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Lotus Renault GP R31 #10 B. Senna F1 2011 Minichamps 1:18

Lotus Renault GP R31 #10 B. Senna F1 2011 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Lotus
Model Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
150110079-C1
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About the Lotus Renault GP R31 #10 B. Senna F1 2011 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: This Minichamps 1:18 diecast Lotus Renault GP R31 reproduces Bruno Senna's car #10 from the 2011 Formula 1 season. Metal construction gives the black-and-gold livery genuine weight, marking a nephew's own chapter in a famous racing name.

Bruno Senna's arrival in Formula 1 carried inevitable comparisons to his uncle Ayrton, and while his career took a different, less decorated path, the R31 season remains a genuine part of his own story rather than a footnote.

Diecast Reproduction of the Lotus Renault Livery

Minichamps builds the R31 in metal, and the black-and-gold Lotus Renault GP scheme, a deliberate homage to the team's historic livery colours, sits crisply on the diecast body's sidepods and nose. The number 10 and period sponsor detailing are reproduced with the accuracy typical of the manufacturer's Formula 1 range, and while there are no opening panels on a single-seater like this, the model's wing profiles and aerodynamic surfaces hold their shape well under close inspection. The metal build gives real substance in hand compared with lighter promotional pieces at the same scale.

A Senna Name in a New F1 Generation

Lotus Renault GP's brief revival of the classic black-and-gold identity gave 2011 a distinct visual character among that season's grid, and Bruno Senna's presence in the cockpit added a layer of narrative interest independent of results. For collectors tracking the Senna name across Formula 1 history, this model represents a different but genuine branch of that story, sitting apart from Ayrton-era pieces rather than competing with them. It works well in a broader Lotus-liveried or 2011-season display.

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