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From next year Hot Wheels will partner with Formula 1 and they will produce toy replicas of F1 cars. Because of this new deal Formula 1 fans can hold their favourite cars in their hand from next year. Mattel is the official owner of Hot Wheels Toys and they are operating from America. They will now have the opportunity to produce toys replicating the Formula 1 cars and they will be available from 2025. These toys will be coming with the same livery and interchangeable tyres mimicking their real inspirations. 

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Special limited edition Hot Wheels car

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But to celebrate the Mattel and Formula 1 partnership Hot Wheels will be producing a special edition car which will be limited with Hot Wheels livery on its metal body and interchangeable tyres. This special edition car is fully white and grey along with Hot Wheels livery. The car also comes with many pairs of Hard, medium and soft tyres.

Next year is going to be a big year for Hot Wheels and Formula 1 as new regulations will be implemented from the 2026 season. Also, Lewis Hamilton moving to Ferrari will be a very big thing. So the promoters of both Hotwheels and Formula1 will be looking to double up their revenue. The Diecast models are very popular and fan favourites. Hot Wheels deal will help more fans especially younger ones to play with their favourite Formula 1 drivers' cars.

The cars produced by Hotwheels are very high quality as children play with them regularly. This partnership can promote Formula 1 races among children who can also be attracted to racing and could become future F1 champions. Hot Wheels have a long history of sponsoring races. They sponsored many drivers in NASCAR, Monster Jam, and 24 Hours Le Mans. They were also part of many movies like ‘Back to the Future’, ‘Fast and the Furious’, and ‘Mission Impossible’. They also collaborated with Forza Horizon for game development.

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