Brabham BT26A - 1970 South African GP - Peter De Klerk
Expected Delivery Q4 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion).
This model celebrates Peter de Klerk’s appearance at his home Grand Prix in 1970, driving the striking orange-and-white Brabham BT26A.
The real BT26A was a light, purposeful machine from the final years of the 1.5/3.0-litre era, known for its slim profile, exposed suspension, and that distinctive high-mounted rear wing.
De Klerk’s privately entered car stood out on the Kyalami grid, carrying a bold South African colour scheme bursting with local pride.
The Scalextric version reflects those details clearly, from the slim nose and period-correct aero to the unique cockpit layout and vivid race livery.
It’s a great slice of early ’70s Grand Prix history and a fitting tribute to one of South Africa’s notable racing names.
Perfect for collectors who enjoy classic single-seaters and liveries with real heritage.
What's Inside
- 1 x BT26
Brabham BT26A - 1970 South African GP - Peter De Klerk
Expected Delivery Q4 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion).
This model celebrates Peter de Klerk’s appearance at his home Grand Prix in 1970, driving the striking orange-and-white Brabham BT26A.
The real BT26A was a light, purposeful machine from the final years of the 1.5/3.0-litre era, known for its slim profile, exposed suspension, and that distinctive high-mounted rear wing.
De Klerk’s privately entered car stood out on the Kyalami grid, carrying a bold South African colour scheme bursting with local pride.
The Scalextric version reflects those details clearly, from the slim nose and period-correct aero to the unique cockpit layout and vivid race livery.
It’s a great slice of early ’70s Grand Prix history and a fitting tribute to one of South Africa’s notable racing names.
Perfect for collectors who enjoy classic single-seaters and liveries with real heritage.
What's Inside
- 1 x BT26
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Expected Delivery Q4 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion).
This model celebrates Peter de Klerk’s appearance at his home Grand Prix in 1970, driving the striking orange-and-white Brabham BT26A.
The real BT26A was a light, purposeful machine from the final years of the 1.5/3.0-litre era, known for its slim profile, exposed suspension, and that distinctive high-mounted rear wing.
De Klerk’s privately entered car stood out on the Kyalami grid, carrying a bold South African colour scheme bursting with local pride.
The Scalextric version reflects those details clearly, from the slim nose and period-correct aero to the unique cockpit layout and vivid race livery.
It’s a great slice of early ’70s Grand Prix history and a fitting tribute to one of South Africa’s notable racing names.
Perfect for collectors who enjoy classic single-seaters and liveries with real heritage.
What's Inside
- 1 x BT26
