Dodge Viper Coupe "Naykid Racing"

The Scalextric model
Scalextric are the only manufacturer to produce this car. High build-quality specification with equal high performance straight out of the box. Superior livery paintwork. Compliments six other liveries of this car already released to give you a choice of Vipers to set the starting grid.

History
The 2007 SPEED World Challenge GT season was a rousing success for Series rookie Cindi Lux and past winner Scotty B. White. They came to terms with the Dodge Viper Competition Coupes that differed significantly to the Dodge Viper SRT-10 road car-based machines they used to dominate SCCA Club Racing in 2005 and ’06. Entries from Porsche, Corvette and the factory-backed Cadillac programs set the bar high for everyone involved and the new environment benefited high-dollar, factory-backed teams. However, the Northwest-based program stayed focused and took advantage when the learning curve began to level. Once they had momentum, they kept it and bettered their results every race to close the year with their best finishes of the season.

Features:

• High detail.
• Magnatraction with two magnet positions for driver choice.
• Front and rear lights.
• Quick-change braid plate.

Dimensions & Configuration:

Car:

• Overall length 156mm
• Wheelbase 79mm
• Weight 85gm

Front Axle:

• Axle width 60mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 9mm

Rear Axle:

• Axle width 61mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 11mm

Magnet:

• Rectangular 2.5 mm
• Downforce 290gm

Drivetrain:

• Gear ratio: 9:27
• Motor: Mabuchi SP 18k rpm Front/Mid-Mounted Inline 2 wheel drive

Available: July 2008

Chevrolet Camaro "Maurice Carter"

Reference No. C2891

The Scalextric model:
This 1969 Camaro Trans Am Race car was campaigned by Chevrolet dealer Maurice Carter of Maurice Carter Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. In 1970, after racing in SCCA Trans Am Series for three years, “Mo” took a new Camaro Z-28 off his lot and ‘race’ prepped the car and entered the 1970 Trans Am series. Mo earned the highest placed Canadian independent driver score of all the Trans Am racers.

History:
During the period between 1966 and 1972 the two US auto giants Ford and General Motors came head to head in a US race series called Trans-Am, aka The Pony Car Wars.

Features:

• High detail.
• Scalextric are the only manufacturer to produce this car.
• Magnatraction with four magnet positions for driver choice.
• Quick-change braid plate.
• Digital ready chassis.

Dimensions & Configuration:

Car:

• Overall length 156mm
• Wheelbase 88mm
• Weight 81gm

Front Axle:

• Axle width 54mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 7mm

Rear Axle:

• Axle width 54mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 9mm

Magnet:

• Rectangular 2.5 mm
• Downforce 200gm

Drivetrain:

• Gear ratio: 11:36
• Motor: Mabuchi SP 18k rpm Rear-Mounted Sidewinder 2 wheel drive

Available: August 2008

Ford GT "Stillen"

Reference No. C2882

The Scalextric model:
Scalextric are the only manufacturer to produce this car. High build-quality specification with equal high performance straight out of the box. Superior livery paintwork. Huge collector fan base for Ford GT cars.

History:
The Ford GT 2004 is a modern version of the Ford GT40 from the 1960s. Stillen and its owner, Steve Millen, the retired New Zealand-born driver has top notch racing credentials – wins at Sebring, Daytona, and Le Mans with a record 20 IMSA GTS wins and 23 pole positions, also a record. The orange paint is called Tangello, and pays homeage to the racing colors of Millen’s fellow New Zealand racer Bruce McLaren. The racing stripes are titanium, and are actually a standard Ford color. Surprisingly, the car is built for rallying!

• High detail. Working lights fitted front and rear.
• Magnatraction and quick change braid plate.
• Digital ready chassis.
• Wide rear axle gives excellent road-holding attributes which will make this car a must for the racer.

Dimensions & Configuration:

Car:

• Overall length 145mm
• Wheelbase 84mm
• Weight 85gm

Front Axle:

• Axle width 58mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 9mm

Rear Axle:

• Axle width 62mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 11mm

Magnet:

• Rectangular 2.5 mm
• Downforce 300gm

Drivetrain:

• Gear ratio: 11:36
• Motor: Mabuchi SP 18k rpm Rear-Mounted Sidewinder 2 wheel drive

Available: June 2008

Maserati MC12 "Scuderia Playteam"

Reference No. C2904

The Scalextric model:
Produced by Scalextric as a rear mounted, in-line rear wheel drive chassis. Fitted with lights front and rear. Ideal to race against all of the GT cars. This car has excellent road handling characteristics due to the separate engine mounting sub-frame Easy tuning using the SCALEXTRIC PERFORMANCE parts such as quicker motors and adjustable gearing options is easy with this motor sub-frame.

History:
The Maserati MC12 is a two-seater long-tail coupe-spider with a long wheel base (2800 mm). It is also powered by a naturally aspirated 12-cylinder 65° V engine that displaces 5998 cc and punches out 465 kW (630hp) at 7500 rpm. Highly advanced composites and alloys have enhanced its structural rigidity and kept its overall weight down. The MC12's bodywork is entirely carbon fibre, while its stress-bearing chassis is made from a carbon fibre and Nomex honeycomb sandwich.

The Scalextric MC12 is modeled on the Maserati that was released towards the end of the 2004 FIA GT season. This livery is based on the Playteam team with driver Andrea Bertolini amongst the team’s drivers.

Features:

• Sub-frame engine mounting design for better road holding.
• Front (Neon) & Rear lights.
• Adjustable Magnatraction positions.
• Quick change guide braid plate.

Dimensions & Configuration:

Car:

• Overall length 163mm
• Wheelbase 87mm
• Weight 93gm

Front Axle:

• Axle width 63mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 11mm

Rear Axle:

• Axle width 65mm
• Tire diameter 21mm
• Tire Width 11mm

Magnet:

• Rectangular 2.5 mm
• Downforce 164gm

Drivetrain:

• Gear ratio: 9:27
• Motor: Mabuchi SP 18k rpm Rear-Mounted Inline 2 wheel drive

Available: June 2008