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🏆 The White Legend of Honda's Farewell – RB16B #33
At the 2021 Turkish GP, Red Bull Racing honored Honda’s F1 farewell season with a unique white livery—echoing the design of Honda’s first-ever F1 victory car from 1965. Originally planned for Japan, the livery made its debut in Istanbul after the race calendar shifted.
Max Verstappen, in the #33 car, secured P2 and retook the championship lead, marking a crucial moment on his road to the 2021 World Title.
This 1:43 scale die-cast model captures the exact tribute livery with white bodywork, red accents, and authentic sponsor details. Now completely discontinued and sold out globally, it stands as a true treasure for collectors and F1 enthusiasts.
🔔 Note: This is a limited-edition, discontinued item. Returns are not accepted unless the item has a quality issue.
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[Discontinued Collector’s Item] 1:43 Red Bull 2021 RB16B Max Verstappen #33 – Turkish GP
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