Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s advisor, puts it, “That makes no sense for us.”Īs a result, when Topps announced its multi-year formal licensing deal with Formula 1 in 2020, the reactions were mixed. So much so that there were rumors of Liberty Media selling and Red Bull publicly denied wanting to buy Formula 1. In 2019, Formula 1 was plagued with a falling number of fans and a lack of appeal to a younger audience. How does it fare? Read our 2021 Topps F1 Lights Out review to find out. Topps F1 Lights Out is the newest release for the sport. Otherwise, that's it as the debut line has no inserts or autographs to chase.After having a minimal presence in the hobby for years, F1 releases seem to be everywhere. Given the added weight of the framed cards in boxes, these are easier to identify so be aware of that when buying boxes online. The one-of-one cards come in gold metal frames. Topps notes that the #/5 and 1/1 parallels are 'Rainbow Foil' editions. Limited parallels arrive in every box, numbered to 99 or less.

The set includes 20 driver cards along with 20 more options among the Rookie Race, World Champion, History Maker and Powertrain cards. In total, there are 40 base cards and seven parallels to collect.

With a dark scheme and neon letters/numbers in the background, the unique design of 2021 Topps Formula 1 Lights Out Racing immediately stands out.

2021 Topps F1 Lights Out Formula 1 Racing Set Details Boxes later appeared on the US site for $45 and didn't last long. The online-exclusive product released on Topps' European sites, including Topps UK for £34.99 (about $47 USD at the time). 2021 Topps F1 Lights Out Racing is a new option for Formula 1 fans.

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