpine A524 (#77248) 82 — The Haas shares the same fundamental chassis architecture, but the white livery makes structural choices more visible than darker cars, which is an advantage for technique study. If you want to understand how Speed Champions F1 cars are engineered, building the Haas first and then building a dark-liveried car like the Alpine reveals the chassis design.

VCARB 01 (#77246) 75 — The same fundamental chassis architecture diverges through livery-specific element selections. Building the Haas alongside the VCARB can illuminate the chassis design differences.

Williams/Haas City-scale set (#60464) 60 — Pairing the Speed Champions Haas with the City-scale Haas from the Williams/Haas two-pack provides the same team at two different scales. The Speed Champions version naturally captures more detail, but the juxtaposition reveals interesting design decisions about what gets prioritized at each scale.

Other 2025 F1 Speed Champions 74 — Among the blues, oranges, greens, and reds of the grid, the predominantly white Haas serves as a visual palette cleanser—a moment of rest for the eye that makes the surrounding cars look more vivid by contrast. Its value increases significantly if building the complete grid, where its white livery becomes an essential contrast piece.

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BUY

"The American underdog gets the brick treatment. White, red, and ready to prove the doubters wrong on your shelf."

Key Pros

✓Clean white and red livery looks elegant on display
✓Smooth build with no frustrating color-management steps
✓White elements are genuinely useful for MOC builders

Key Cons

✕Predominantly white build may feel less visually exciting during construction
✕Sticker reliance for sponsor details

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Key Pros

✓Sleek, classy design with striking visual contrasts
✓Clever and superior sticker placement that maintains visual cohesion
✓Immaculate printing on front wing with fine Haas badge details

Key Cons

✕Unnecessary dual face print on minifigure creates an overlooked visibility problem
✕Half the driver's face is always visible from behind

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (1)

MoneyGram Haas F1 Team VF-24 Driver

Standout parts (per reviewers)

White plates, slopes, and tiles
White elements are heavily emphasized and genuinely useful for MOC builders, as white is one of the colors that gets consumed quickly in MOC projects for modular building facades, winter scenes, medical vehicles, and modern architecture
Livery color-blocking through strategic plate placement
The transition from white body to red accents is handled through strategic plate placement rather than stickers for the major color zones, with red elements slotting into white bodywork at natural break points
Sidepod undercut technique and rear diffuser detailing
Shares the same underlying chassis architecture as other 2025 F1 Speed Champions with inverted slopes creating the ground-effect tunnel and front wing using thin plate elements for multi-element aero surfaces
Sticker placement across two elements
Cleverly positioned on a forgiving black backdrop without splitting a single letter cleanly down the middle; the continuing white line creates a cohesive look, superior to how 77248 BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 handles this.
Immaculate printing on the front wing
Captures the finer details of the Haas badge and branding with precision.

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Buyer Ratings

Amazon4.9

701 reviews

96%