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Williams Renault FW16 #2 A. Senna Pacific GP 1994 Minichamps 1:18

Williams Renault FW16 #2 A. Senna Pacific GP 1994 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Williams
Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
543941802
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About the Williams Renault FW16 #2 A. Senna Pacific GP 1994 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast Williams Renault FW16 reproduces Ayrton Senna's #2 race-day car from the 1994 Pacific Grand Prix. Zinc alloy construction and full race-livery graphics document an early round of Senna's final Formula 1 season.

The Pacific Grand Prix came in the second round of the 1994 season, an early data point in Senna's brief and consequential year with Williams.

Full Race Livery Detail on the FW16

Unlike a test livery, the race-day FW16 carries a fuller layer of sponsor graphics across the sidepods and rear wing, and Minichamps reproduces these with tampo printing, holding clean edges around the tighter graphic boundaries a full livery requires. The FW16's narrow nose cone and period-correct front wing endplates are captured faithfully at 1:18, reflecting the aerodynamic approach teams used just before major regulation changes reshaped F1 car design. The diecast body has genuine weight, and the cockpit area shows a simplified but recognizable driving position. Panel lines around the engine cover and sidepods sit within expected tolerance for a subject of this scale.

An Early Chapter of a Defining Season

The 1994 season opened with high expectations for Senna at Williams, and the Pacific Grand Prix came early enough in the year that its significance is best understood in hindsight, as part of a season that would soon take a tragic turn. For collectors, a race-day livery from this early round offers a different documentation point than the test car, together forming a more complete picture of Senna's short time with the team. This piece carries genuine historical resonance for any collection built around the sport's most significant drivers and moments.

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