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Rank #04 · Oracle Red Bull Racing · 2023

Red Bull RB19 by Minichamps

The most successful single-season car in Formula 1 history by win percentage — available from 1:64 pocket replicas to detailed 1:18 diecast race-winner editions.

1:18 DiecastMax VerstappenRarity: Medium£150–£220 indicative

The Real Car: 21 Wins from 22

Developed under chief technical officer Adrian Newey and technical director Pierre Waché, the RB19 refined Red Bull's understanding of the ground-effect regulations introduced in 2022. Powered by the Honda RBPT hybrid power unit, it was exceptionally efficient on straights and stable through high-speed corners.

The numbers are historic: 21 wins from 22 Grands Prix. Max Verstappen won a record 19 races — including a record 10 consecutive victories — and secured his third world title in Qatar. Sergio Pérez won in Saudi Arabia and Azerbaijan. The only race the team did not win was Singapore, taken by Carlos Sainz for Ferrari.

Modern sports car on a dark road, illustrating contemporary high-performance styling
Modern performance styling in low light. Image for illustration.

The Model Options

Minichamps 1:18 — the centrepiece

Minichamps' 1:18 diecast RB19 offers the presence and detail serious collectors want, at a size of roughly 31 cm — modern F1 cars are long, so plan shelf space accordingly. Race-winner versions, sometimes with specific liveries or markings for individual events, are the most collected.

Mini GT 1:64 — the pocket champion

Mini GT's 1:64 RB19 brings surprising detail to a car around 9 cm long, at an indicative £15–£30. It is a smart way to own the car without committing a large display.

Bburago 1:43 — the entry point

Bburago's Formula Racing line offers an RB19 at an indicative £10–£25. It is a toy-grade diecast rather than a collector-grade replica, but perfect for younger fans or first-time collectors.

What to Check Before Buying

Strengths

  • Record-breaking, era-defining car
  • Options at every budget
  • Many race-specific versions

Watch Out For

  • Large footprint at 1:18
  • Value still settling as a recent model
  • Similar-looking RB18 and RB20 listings
  1. Confirm the chassis year: RB18 (2022), RB19 (2023) and RB20 (2024) look similar to the untrained eye.
  2. Identify the race: special one-off liveries and milestone wins tend to attract more demand.
  3. Check the halo and front wing for stress marks from shipping.
  4. Keep all packaging; modern collectors expect complete boxes on resale.

Value Considerations

Our indicative range for the Minichamps 1:18 is £150–£220, close to typical retail for recent releases. As a recent car, long-term value will depend on how its legacy is viewed and on production quantities, so buy primarily for enjoyment.

Indicative only: values depend on condition, production quantity, packaging and market demand, and should be verified before any transaction.