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MiniChamps BMW M4 GT3 46 Winner GTWC Misano 2025 1/18 110252646

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🏁 Relive the victory of the BMW M4 GT3 Evo No. 46 from Team WRT in Race 1 of the 2025 GT World Challenge Europe at Misano with this superb 1/18-scale Minichamps model. Driven by Valentino Rossi and Raffaele Marciello, this BMW took the win on the Italian circuit, providing a memorable moment for sport car enthusiasts. Crafted from die-cast metal (diecast), this replica features the winning car’s race livery. A must-have collector’s item for fans of BMW Motorsport, Valentino Rossi, and GT3 racing.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

  • Type: Collectible car model
  • Scale: 1/18
  • Model Reproduced: BMW M4 GT3 Evo
  • Race number: 46
  • Team: Team WRT
  • Drivers: Valentino Rossi and Raffaele Marciello
  • Series: GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC)
  • Circuit: Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Italy
  • Race: Race 1
  • Year: 2025
  • Result: Victory (Winner)
  • Material: Die-cast metal (diecast)
  • Finish: Reproduction of the winning car’s race livery
  • Collection: Minichamps 2026 Catalog
  • Use: Scale model intended for collecting and display

🎯 Who is it for?

This BMW M4 GT3 Evo No. 46 Minichamps 1/18 is designed for automotive model enthusiasts, BMW collectors Motorsport, and fans of GT3 racing.

It will particularly appeal to fans of Valentino Rossi and Raffaele Marciello, commemorating their victory in the first race of the GT World Challenge Europe at Misano in 2025. An ideal model to enhance a racing car collection and celebrate a landmark success for Team WRT.

  • Échelle: 1/18
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Mini Champs is renowned for its die-cast scale models of cars and motorcycles, offering a wide range of historical and contemporary vehicles. Each model is made with attention to detail, which attracts collectors and enthusiasts of scale vehicles.
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