Description

Miniature Williams FW15C n° 0

Winner Belgian GP 1993 F1

Canon Williams Team

Driver : Damon Hill

Scale : 1/43

Manufacturer : Spark

Article ID S7478

Resin Model

Real Model – Williams FW15C n° 0 – Belgian GP 1993

The Williams FW15C was the Formula 1 car fielded by Williams-Renault in 1993. Designed by Adrian Newey, it represented a technological pinnacle of its era, featuring a carbon-fiber monocoque, hydropneumatic active suspension, traction control, ABS, a semi-automatic gearbox, and advanced control electronics.

It was powered by the naturally aspirated 3.5-liter Renault RS5 V10 engine, producing approximately 780 hp at 13,800 rpm. Damon Hill drove car No. 0—a number assigned to the teammate of the reigning world champion, Nigel Mansell, who was absent from the 1993 season.

At the Belgian Grand Prix, held at Spa-Francorchamps on August 29, 1993, Hill started second and won the race after 44 laps, finishing ahead of Michael Schumacher and Alain Prost. This victory was his second in Formula 1 and enabled Williams to secure its second consecutive Constructors' Championship title.

Miniature – Damon Hill Williams FW15C n° 0 Winner Belgian GP 1993 F1 1/43 Spark (S7478)

This 1/43 scale Spark model replicates Damon Hill’s Williams-Renault FW15C No. 0, the winner of the 1993 Belgian Grand Prix. It bears the reference number S7478.

Crafted from resin, it faithfully reproduces the blue, yellow, and white Canon-Williams-Renault livery, the No. 0, Goodyear tires, and the aerodynamic details of the FW15C. It is a static model intended for collectors of Formula 1, Williams, and Damon Hill memorabilia.

Product details

• Scale 1/43
• Type Race
• BRAND WILLIAMS