Spark 1:43 Racing Bulls VCARB 03 No.30 Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team 2026 Liam Lawson Chinese GP (S9382) Resin Model

Add a contemporary Formula 1 single-seater to your collection with the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls VCARB 03 No.30 7th Chinese GP 2026 driven by Liam Lawson. This officially licensed replica represents the Faenza-based squad’s entry from the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix, capturing the car’s specification as raced at the Shanghai International Circuit.

The VCARB 03 is the Racing Bulls constructor’s Formula 1 challenger, developed at the team’s Faenza facility in Italy with aerodynamic input from sister operations within the wider Red Bull stable. The car uses a Honda RBPT-branded power unit and follows the latest generation of ground-effect technical regulations introduced to promote closer wheel-to-wheel racing. Racing Bulls operates as the second team within the Red Bull family, positioned as a competitive midfield outfit while also serving as a development environment for young drivers. Liam Lawson stepped into the line-up having previously deputised across multiple seasons, bringing experience from Super Formula and earlier reserve duties. The 2026 campaign marks the team’s continued push to consolidate as a regular points-scorer.

At the Chinese Grand Prix of the 2026 season, the VCARB 03 of Liam Lawson finished seventh, banking a strong haul of points for the team in one of the early-season flyaway rounds. The Shanghai International Circuit, with its long back straight and tightening final corner, traditionally rewards a balanced chassis and efficient power deployment, and the result reflected a clean weekend’s execution against the established frontrunners and a competitive midfield.

Made by Spark in 1:43 scale, this resin model measures approximately 11cm in length and is presented on a branded display base beneath a clear acrylic cover. Spark’s 1:43 Formula 1 series is sealed body, with detail concentrated on accurate liveries, photo-etched mirrors and wings, and faithfully reproduced sponsor decals. The scale is the long-standing default for collectors who run extensive grids, allowing season-by-season comparisons across multiple constructors on a single shelf.

A strong choice for Liam Lawson followers, Racing Bulls supporters and collectors who track full Formula 1 grids season by season. It also suits enthusiasts building a focused 2026 Chinese Grand Prix display, and those who appreciate Spark’s consistent approach to current-era single-seaters.

Understanding Scale

The scale of a model is its size as a proportion to the real-life item. For instance, a 1:18 scale model means that every 1 unit of measurement on the model equals 18 units on the real item. If you divide the real item's size by 18, you'd get the size of the 1:18 model. Please note that models can vary slightly in size, as not all real-life items, like cars or planes, have the same dimensions.

Model Cars:

• 1:12 scale: ~38 cm or 15 inches
• 1:18 scale: ~25 cm or 10 inches
• 1:24 scale: ~18 cm or 7 inches
• 1:43 scale: ~10 cm or 4 inches
• 1:64 scale: ~7 cm or 2.75 inches
• 1:76 scale: ~6 cm or 2.3 inches

Model Trucks:

• 1:12 scale: ~75 cm or 29.5 inches
• 1:18 scale: ~50 cm or 19.7 inches
• 1:24 scale: ~38 cm or 15 inches
• 1:43 scale: ~21 cm or 8.3 inches
• 1:64 scale: ~14 cm or 5.5 inches
• 1:76 scale: ~12 cm or 4.7 inches

Model Bikes:

• 1:6 scale: ~30 cm or 12 inches
• 1:10 scale: ~18 cm or 7 inches
• 1:12 scale: ~15 cm or 6 inches