Does the LEGO Fusion app still work with this set?

No, the companion app has been discontinued, so the scanning and digital racing feature no longer functions, though the physical models can still be built.

How big is this set compared to other LEGO sets?

At 223 pieces it's a compact set, usually finished in one sitting, making it a good fit for a shorter build.

Does the set come with any minifigures?

No, Create and Race focuses entirely on the track and vehicle pieces and includes no minifigures.

Fusion

Create and Race

Create and Race was part of LEGO® Fusion, a short-lived 2014 range that paired physical building with a companion app: you built a track or vehicle, scanned it, and raced it digitally. With 223 pieces in black, white, silver and orange, the set gives you enough bricks for several track layouts of your own.

Set number: 21206
Year: 2014
Pieces: 223
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Fusion
Different parts: 80

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 80

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

A racing game built from bricks

Create and Race belonged to LEGO® Fusion, a 2014 theme that linked real building to a mobile app rather than telling a single fixed story. The idea was straightforward: build a track, ramp or car from the set, hold it up to a camera, and watch it come to life inside a digital racing game on your device. It was an unusual approach for LEGO at the time, closer to a construction toy for a game engine than a display model, and it sat alongside other Fusion sets built around city design and resort building rather than racing.

What's in the box

The set includes 223 pieces across 80 distinct parts, kept to a tight colour scheme of black, light bluish grey, white and a bright orange that reads clearly as a racing accent. There are no minifigures here – the design puts all its attention on the track pieces and the vehicle itself rather than on characters to drive it. Looking down the parts list on this page, most elements are general-purpose plates, tiles and wheel components rather than one-off specialist pieces, which is typical for a set meant to be reshaped into different layouts.

A quick, approachable build

At 223 pieces, this sits firmly in the smaller size class, and most builders can finish it in a single sitting rather than an evening-spanning project. That makes it a reasonable pick for a younger or less experienced builder, or for anyone who wants a short, self-contained build rather than a multi-stage set. Because the design was always meant to be rearranged for scanning rather than built once and displayed, there's no single correct finished shape, which leaves room to experiment with the layout.

Reusing the parts today

The companion app behind LEGO Fusion is long gone, so the scanning and racing side of the set no longer works, but the bricks themselves are as usable as ever. Because the 80 parts lean towards generic plates, wheels and connectors rather than theme-specific moulds, they slot easily into other vehicle or track builds. Use the parts list on this page to check exactly which pieces and colours are included before combining them with bricks from your own collection.

FAQ

Does the LEGO Fusion app still work with this set?: No, the companion app has been discontinued, so the scanning and digital racing feature no longer functions, though the physical models can still be built.
How big is this set compared to other LEGO sets?: At 223 pieces it's a compact set, usually finished in one sitting, making it a good fit for a shorter build.
Does the set come with any minifigures?: No, Create and Race focuses entirely on the track and vehicle pieces and includes no minifigures.