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Carrera GO!!! 64146 Ford Mustang '67 - Racing Blue

Features

• All vehicles have double drag contacts.
• Detailed vehicles that are faithful to the originals, stamp printed.
• Attractive vehicle licenses and racing themes.

Carrera GO!!! 64173 Audi RS 5 DTM "M.Rockenfeller, No.99"

Features

• All vehicles have double drag contacts.
• Detailed vehicles that are faithful to the originals, stamp printed.
• Attractive vehicle licenses and racing themes.

Carrera DIGITAL 132 30941 Dodge Charger Daytona "No.42"

Features

• Digital 132 cars are digitally controlled and individually codable.
• All Carrera Digital 132 cars can be used with Carrera Evolution.
• Tampo-printed, original and detailed cars.
• Realistic acceleration and braking action.
• Mainly with front light (Xenon) and rear/brake light.
• Sound finish of bodywork.

The Winged Legends of the 1969 Grand Prix Championship. Sir Jack Brabham's race team built the Brabham BT26A/2 and was one of the first to experiment with aircraft-inspired wings to create increased downforce. The Scalextric version models the No.8 car raced by Jack Brabham in the International Trophy race at Silverstone, March 30th, 1969. Non-Championship races were often used to test developments on Grand Prix cars and in these early months of 1969 the negatives were yet to outweigh the positive aspects of high mounted aero-wings as the Lotus 49B cars would discover at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Bruce McLaren, fellow Antipodean and friend of Brabham, was also running a high wing on his McLaren M7C No.6 car at the Spanish Grand Prix of 1969. During the race boh Lotus 49B cars driven by Graham Hill and Jochen Rindt crashed heavily after the high wings failed. The potential for these wings to fail with a high risk of injury to drivers and spectators was of grave concern and after just a few brief months of an exciting innovative development, such wings were banned by the FIA authorities. Bruce McLaren fininshed in 2nd place behind Stewart and ahead of Beltoise, Hulme and Surtees - the only drivers to finish the race!

Two icons in one package. Used as a transporter to the works Gulf Porsche race team, this T1b panel van is a sure fire collectable.

Features

• Digital Plug Ready (Digital Plug Not Included)
• Easy Change Pick-Ups
• High Detail
• Magnatraction
• Working Headlights
• Working Rear Lights

Carrera Evolution 27617 Mercedes-AMG GT3 "MANN-FILTER Team HTP, No.47"

Features

• Cars mainly ready for digital upgrade.
• Cars have realistic acceleration and braking action.
• High-quality original detailed and tampo printed.
• Attractive, cutting-edge vehicle licenses.
• Coveted collectors' vehicles: LIMITED EDITIONS in an edition of 1,999 pieces worldwide

Digital Native

The BMW M4 GT3 'Mahle Racing Team', Digital Nürburgring Long-Distance Series, 2021 Slotcar races out of the digital realm and into the real world. It's the first slotcar to be based on a car from the E-Sim Racing Gaming World, having taken part in the first digital Nürburgring long-distance racing series in 2021. At the first time of asking, the racing team of Sami-Matti Trogen and Alexander Arana manoeuvred their car to the top of the podium at this famous E-Sports event.

Data-driven on real Carrera circuits

The Carrera DIGITAL 132 BMW M4 GT3 'Mahle Racing Team', Digital Nürburgring Long-Distance Series, 2021 slotcar is the first model to drive over the line from digital victory to real-world race circuit glory. On top of its attractive design, this car excites with front, rear and brake lights. The slotcar can be individually coded, has digital controls and guarantees great fun and driving thrills for all Carrera fans.

Features

• BMW M4 GT3 'Mahle Racing Team', Digital Nürburgring Long-Distance Series, 2021
• DIGITAL 132
• First slotcar with a digital role model
• Front, rear and brake lights
• Official BMW license
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up

Englishman Gus Greensmith is one of the youngest drivers in the WRC and has proved that his inexperience is no barrier to speed, performing well throughout the 2022 season.

With more power than a Group B car and a livery that stands out even more than the iconic liveries of old, this is a monster of a rally car.

This Scalextric version even comes complete with 4-wheel drive!

Champion at the second attempt

Texas-born Ben Keating has achieved numerous poles and victories during his career. In 2019 his victory in the world-famous 24-hour race was subsequently annulled, but in 2022 he was again at the top of the podium with teammates Marco Sörensen and Henrique Chaves, having won the race in the Aston Martin Vantage GTE ‘TF Sport 4 Horsemen Racing, No. 33’.

