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 Special Edition for Japan’s Grand Prix
The 2025 Japanese GP marked a symbolic return to Honda’s homeland, where Red Bull Racing unveiled the RB21 in a powerful display of engineering excellence. This commemorative die-cast model captures that moment — featuring the cars of Max Verstappen (#1) and Yuki Tsunoda (#22), united under Red Bull’s and Honda’s shared legacy.
🏁 Max Verstappen – Relentless Precision
As the reigning world champion, Verstappen continues to dominate the grid with unmatched consistency and speed. His RB21 reflects Red Bull’s pursuit of perfection — aerodynamics, stability, and raw power engineered to win.
🔴 Yuki Tsunoda – The Home Hero
Representing Japan on home soil, Tsunoda’s Suzuka performance was both emotional and electrifying. His drive symbolized Honda’s pride and Japan’s deep connection to the sport, making this set an iconic piece for F1 fans and collectors alike.
🧩 Collector’s Display Model
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Official 1:43 scale Red Bull Racing RB21 replicas (#1 & #22)
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Fine paint details with Japanese GP markings
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Precision die-cast body with authentic sponsor logos
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Comes in a premium commemorative box
1:43 Red Bull 2025 RB21 Max Verstappen #1 & Yuki Tsunoda #22 - Japanese GP
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