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Red Bull Racing RB19 #11 S. Perez 2nd Place Miami GP 2023 Minichamps 1:18

Red Bull Racing RB19 #11 S. Perez 2nd Place Miami GP 2023 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Red Bull Racing
Model Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
110230511
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About the Red Bull Racing RB19 #11 S. Perez 2nd Place Miami GP 2023 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast reproduces Sergio Perez's Red Bull RB19 from his second-place finish at the 2023 Miami Grand Prix, part of a record-breaking season in which the team won all but one round. Car number 11 and the RB19's title-winning 2023 livery mark one of the most one-sided years in modern F1.

Some seasons need explaining to make sense of the numbers, and 2023 is one of them: Red Bull's RB19 won every round bar one, and this Minichamps 1:18 puts Sergio Perez's Miami weekend, a strong second place, at the centre of that record.

The RB19's Record-Breaking Season

A Car That Rewrote the Record Books

The RB19 won all but one of the twenty-two races on the 2023 calendar, a win rate no constructor had achieved before in a single season, with Ferrari's Carlos Sainz the only driver to break the run at Singapore. Perez took a strong start to the year alongside Max Verstappen, winning early rounds before Verstappen's form pulled clear through the middle of the season, and Miami sat within that competitive early window rather than the one-sided later rounds.

Perez's Second Place in Miami

The Miami Grand Prix, run on the purpose-built circuit around the Hard Rock Stadium, was still a relatively new fixture on the calendar in 2023, and Perez's runner-up finish behind Verstappen delivered another Red Bull one-two on a track the team had already proven quick around. It stands as one of the clearer examples from that season of Perez extracting the maximum from a car that, for most of the year, only one driver in the field could consistently match.

Minichamps' RB19 Build for a Record-Breaking Season

Diecast Weight and Moulded Aero Detail

The RB19's monocoque and chassis are cast in diecast metal, giving the 1:18 model the density collectors associate with Minichamps' F1 range, while the front wing, floor edges and rear wing assembly are moulded in resin or plastic, materials that can hold the thin, complex shapes current-generation aero regulations demand without the fragility a full metal casting would risk.

Matching the Exact Race Livery

Red Bull ran largely consistent branding across the 2023 season, which makes the race number and any date-specific sponsor panel the clearest way to confirm this Miami-dated car against a generic season-issue model. Decals are tampo-printed for flat, durable edges, a detail that matters most on a car likely to spend years on open display given how significant the season it represents has already become in F1 history.

A Record-Season Piece for a Modern F1 Shelf

This RB19 works well as a standalone piece marking F1's most dominant modern campaign, or paired with Verstappen's title-winning liveries from the same year to show the full spread of a nearly perfect season. At roughly 30 centimetres, it holds a strong shelf presence among other current-era single-seaters, and its Miami-specific detailing gives it more identity than a generic Red Bull season entry. For anyone building a 2023 season collection, this is a genuinely documented result rather than a placeholder livery.

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