Verstappen pole-to-win, Piastri crashes out, Sainz brings Williams back to the podium
Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2025 race review: Verstappen pole-to-win, Piastri crashes out on lap 1, and Sainz takes Williams back to the podium.
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Handcrafted 3D Frame Red Bull RB16B Verstappen #33 Turkish GP
A Farewell to Honda – A Champion's First Title, Forever Framed
This handcrafted 3D display frame showcases the rare and now discontinued 1:43 Red Bull Racing RB16B #33 in the iconic Honda Tribute livery—a historic car that marked a turning point in F1 history.
The RB16B was the machine that propelled Max Verstappen to his first World Championship title in 2021, ending Mercedes' seven-year dominance. At the Turkish Grand Prix, Red Bull ran this special white livery as a heartfelt thank-you to Honda, who was departing as the team’s power unit supplier after 2021.
The livery design paid tribute to the legendary Honda RA272, which earned Honda its first F1 win in 1965. The elegant white base, accented with red circle motifs and Japanese "ありがとう" ("Thank you") on the sidepods, made this car a symbol of respect, heritage, and excellence.
🔴 Limited Legacy: This 1:43 die-cast model has been officially discontinued and is no longer available in retail markets—making it a true collector’s gem.
🖼️ Handcrafted 3D backdrop and frame – designed and built by artists.
📦 Ships within 2 business days.
Whether you’re a Verstappen devotee, a Honda enthusiast, or a collector of iconic F1 moments, this premium piece brings history, craftsmanship, and exclusivity together.
To complete the story behind this handcrafted tribute frame, we highly recommend pairing it with the original model:
👉 1:43 2021 Red Bull RB16B #33 Max Verstappen Die-Cast Model – Honda Tribute | Turkish GP
This model is officially discontinued and globally sold out—an unmissable addition for any serious Red Bull Racing or F1 collector.
Handcrafted 3D Frame Red Bull RB16B Verstappen #33 Turkish GP
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