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As well as being famous for his circuit handling skills, Paul Di Resta is also popular because he is spontaneous and easy-going. He showed these qualities when he was asked to stand in for a sick teammate at short notice. He was told he would be driving just hours before the race was due to begin - but reacted calmly and saw the funny side of things. These attributes are now helping him in the Mercedes-AMG C 63 DTM. Things don't always go to plan on the racetrack either. That's when he needs to react quickly out on the track without losing his nerves. The newly developed Mercedes racing car helps di Resta to master such situations and to win races. The Mercedes-AMG C 63 DTM "P. Di Resta, No.3" is equipped with headlights, rear and brake lights, and turns heads with its faithful reproduction of original details. The Carrera car can be individually coded, it's digitally controllable and guarantees genuine racing thrills!

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.

Not suitable for Banked Curves 1 and 2.

A stalwart of the historic and club racing scene in the UK Tony Paxman has been racing this beautiful light blue Escort MK1 for some time now, and has achieved real success, especially in the Scalextric supported Modified Ford Series.

Powered by a well developed engine the little Escort regularly embarrasses more modern machinery, and Tony really knows how to drive the wheels off the car!

Technical sophistication

The KTM X-BOW GTX boasts a number of new technical highlights, enhanced ergonomics, improved controllability, and revolutionary safety standards. The car seems bound to succeed. Nevertheless, Czech driver Marek Rybnicek had to withdraw his KTM X-BOW GTX ‘Liqui Moly, No.104’ from the European Hill Climb Championship race in Sternberk after a controversial FIA decision.

Ready for home circuit racing

Nothing can stop the KTM X-BOW GTX ‘Liqui Moly, No.104’ on Carrera home circuits, but the degree of on-track success here is purely down to your skills on the controller handset. The car can be given a digital decode for digital use and guarantees unbeatable fun for drivers of all ages. Beginners' or advanced modes mean it can be adapted to the individual driver's skill level.

Features

• KTM X-BOW GTX « Liqui Moly, n°104"
• EVOLUTION
• Front and rear lights
• Official KTM license
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up

Carrera DIGITAL 132 30987 Mercedes AMG C 63 DTM "P.Wehrlein, No.94"

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.

After a solid start to the season, Josh Cook headed for Oulton Park for rounds 10, 11, & 12. A good effort in Qualifying saw him start 10th on the grid. He then went on to score points in all 3 races finishing 7th, 6th and 5th.

Another great addition to the Scalextric Hyper car line up the Rasio C20 in red is a striking and durable car!

Perfect for cruising the Scalextric city streets or tearing up the track, this powerful machine is a guaranteed winner!

Specifications

• Item Scale: 1:32 Scale

• Batteries Required: No

• License: No

• Colour: Red

• 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: Super resistant

• Super Resistant: Yes

• DPR: Yes

• High Detail: No

• Magnatraction: Yes

• Front Lights: No

• Rear Lights: No

• Siren: No

• Digital Plug Type: C8515

Essex based Aston Martin specialist Rikki Cann, has campaigned this V8 Aston now for the best part of a decade. A multiple champion in the AMOC series, this Gulf coloured V8 is a well known sight on the UK racing scene, often embarrassing much more modern machinery and leaving tyre marks and competitors alike in its wake as it power slides out of bends!

Specification

• Item Scale : 1:32 Scale
• Batteries Required : No
• License : Yes
• Release type : New Livery
• Colour : Blue
• Car Number : 19
• Drivers : Rikki Cann
• Race : AMOC
• Year : 2019
• 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 : Gulf
• Super Resistant : No
• DPR : Yes
• High Detail : Yes
• Magnatraction : Yes
• Front Lights : No
• Rear Lights : Yes
• Siren : No
• Digital Plug Type : C8515
• Manufacturer : Aston Martin

Despite a tough start to the 2020 season the Civic of Jake Hill, ran by MB Motorsports accelerated by blue square, proved to be a regular fixture at the front of the competitive British Touring Car Championship field.

A maiden podium of the campaign at Oulton was very much overdue, and this exciting and quick Civic makes the perfect companion to the other BTCC Scalextric cars in the Scalextric range.

The Honda Civic comes in display case and supplied with spare pick-up braids.

Features

• High Detail

• Xenon Effect Headlights

• Working Rear Lights

• Magnatraction

• Easy Change Pick-Ups

• Digital Plug Ready (Digital plug not included)

Specifications

• Length: 131mm

• Height: 40mm

• Wheelbase: 82mm

• Front Track: 58mm

• Rear Track: 58mm

• Magnet: Yes

• Motor: S-Can 18,000rpm

• Motor Mount: Inline

• Drivetrain: 2WD

• Pinion/Gear: 9/27

• Front Wheels: Plastic

• Rear Wheels: Plastic

• Front Tyres: Rubber 19.5mm

• Rear Tyres: Rubber 19.5mm

• Lights: Front & Rear

Retro look for home motordromes

The Carrera EVOLUTION Ford GT Race Car ‘No. 67’ is a scale model of the Ford GT racing car. The Ford GT was the last car produced by the Detroit automobile manufacturers to compete at the legendary long-distance race in northern France for a while. The number 67 is a reference to the famous winning car driven by Gurney and Foyt, the 1967 Ford MK IV. The striking red and white livery guarantees this GT the full attention of every spectator. The elegant 656-hp sports car was sold in a strictly limited edition by the manufacturers, Chip Ganassi Racing, and came to dominate long-distance racing.

A red-hot head-turner

The 1:32-scale Ford GT also attracts stares as it flies around the bends of home-based slot racing circuits. The official Ford reproduction licence enables the slotcar to be built to almost perfectly replicate every detail of the original. The replica is fitted with working front and rear lights. The Carrera car can be refitted for digital racing with a digital decode and guarantees genuine racing fun for everyone.

Features

• Ford GT Race Car ‘No. 67’
• EVOLUTION
• Front and rear lights
• Official Ford 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 repeatedly popular choice with its 1980s design and strikingly colourful livery.

Good times never go out of fashion

The Carrera EVOLUTION 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 slotcar thrills crowds with its front and rear lights. The original BMW reproduction licence permits perfect replication of the iconic rainbow livery. The car can be given a separate digital decode for digital use, and the choice of beginners' or advanced mode means it can be adapted to the individual driver's skill level.

Features

• BMW M1 Procar 'BMW Zol'Auto, No.72' 24h, 1981
• EVOLUTION
• Front and rear lights
• Official BMW license
• 1:32-scale
• 8 years and up