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Red Bull RB18 #1 M. Verstappen Japan GP Winner No Figure & Pitboard 2022 Minichamps 1:18

Red Bull RB18 #1 M. Verstappen Japan GP Winner No Figure & Pitboard 2022 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
113221801FB
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About the Red Bull RB18 #1 M. Verstappen Japan GP Winner No Figure & Pitboard 2022 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast Red Bull RB18 recreates Verstappen's title-clinching 2022 Japanese Grand Prix livery in No Figure form, bundled with a matching pit board accessory. The pit board extends the trackside display beyond the car itself, a detail most F1 diecast releases skip entirely.

A pit board is the kind of accessory that turns a static diecast into a small diorama. Bundling one with the Suzuka-winning RB18 gives this No Figure variant a trackside prop the standalone car cannot offer.

Diecast Build and What the Pit Board Adds

The RB18 shell is diecast, delivering the same zinc alloy weight and opening-feature approach found across Minichamps' Red Bull lineup, with the No Figure cockpit leaving the halo and steering wheel fully visible. What separates this release is the included pit board, a printed panel styled after the boards Red Bull's crew would have held trackside during Verstappen's championship-clinching weekend. Most F1 diecast ships as the car alone; pairing it with a display prop gives a shelf arrangement genuine narrative context, something a lone model can only suggest. The board is small enough to sit beside the car without dominating the display footprint, and its printing carries the same sharp tampo work as the car's sponsor decals.

Why the Suzuka Pitboard Matters to the Story

Verstappen's 2022 Japanese Grand Prix win came in a rain-shortened race that left his championship status unresolved for hours, since officials had to confirm how many points a truncated race would award. A pit board is exactly the kind of prop that would have carried real-time information to a driver during that confusion, race position, gap times, and eventually the news that a title had been secured. Including one with this release turns the model into a small piece of that specific, chaotic afternoon rather than a generic winning livery. For collectors who already own the standard No Figure release, this bundled version offers the more complete way to mark the same historic weekend.

Building a Complete Suzuka 2022 Display

Set the car and board together on a raised display base and the pairing reads as a self-contained scene rather than a single diecast piece. Collectors chasing a complete Verstappen championship display will find the pit board the harder-to-replace element, since replacement boards rarely circulate separately from the bundled release.

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