Jaguar’s motor racing heritage is very well known and documented in the history books of Motorsport. The new and extremely striking XKR FIA GT car encompasses all you would expect from a Jaguar racing car including modern design, light aluminium body and a 4.2 litre supercharged V8 engine. Ever since the company was founded by Sir William Lyons in 1922, Jaguar has been involved in motorsport. The Coventry based luxury

The Ferrari 308 GTB made its debut at the Salon de l’Auto in Paris a mere two years after the 308 GT4. Ferrari managed to get the FIA group 4 homologation papers for the 308 GTB in November 1976, and is now noted as a Classic among Rally fans. The Scalextric C2974 1:32 Ferrari 308 GTB slot car is Digital Plug Ready (DPR) and can be converted for use with

As well as being released as a limited edition set, the cars from the C2971A limited edition Williams & McLaren set were also released individually. The iconic Williams FW14B as driven by Nigel Mansell has been captured here by Scalextric in all its splendor in this 1:32 scale slot car as model number C2972W. A very distinctive livery for the era featuring sponsorship from Canon and Labatt’s. A very collectable

If you’re looking for the ultimate racing experience in the comfort of your own home, then check out the Brand New Scalextric Platinum Race Set C1276. This really is the ultimate table top racing set… The set you’ve always dreamed of. The Scalextric C1276 digital slot car set allows you to race no less than 6 cars at the same time on a two lane extended figure of 8, performing

The Scalextric C2971A limited edition Williams Mansell & McLaren Senna – F1 Monaco 1992 limited edition twin set in collectors presentation pack. Here the legendary duel between Nigel Mansell & Ayrton Senna at Monaco 1992 is captured perfectly in 1:32 scale. This superb box set was originally released as part of the 2009 range as a Limited edition set of just 4500. Now highly sought after the C2971A Williams Mansell

The Ferrari 250 GTO car made its debut at the 12 Hours race of Sebring in 1962, driven by the team of American Phil Hill (the reigning Formula One Drivers Champion at the time) and Belgian Olivier Gendebien. The highly experienced pair finished 2nd overall behind the Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa of Bonnier and Bianchi. The 250 GTO was an exceptionally capable racing car and at the time the fastest