
24 Heures du Mans 2021.
Oh yeah! 😎😎😎

24 Heures du Mans 2021.
Oh yeah! 😎😎😎

Will Toyota win again? Or will Glickenhaus and Alpine have a chance? Once again Toyota is the favorite, however with the good results of the Glickenhaus 007 LMH during tests maybe we’ll have an interesting race. Nothing against Toyota, but it would be nice to see an underdog come on top.
1959 MG MGA Twin-Cam Coupe #32 Pilots: C. Escott, T. Lund. Team: Ted Lund Race: 12th overall (1st in S 2.0) at Le Mans in 1960 Bizarre - BZ377 (resin)
Review HERE
1966 Porsche 910 #39 Pilots: C. Poirot, P. Maublanc Team: Christian Poirot Race: 9th overall (1st in S 2.0) at Le Mans in 1969 Spark - S3468 (resin)
Review HERE
2004 Ferrari 550 GTS Maranello #66 Pilots: A. Menu, P. Kox, T. Enge Team: Prodrive Racing Race: 11th overall (GTS class) at Le Mans in 2004 BBR - BG271 #12/50 (resin)
Review HERE
2013 Aston Martin Vantage GTE #97 Pilots: D. Turner, J. Adam, D. Serra Team: Aston Martin Racing Race: 17th overall (1st in LMGTE-Pro) at Le Mans in 2017 Spark (pw) - HACHLM10 (diecast)
Review HERE
1976 BMW 3.5 CSL #43 Pilots: D. Quester, A. Krebs, A. Peltier Team: BMW Motorsport GmbH Race: DNF (Group 5 class) at Le Mans in 1976 Ixo - LMC150 (diecast)
Review HERE.
Today Peugeot officially revealed their new hypercar, the 9X8. The French manufacturer didn’t offer much in terms of specs, however the new 9X8 will be hybrid. The rear wheels are powered by a 2.6-liter V6, with 680 hp (500 kW), while the front wheels will be powered by a 200 kW electric motor. Perhaps the most striking characteristic of the new car is that it doesn’t have a rear wing (!). Hopefully we will see the new beast at La Sarthe in 2022.
1968 Ford GT40 #9 Pilots: P. Rodriguez, L. Bianchi Team: John Wyer Automotive Engineering Ltd. Race: 1st overall (S 5.0) at Le Mans in 1968 Spark (pw) - HACHLM04 (diecast)
Review HERE