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1968 saw Ford continue their successful attempts at the world’s greatest and oldest active endurance race, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. 2018 marks 50 years of Ford’s third successive win, and the first for a car sponsored by Gulf Oil, who’s famous blue and orange colours would soon become as synonymous with motorsport as the race itself.

Despite two of the three entered cars failing to finish, the winning machine of Rodriguez and Bianchi triumphed by a number of laps over the second and third place Porsches, with the race proving to be one of attrition with only sixteen classified finishers.

This set combines all three of the Gulf entered cars, as a perfect way to commemorate the first win at Le Mans for both Gulf and the Ford GT40 MKI, with the MKIV Ford and the MKII being victorious in both 1967 and 1966 respectively.

Chevrolet ZL-1 Camaro ATCC 1972

The first round of the 1972 Australian Touring Car Championship at Symmonds Plains saw defending ATCC Champion, Bob Jane, place second in his ZL-1 Camaro. In 1972 he won his second ATCC Championship earning four wins throughout the season.

Features

• Australian only Limited Edition release.
• Digital Plug Ready (Digital Plug Not Included)
• Easy Change Pick-ups
• High Detail
• Magnatraction
• Working Rear Lights

Carrera DIGITAL 132 30922 Porsche 935 GT2 "No.70"

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.

In 2015 former world champion Fernando Alonso launched his bid for Formula 1 glory in this McLaren Honda with a slim rear end. The Spaniard has signed a 3-year contract with the British McLaren racing team, which has again chosen to work with Honda engines - a high-potential combination! The 1:43 scale Carrera GO!!! McLaren Honda MP4-30 Slotcar "F.Alonso, No.14" is a thrilling, faithfully detailed reproduction. This Carrera car is perfect for introducing children of 6 years and upwards to the fascinating Carrera Racing World!

Features

• All cars are fi tted with double contact brushes.
• Original and detailed cars, tampo printed.

Carrera GO!!! 64132 Audi RS 5 DTM "R.Rast, No.33"

Features

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

1970s sports car classic

The new arrival in the Carrera stable, the De Tomaso Pantera 'No.22', combines charm and 70s coolness with distinctive timelessness. To this day, the mid-engine model remains the most successful car ever built by the Italian carmaker with Argentinian roots. It's a perfect combination of Italian design and US-American engine-building expertise. The De Tomaso Pantera was only produced 7000 times and is now a popular collectors' item. The 5.7-litre V8 engine packs a 480-hp punch - so expect good things in battles on the racetrack!

Italian flair out on the racing circuit

The cult De Tomaso Pantera with the no.22 impresses all drivers and spectators around your home-based racing circuit. Tidy design work and a stylish tail wing guarantee you look the part out on the track. The EVOLUTION model is fitted with front and rear lights and promises amazing racing fun.

Features

• De Tomaso Pantera 'No. 22'
• EVOLUTION
• Thrilling 1970s race car classic on the Carrera circuit
• Front and rear lights
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up

While the C variant of the Brabham BT46 is the more famous of the family, due to its fan, the B model was a successful machine in its own right. In this particular example John Watson came second in the fateful 1978 Italian Grand Prix, just behind teammate Niki Lauda in a similar car. While the event itself was overshadowed by the tragic death of Ronnie Peterson, the 1-2 for Brabham was still an impressive result.

Specification

• Item Scale: 1:32 Scale
• License: Yes
• License line: The 'Brabham' name and trademarks are protected in the UK, EU and elsewhere. They are used here under license from Brabham Group Limited.
• Release type: New tooling
• Colour: Red
• Car Number: 2
• Drivers: John Watson
• Race: Italian GP
• Year:¬† 1978
• Compatible with ARC AIR/ARC ONE: Yes
• Compatible with ARC PRO/Digital: Digital chip required
• Compatible with Spark Plug: Yes
• 360 Guideblade: No
• Decal Sheet Included: No
• Digital Plug Installed: No
• Theme: Single seater
• Super Resistant: No
• DPR: No
• High Detail: Yes
• Magnatraction: Yes
• Front Lights: No
• Rear Lights: No
• Siren: No
• Digital Plug Type: C7005
• Manufacturer: Brabham
• Flashing Lights: No

Racing debut for drivers and rides

Schubert Motorsport rolled out two brand-new BMW M4 GT3s for the GT Masters 2022. The no. 10 car was driven by Niklas Krütten of Trier, at just 19 years of age, and by the 24-year-old British driver Ben Green – both of whom burst onto the GT Masters scene in 2022. Two victories, two poles and two fastest laps were a great start for the debut drivers and their new drives.

Head-turners for every home

The faithfully-detailed replica car makes a mean impression at home on the Carrera racetrack with its stylish and sophisticated black livery and green accents. Foot-to-the-floor action is the least you can expect from the individually codable and digitally controllable car with real front, rear and brake lights!

Features

• BMW M4 GT3 ‘Schubert Motorsport, No.10’
• DIGITAL 132
• Front, rear and brake lights
• Official BMW license
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up

Scalextric AU Holden XU-1 Torana No.2 Bathurst 1973 Ltd Ed.

• Drivers: Bob Jane and John Harvey.
• 2024 Australian exclusive limited edition 1/32 slot car.
• Made by Scalextric UK for the Australian market.
• The Scalextric Holden XU-1 Torana comes in display case and is supplied with spare pick-up braids.

Features

• 1/32 scale slot car
• High Detail
• Working Headlights
• Working Rear Lights
• Magnatraction
• Easy Change Pick-Ups
• Digital Plug Ready (Digital plug not included)

Step into the golden age of Formula 1 with the BRM P57, commemorating its victorious run at the 1962 Dutch GP. Crafted with meticulous detail, this World Champion Edition Scalextric car captures the essence of motorsport history.

From its sleek, aerodynamic design to the authentic livery that adorned Graham Hill's championship-winning car, every curve and line pays homage to a pinnacle moment in racing.

Feel the thrill as you race on your track, reliving the speed and precision that crowned the BRM P57 as a champion of its era.

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: Approved and Licensed by British Racing Motors Limited
• Colour: Green
• Car Number: 17
• Drivers: Graham Hill
• Race: Dutch Grand Prix
• Year: 1962
• Compatible with ARC AIR/ARC ONE: Yes
• Compatible with ARC PRO/Digital: No
• Compatible with Spark Plug: Yes
• 360 Guideblade: No
• Digital Plug Installed: No
• Theme: Single seater
• Super Resistant: No
• DPR: No
• High Detail: Yes
• Magnatraction: Yes
• Digital Plug Type: C7005
• Manufacturer: BRM
• Easy Change Guide Blade: Yes

The E-type made its debut in Australian motorsport in late 1963 at the hands of Bob Jane. The charismatic and successful Australian driver won a number of races and championships at the wheel of his distinctive E-type Jaguar. Notably at Bathurst.