British elegance on the racing circuit

The Aston Martin Vantage GTE ‘TF Sport 4 Horsemen Racing, No. 33’ deploys a special front splitter that directs the air down to the diffusor to give the car greater downforce than the GT3 sibling model, without changing the basic appearance of the car. This true-to-the-original replica impresses on Carrera circuits with front and rear lights. The car can be refitted for digital use, and the choice of beginners' or advanced mode makes it great fun for drivers of all ages.

Features

• Aston Martin Vantage GTE « TF Sport 4 Horsemen Racing, n° 33 »
• EVOLUTION
• Front and rear lights
• Official Aston Martin license
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up

An old-school classic

This BMW M1 classic appears in the Zol’Auto livery, bearing the race number 72, and went pedal-to-the-metal at the legendary French venue for 24-hour racing. Team BMW Zol’Auto’s 1981-season drivers were Pierre-François Rousselot, François Sérvanin and Laurent Ferrier. The BMW M1 Procar ‘BMW Zol'Auto, No.72’ 24h, 1981 is a popular choice with its timeless 1980s design and strikingly colourful livery.

Good times never go out of fashion

The Carrera DIGITAL 132 BMW M1 Procar ‘BMW Zol'Auto, No.72’ 24h, 1981 slot car brings the good old days of long-distance motor racing back to bedroom and living room circuits. The distinctive shape of this famous racing car takes everyone back in time. The car livery adds a refreshing splash of colour and the slot car thrills crowds with its front, rear and brake lights. The original BMW reproduction licence permits perfect replication of the iconic rainbow livery. The Carrera car can be individually coded and digitally controlled, guaranteeing fans hours of driving fun.

Features

• Lancia Beta Montecarlo Turbo « Lancia Italia, No 14 », Nürburgring 1980
• DIGITAL 132
• Front, rear and brake lights
• Official Lancia license
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up

Masterful racer for enthusiastic amateur drivers

The 1:32-scale Carrera DIGITAL 132 BMW M6 GT3 ‘Walkenhorst Motorsport, No. 34’ is a perfect scale model of the popular Munich-built touring car. This racing car bore the number 43 for Team Walkenhorst Motorsport and became an important addition to the company’s list of triumphs. In its first year the car racked up several victories, including podium-toppers in the VLN long-distance championship and the 24-hour race at Spa-Francorchamps.

A successful starter – wherever you race

Enthusiastic amateur drivers shouldn't miss out on this scaled-down version of the BMW M6 GT3 for home racing. The braking and accelerating performance of the faithfully reproduced BMW can be personalised for maximum flexibility. The racing car can also be controlled digitally and is fitted with front, rear and brake lights for unbeatable racing fun.

Features

• BMW M6 GT3 « Walkenhorst, No.34 »
• DIGITAL 132
• Driving pleasure in TOTAL design
• Front, rear and brake lights
• Official BMW license
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up

Celebrate British touring car history with the Rover SD1 driven by Steve Soper in the 1983 BTCC season, a season marred by controversy and a post finish exclusion! This Scalextric car embodies the power and elegance of touring car racing, with its distinctive boxy silhouette and vibrant livery.

Designed for high-speed circuits and demanding tracks, the Rover SD1 captures Soper's skill and determination in every curve and lap. Detailed down to its racing modifications and sponsorship decals, this model brings the thrill of BTCC's golden era to your fingertips.

Whether you're a seasoned collector or a racing enthusiast, the Rover SD1 promises an authentic and exhilarating experience on your Scalextric track.

Specification

• Item Length - Without Packaging (cm): 14
• Item Height - Without Packaging (cm): 5
• Item Width - Without Packaging (cm): 6
• Item Weight - Without Packaging: 0.1
• Item Scale: 1:32 Scale
• License: Yes
• License line: Rover is a registered trademark of Jaguar Land Rover Limited Licensed by British Motor Heritage Ltd. Licensing agent LMI
• Colour: Yellow
• Car Number: 4
• Drivers: Steve Soper
• Race: BTCC
• Year: 1983
• Compatible with ARC AIR/ARC ONE: Yes
• Compatible with ARC PRO/Digital: Yes
• Compatible with Spark Plug: Yes
• 360 Guideblade: No
• Digital Plug Installed: No
• Theme: Classic touring
• Super Resistant: No
• DPR: Yes
• High Detail: Yes
• Magnatraction: Yes
• Front Lights: Yes
• Rear Lights: Yes
• Digital Plug Type: C8515
• Manufacturer: Rover
• Easy Change Guide Blade: Yes