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BWT Racing Point RP20 #11 S. Perez Sakhir GP Winner 2020 Minichamps 1:18

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Minichamps' 1:18 resin BWT Racing Point RP20 reproduces Sergio Perez's #11 car from his 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix win as a sealed one-piece casting. Cast resin holds the thin wing profiles and crisp bodywork creases of a modern Formula 1 car, while the printed sponsor graphics reward close inspection. A focused display piece marking Perez's first Formula 1 victory.
BWT Racing Point RP20 #11 S. Perez Sakhir GP Winner 2020 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Racing Point
Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Resin
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
117201611
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About the BWT Racing Point RP20 #11 S. Perez Sakhir GP Winner 2020 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: The Minichamps BWT Racing Point RP20 in 1:18 is a resin model of Sergio Perez's #11 car from his 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix victory. The sealed one-piece body carries thin wing edges and the team's sponsor livery, making it a focused piece for collectors of Perez's first Formula 1 win.

Some race wins take years of waiting. Sergio Perez's first Formula 1 victory came at the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix, after a first lap that dropped him to the back of the field. The RP20 he drove that day is reproduced here by Minichamps in 1:18 resin, a piece that marks a long-awaited breakthrough.

Minichamps BWT Racing Point RP20 in 1:18 Resin

Resin, Wings, and a Sealed Body

The RP20's bodywork is a study in sharp edges and smooth flow: a long, low nose, tightly packaged sidepods, and a floor that runs wide at the rear. Cast resin gives the thin wing profiles and crisp creases their definition, and a sealed one-piece body keeps those lines unbroken. Because there are no opening panels, the whole assessment happens on the outside: how clean the surfaces are, how evenly the paint sits, and how well the graphics register. Resin feels lighter than diecast in the hand, so judge it by finish and sharpness rather than heft.

The BWT Livery and Print Detail

The real RP20 ran in a bold pink scheme built around its water-technology sponsor, one of the most recognizable looks on the 2020 grid. Reproducing it means holding a vivid color evenly across large areas, with sponsor logos in sharp registration. Under direct light, check for consistent sheen between paint and printed areas and for clean edges where colors meet. The #11 race number and winner's details should be crisp at close range. At 1:18 the car measures roughly 30 cm, enough for sponsor text to remain legible.

Perez's Sakhir Victory and the RP20 Story

From Last Place to Winner

The Sakhir Grand Prix was held in December 2020 on Bahrain's outer circuit, a short layout used because of that year's disrupted calendar. Perez was dropped to the back on the first lap after contact, then worked his way forward through the race. George Russell, standing in for Hamilton at Mercedes, led comfortably until a pit-stop mix-up and a later puncture ended his chances, and Perez took the lead and the win. Esteban Ocon finished second and Lance Stroll third, putting two Racing Point cars on the podium.

The RP20 in Context

The RP20 was the last car to race under the Racing Point name, before the team became Aston Martin for 2021. It was also Perez's final season with the squad before his move to Red Bull. Those facts give this model weight as a transitional piece: a team's final identity and a driver's breakthrough in one car. Collectors who follow midfield stories as well as champions often prize that kind of context, and a race-winner edition anchors it to a specific day.

Display and Care for a 1:18 Race Winner

Vivid livery colors fade under strong light, so keep the model out of direct sun and use soft, even lighting to show print detail without glare. Resin is more brittle than diecast, so lift the car by the floor and sidepods and never by the wings. Dust with a soft brush, and give it an enclosed cabinet if possible. At 1:18 an F1 car needs real shelf depth, so measure before placing it. Pair it with a Stroll or Ocon model from the same race, or with other first-time winners, for a theme with a clear story. Buyers ready to order should treat it as a display-first piece, judged on edge sharpness and print quality.

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