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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🏁 A Tribute to Scuderia Ferrari’s Legacy and Leclerc’s Journey Down Under
This 1:24 scale die-cast model replicates the Ferrari SF90 #16, piloted by Charles Leclerc during the 2023 Australian Grand Prix held at Melbourne’s iconic Albert Park Circuit. The SF90 marked a key moment in Ferrari’s modern Formula 1 history — originally introduced in 2019 to celebrate 90 years of the Scuderia Ferrari team (“SF90” = “Scuderia Ferrari 90”).
Though it was retired from active racing, the SF90 remains an iconic representation of Ferrari’s engineering prowess and racing tradition. In select 2023 promotional events and commemorative designs, Ferrari continued to pay tribute to the SF90, making this model especially significant for collectors.
Charles Leclerc, driving car #16, carries the hopes of the Scuderia’s revival era. His presence at the Australian GP brings energy to a race known for surprises and tight battles.
Meticulously detailed with sponsor logos, aerodynamic bodywork, and Ferrari's iconic red livery, this model is a statement piece for every F1 enthusiast. Extremely limited availability – secure yours before it’s gone.
1:43 Ferrari 2023 SF90 #16 – Australian GP
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