
Red Bull Racing Renault RB6 #6 M. Webber F1 2010 Minichamps 1:18
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TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast Oracle Red Bull Racing RB18 documents Sergio Perez's #11 car from the inaugural 2022 Miami Grand Prix, where Perez finished on the podium behind Verstappen and Leclerc. Race-specific Oracle-era livery and ground-effect RB18 bodywork mark a genuine debut-weekend result.
Miami's first Grand Prix arrived with plenty of spectacle and a brand-new circuit nobody had raced before, and Perez's podium run through that debut weekend gave Red Bull two cars in the top three. This RB18 documents exactly that result.
Miami's inaugural circuit brought a distinctly bright, marina-adjacent backdrop to Formula 1's calendar, and while the track itself does not appear on the model, the RB18's Oracle-blue and red livery reads with the same crisp registration Minichamps applies to every race-specific casting: sponsor lettering flat against the bodywork, no bleed at the panel lines, and the front wing endplates correctly shaped rather than simplified.
Perez's number 11 and the exact sponsor configuration he carried that weekend are reproduced specifically, distinguishing this casting from a generic season-long team livery. Finishing third behind Verstappen and Leclerc, Perez helped Red Bull post a strong result at the sport's newest venue, and this model exists to mark that specific podium rather than to represent the RB18 in the abstract.
Formula 1 added Miami to the calendar in 2022 as part of a broader push into the American market, building a temporary circuit around Hard Rock Stadium that drew criticism for some of its tighter, low-grip sections even as the event itself drew enormous crowds. Verstappen won the race outright, with Leclerc splitting the two Red Bulls in second, and Perez's third gave the team two cars in the top three on a circuit nobody had raced on before that weekend, a genuinely useful data point for a brand-new track layout.
At roughly 25 centimeters, the RB18 casting carries the same ground-effect-era bodywork across every race livery Minichamps produces for the car, so the difference between this Miami podium piece and other 2022 RB18 releases comes down entirely to sponsor placement, race number context, and the specific result documented. For a US-based collector, a Miami-specific livery carries extra relevance as the first Grand Prix held on home soil in the sport's modern American expansion, making this podium car a natural anchor for a shelf built around Formula 1's growing US footprint.