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Alfa Romeo Racing C39 #99 A. Giovinazzi Austrian GP 2020 Minichamps 1:18

Alfa Romeo Racing C39 #99 A. Giovinazzi Austrian GP 2020 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Alfa Romeo
Model Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
110200199
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About the Alfa Romeo Racing C39 #99 A. Giovinazzi Austrian GP 2020 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast Alfa Romeo Racing C39 reproduces Antonio Giovinazzi's number 99 car from the 2020 Austrian Grand Prix, run alongside veteran teammate Raikkonen. Correct 2020 sponsor livery in tampo print completes the full Alfa Romeo pairing from a season shaped by the pandemic. A companion piece worth collecting alongside its sister car.

Every driver pairing has a senior half and a junior half, and this car belonged to the one still building his reputation next to a three-time champion's teammate.

Minichamps' Livery Work on Car Number 99

A Shared Scheme, a Different Number

The C39's white, red and dark blue livery is identical between team cars, and Minichamps reproduces it here in tampo print, keeping the sponsor edges flat and consistent with the rest of the range. What differentiates this casting is the number 99 on the halo and nose cone, plus the specific driver-name decal, both placed exactly as they appeared at the Red Bull Ring in July 2020.

Diecast Weight and Scale

At 1:18 the model runs close to 30 centimetres, and the diecast metal body has real heft, with the halo, mirrors and front wing fitted as separate moulded components. The construction is identical to its sister car in every respect but livery number, which makes side-by-side comparison an easy way to check both castings for consistency.

A Ferrari Academy Graduate Alongside a Veteran

Learning the Trade Next to Raikkonen

Giovinazzi came up through Ferrari's junior driver programme before joining the Hinwil-based team, first as a reserve and then as a full-time race driver from 2019, paired with the far more experienced Raikkonen. That pairing gave the team a useful mix of raw pace and race-day composure through a genuinely difficult season shaped by an empty Red Bull Ring and a compressed calendar.

Completing the Team Lineup

Displaying the Full Alfa Romeo Pairing

Bought alongside Raikkonen's number 7 car from the same weekend, this C39 completes a matched pair from the exact same race, a cleaner way to represent a team than mixing liveries from different seasons. Both castings share the same standard diecast tier and construction, so neither piece compromises the other on the shelf.

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