1:18 MotoGP Motorcycle Models – Repsol Honda #93, Ducati Champion & Red Bull KTM Collectibles[final clearance sale!]

Marc Marquez #93 | Pol Espargaro #44 | Ducati Championship #1 / #23 & Red Bull KTM | Collector's Edition 

Marc Márquez (#93) – The King’s Reign :

• 2019 6th Title : Defended his crown with a record 420 points, becoming Honda’s youngest 6-time champion.
• 2020 Comeback Saga : Returned from 4 right-arm surgeries to win the 2021 German GP in rain-soaked conditions.
• Technical Legacy : His knee-dragging style (68° lean angle) redefined MotoGP™ racing lines. 
  

 Francesco Bagnaia (#1 / #63) – The Reign of a Back-to-Back Champion

Ducati Lenovo Team's Dominant 2023 Triumph

This model faithfully recreates the Desmosedici GP23 —the championship-winning motorcycle ridden by Francesco Bagnaia (#1)   during Ducati Lenovo Team’s historic 2023 MotoGP™ season. Key highlights of their dominance:

• 17 Wins in 20 Races : Set a new MotoGP™ single-season win-rate record (85%).

• Double Title Sweep : Bagnaia’s victory at Valencia Grand Prix, combined with teammate Enea Bastianini , secured Ducati’s Team   and Manufacturer Championships .

• Iconic Red Livery : Transitioned from Mission Winnow branding to a bold Ducati-red design, emphasizing the Lenovo   partnership.

 Enea Bastianini (#23) – The ‘Beast’s’ Quest for Redemption :

Introduction: The Italian Prodigy of the Rookies Cup
In 2013, a 15-year-old Enea Bastianini claimed two wins in the  Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup , simultaneously competing in Italy’s Moto3™ Championship. By 2014, he stormed into the World Championship with Junior Team GO&FUN, heralded as Italy’s next racing prodigy.

Pol Espargaró (#44) – A Decade of Grit :

Introduction: Rise of a Lightweight Prodigy
In 2006, a 15-year-old Pol Espargaro debuted in the 125cc World Championship, clinching the Spanish National title that same year. By 2009, the Spaniard earned his maiden Grand Prix win and Rookie of the Year honors, signaling the rise of a relentless competitor.

Miguel Oliveira (#88) – The Rain Master Who Rose From Injuries in MotoGP 

Miguel Oliveira’s name is synonymous with resilience in MotoGP. Over two decades, the Portuguese rider has demonstrated how to cling to passion through peaks and valleys, while his “Rain Master” feats have left the world in awe.

Oliveira’s story is far from over. He is not just a racer but a warrior of fate. As he once said: “Racing taught me that true victory isn’t about beating others—it’s about surpassing the person you were yesterday.”

Why This Model is a Must-Have Collectible

• 🏁 【Champion’s Legacy】
  The Honda #93 model embodies Marc Márquez’s "Alien Era" dominance. Cloaked in fiery red with gold-accented numbers, it immortalizes the six-time champion’s record-shattering career. A must-have for fans celebrating the original king of modern MotoGP.
• 🔥 【Red Rebellion】
  The Ducati #1 model honors Francesco Bagnaia’s 2022 title-winning ride. Its crimson body bears the宣言 “21st Century’s First Factory Champions,” symbolizing Ducati’s historic dethroning of Honda. For believers in Italian engineering’s comeback story.
• ⚡️ 【Underdog Glory】
  Ducati #23 captures Enea Bastianini’s epic Sepang overtake. With beast-inspired graphics and metallic night-green paint, it celebrates the rookie-turned-podium-slayer—ideal for daredevils rewriting their own rules.
• 💥 【Phoenix Spirit】
  Honda #44 mirrors Pol Espargaró’s never-quit grit. Matte-finish tanks showcase his “For Dad” tribute, while crackle-paint details echo his iconic Barcelona comeback. For warriors who rise stronger after every fall.
• 🎖️ 【Culture Collision】
  The Red Bull #88 Special Edition immortalizes Miguel Oliveira’s Red Bull Ring triumph. Energy-burst graphics and hidden circuit coordinates mark this crossover icon—where motorsport glory meets streetwise collectible culture.