ONE REMAINING -
LIMITED EDITION twin pack of 5000 -
WHERE: British Touring Car Championship 1990 -
DRIVERS: Andy Rouse and Frank Synter -
BMW E30 CAR FEATURES:
DRIVER: Frank Synter
BODY: High detail with half length drivers
GUIDE: Round Plate guide (+ two spare disks)
LIGHTS: Xenon head lights & rear tail lights
MOTOR: Mabuchi FF 18000 rpm
CHASSIS: Rear Mounted Inline
GEAR RATIO: Inline 9:27 Plastic
BUSHES: Nylon
MAGNET: Yes Bar 1.5 mm
OVERALL LENGTH: 136mm
WHEELBASE: 81mm
AXLE WIDTH: F 59.6mm R61.6mm
TYRE DIA.: 20mm
WEIGHT: 74g
DIGITAL PLUG READY (DPR): Yes
SCALE: 1:32
FORD SIERRA RS500 CAR FEATURES:
DRIVER: Andy Rouse
BODY: High detail with half length drivers
GUIDE: Round Plate guide (+ two spare disks)
LIGHTS: Xenon head lights & rear tail lights
MOTOR: Mabuchi FF 18000 rpm
CHASSIS: Rear Mounted Inline
GEAR RATIO: Inline 9:27 Plastic
BUSHES: Nylon
MAGNET: Yes Bar 1.5 mm
OVERALL LENGTH: 136mm
WHEELBASE: 82mm
AXLE WIDTH: F 52.6mm R53.5mm
TYRE DIA.: 20mm
WEIGHT: 72g
DIGITAL PLUG READY (DPR): Yes
SCALE: 1:32
ISSUED: August 2016
HISTORY
Andy Rouse is regarded by many people as one of the most successful drivers ever to appear in the BTCC. His 60 overall wins in the category was the highest total by any driver for many years, until being overhauled by Jason Plato at Brands Hatch in the opening round of the 2011 season. The BTCC underwent a revised structure for the 1990 season and catered for GpA-specification cars in two classes; up to 2000cc and over 2000cc. Rouse finished 3rd overall and 2nd in class in the 1990 British Touring Car Championship.
Frank Sytner's BTCC career started in 1982 when he started racing a Rover 3500S for Team Sanyo Racing, after a season of mixed results Frank naturally gravitated towards BMW and started to race for Grace International Racing. Solely driving BMW's from then on, Frank achieved his first overall BTCC win in 1988 and became British Touring Car Champion a?" a title he would earn again in 1990 in the up to 2000cc division with the BMW M3s enjoying a 27 race/class-winning sequence. Frank Sytner took the class honours, with five wins in the division in total.
Supplied in a hard cardboard display box with an individual numbered collectors card.
