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Brabham BT44B

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Brabham BT44B

Years Released: 1976 1977 1978 1979 (Item Year pages)
Item released for 4 years.

Car: Brabham BT44B
Number: Various
Information: Sticker decals.
Category: Cars

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

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

Colour Details: The perfect colour.
Logo & Box Style:

1976 1977 1978 1979

1976 1977 1978

1979

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 (4)

YEAR	CAT	ITEM
1976	C.120	Brabham BT44B
1977	C.120	Brabham BT44B
1978	C.120	Brabham BT44B
1979	C.120	Brabham BT44B

Sets Included In (1)

YEARS	SET
1979	Scalextric 100 Set

Item Year Information

YEAR	INFORMATION
1976	First introduced in 1974, the 'Lobsterclaw' Brabham is now one of the top flight Formula 1 racing cars. With wins in 1975 of the Brazilian Grand Prix and German Grand Prix, this car will feature very strongly in any grand prix race.
1977	First introduced in 1974, the 'Lobsterclaw' Brabham is now one of the top flight Formula 1 racing cars. With wins in 1975 of the Brazilian Grand Prix and German Grand Prix, this car will feature very strongly in any Grand Prix race.
1978	First introduced in 1974, the distinctive 'Lobsterclaw' Brabham quickly became one of the top flight Formula 1 racing cars, and in the following year won both the Brazilian Grand Prix and German Grand Prix.
1979	In 1966, Jack Brabham, the team's founder, became the first man to win a Grand Prix in a car bearing his own name. Brabham retired at the end of 1970, leaving the team under control of his partner and designer, Ron Tauranac, who eventually sold his controlling interest to the team's present owner, Bernie Ecclestone. Ecclestone hired the talented South African designer, Gordon Murray, who designed the neat BT 42 ('BT' representing Brabham and Tauranac) and additional improvements and developments led to the BT 44 and BT 44B. The BT 42/44 type featured a triangular-shaped chassis to blend with the sloping edges of the Ford V8 engine.

Service Sheets (2)

SHEET NO	SERVICE SHEET NAME	ISSUE DATE
99A	C.051 Yardley BRM P.160, C.120 Martini Brabham BT44B, C.123 UOP Shadow, C.124 Ferrari 312T	September 1976
99A (Back)	C.051 Yardley BRM P.160, C.120 Martini Brabham BT44B, C.123 UOP Shadow, C.124 Ferrari 312T - Back	September 1976