Formula One drivers are criticizing a planned parade lap in Lego vehicles ahead of Sunday’s British Grand Prix. Multiple outlets report that LEGO and F1 announced the 22 drivers will take a lap of Silverstone in small cars made from thousands of Lego bricks, following a viral fan response from a similar LEGO concept earlier last year. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is quoted as saying the Lego cars make drivers look like “kids and clowns,” and he suggests the usual pre-race format—drivers being taken around the circuit—would be preferable. Other coverage similarly describes the comments as part of a broader reaction from drivers, with Sky News reporting criticism from top figures in the sport. Meanwhile, the LEGO/F1 initiative is positioned as an effort to reimagine what initially delighted fans, building on the earlier viral element. The reports do not indicate any formal change to the event, but they do describe the drivers’ concerns about presentation and how the Lego format will be perceived by audiences at the track and online.