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The first Hot Wheels F1 collection will include 1:64 scale models of cars from eight F1 teams. The post F1: Hot Wheels reveals F1 race car collections and tracks for 2025 appeared first on The Manual.

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Ferrari did recently rejoin the Hot Wheels family, so it's possible the Scuderia is added to the collection at a later date. Basic cars sell individually for $1.25, and a five-pack runs for $6.25.