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Brabham BT44B - Kotzting

Brabham BT44B - Kotzting

Years Released: 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 (Item Year pages)
Item released for 8 years. (Item may have been released after 1996)

Car: Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
Number: 16
Information: Length - 5 1/8" - 131mm.
Category: Cars

Category Details: Classic cars from all eras.
Car Category: F1GP

Car Category Details: Formula One Grand Prix.
Base Colour: Black

Colour Details: The most elegant of all colours.
All Colours: Black, Red
Logo & Box Style:

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

Make: Brabham

Logo: Brabham Logo
Logo Years: ---
Make Details: Brabham was co-founded by Formula 1 champion, Australian Jack Brabham in the early 1960’s. Jack is the only driver in Formula 1 history to drive for a team with his own name.
Make Country: United Kingdom
Model: BT44B

Model Details: The BT44 won 5 F1 Grand Prix races and was powered by a Ford V8 engine.
Model Production Years: 1975

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Car Year Details (8)

YEAR	CAT	ITEM
1989	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
1990	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
1991	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
1992	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
1993	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
1994	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
1995	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting
1996	C.229	Brabham BT44B - Kotzting

All Colours (2)

COLOUR	DETAILS	IMAGE
Black	The most elegant of all colours.
Red	Various shades of red.

Item Year Information

YEAR	INFORMATION
1991	Motor racing in the international classes needs the skill that only comes from experience. Top drivers have to work their way up from the bottom. Scalextric provides cars for less experienced drivers. They are fitted with standard motors, gearing and pick-ups but have less elaborate bodywork and decoration. They are toughly built to withstand the inevitable pile-ups and ill-judged leaps to be expected from would-be champions.
1992	Many of today's top Formula One racing drivers developed their skill in the smaller and less powerful single seat racing cars during their younger years. The selection of cars on these pages are based on the type of car used for the 'first drive' and have been robustly constructed to withstand the knocks and bumps of the future Formula One driver.
1993	Every Formula One driver learnt the basics of his chosen profession by first developing his craft on less powerful but possibly more durable machines. Many of them would start with Go-Karts and move on to Formula Ford or a similar class, eventually going as far as Formula Three and then taking the giant step into Formula One. The single seat racers are very similar to their full size counterparts as, like them, they are simply constructed to take the rough and tumble of the novice driver. Aerofoils are designed to be easily replaced should they become detached during an accident, restricting any chance of permanent damage. The motors and pick-ups are all standard components so that service becomes simplicity itself.
1995	Everybody has to start somewhere, even Michael Schumacher. Most Formula One drivers work their way up through the various single seater racing Formulas until they reach their goal. The selection of single seater cars on these pages are designed for the aspiring F1 driver. Each car is sturdily built to withstand the rough and tumble of the new driver learning the ropes. The aerofoils on some of the cars are designed to become dislodged, rather than break, so that they can be replaced with the minimum of delay. Other cars have Magnatraction and some have the Easi-Fit guide blade for fuss free racing. So if you are a newcomer, or training to be a Formula One driver, this range offers the right selection.