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Spark 2019 F1 & Monte Carlo Rally and Bizarre Announcement
Spark
1:18 F1
Spark have just announced their first 1:18 cars for the 2019 F1 season, including the Mercedes-AMG W10s of Hamilton and Bottas, the Alfa Romeo C38s of Räikkönen and Giovinazzi, the Renault R.S. 19s of Ricciardo and Hulkenberg and the Red Bull RB15 of Verstappen and Gasly. These models may be attached to specific race liveries as the season develops. Rounding out the ten are two test cars: Räikkönen's Alfa from its Fiorano shakedown in February and Verstappen's Red Bull from Silverstone.
Above: 18S454 - 1:18 Renault R.S. 19 - #3 Daniel Ricciardo  - 2019 Race TBC
Below: 18S451 - 1:18 Mercedes-AMG W10 - #77 Valtteri Bottas - 2019 Race TBC
Spark
1:43 F1
Following on from the 1:18s above, all those cars will also be made in 1:43, with the addition of the McLaren MCL34s of rookie Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz Jr and the Toro Rossos of Daniil Kyvat and Alexander Albon.
Above: S6083 - 1:43 Alfa Romeo C38 - Kimi Räikkönen - Fiorano Circuit Shakedown 2019
Below: S6078 - 1:43 Red Bull RB15 - #33 Max Verstappen - 2019 Race TBC
Spark
1:43 WRC
Spark have also just announced 15 models of cars that competed in the annual WRC season opener, the Monte Carlo Rally. Naturally there are numerous Ford Fiesta and Citroëns present (including the winning #1 C3 WRC of reigning world drivers' and co-drivers' champions Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia, notching up Citroën's 100th WRC win) along with several Toyotas and a lone Porsche 997.
Above: S5974 - 1:43 Citroën C3 WRC - #1 Ogier / Ingrassia - Winners, 2019 Monte Carlo Rally - Citroën's 100th WRC Victory
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Bizarre
1:43
Bizarre are back with four unusual vehicles, which is their specialty. First up is the supercharged MG streamliner EX-135, which obtained 6 international and 10 American records in the 1,100cc to 1,500cc engine class during Bonneville Speed Week in 1951, driven by Goldie Gardner. There's also a Porsche 356 from the 1997 Speed Week and a hallowed Type 64. The 64 is held by many as the first car to come from what became the Porsche company. Ferry Porsche sold his own car to Austrian motorcycle racer Otto Mathé, who won the 1950 Alpine Rally with it! Finally there's the Honda S-Dream Streamliner, the product of an in-house R&D challenge to produce a land speed record car using an engine of 660cc, in reference to the domestic Japanese Kei-class limit.
Above: B1055 - 1:43 MG EX135 - Bonneville, 1951 - A.T. Goldie Gardner
Below: B1057 - 1:43 Porsche Type 64 - Salzburg Leifering, 1952 - Otto Mathé
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18S454
Spark - 1:18
Renault R.S. 19
Daniel Ricciardo
2019 Race TBC |
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S6078
Spark - 1:43
Red Bull RB15
Max Verstappen
2019 Race TBC
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18S451
Spark - 1:18
Mercedes-AMG W10
Valtteri Bottas
2019 Race TBC |
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S5974
Spark - 1:43
Citroën C3 WRC
#1 Ogier / Ingrassia
Winners
2019 Monte Carlo Rally |
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B1057
Bizarre - 1:43
Porsche Type 64
Otto Mathé
Salzburg, Leifering 1952 |
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S6083
Spark - 1:43
Alfa Romeo C38
Kimi Räikkönen
Fiorano Test |
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B1055
Bizarre - 1:43
MG EX135
Bonneville, 1951
A.T. Goldie Gardener
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