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Championship-Winning RB20 F1 Show Car made available for the first time

RB20 replica F1 car available in three special liveries

Red Bull RB 20 Show Car Front.
Mementos Exclusives

Red Bull’s RB20 dominated the 2024 season, delivering wins, podiums, and another Drivers’ Championship for Max Verstappen. Now, a full-scale version of that car has been opened up to the public in a rare sale aimed at serious collectors. It marks the first time this specific show car has been offered for purchase.

Only a small number of RB20 show cars are being made available, and they use the same visual design data as the race team. These replicas are not built for the track, but they mirror the shape and presence of the real machine that defined Red Bull’s 2024 campaign. The sale brings one of the season’s headline cars into private hands for the first time.

Limited RB20 replicas offered

The RB20 show car is being sold through F1authentics.com on a very limited basis. The model is officially licensed by Oracle Red Bull Racing and created using team design data to accurately reproduce the 2024 car. The RB20’s real-world record included nine race wins, 18 podiums, eight pole positions, and 589 points as Verstappen secured his fourth Drivers’ World Championship.

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Only ten RB20 units are available, produced gby Memento Exclusive, the partner responsible for Red Bull’s previous RB18 and RB19 show cars. Buyers can choose from three liveries, including the 2024 season look, the Silverstone GP special edition, and the Las Vegas GP title-winning design. The builds are produced using the same processes used in actual F1 chassis manufacturing, supported by engineers and mechanics with extensive motorsport experience. The cars are constructed using computer-aided design files provided directly by the team to ensure accurate bodywork and detailing. All purchases are subject to a special licence that formally recognizes each buyer as a Red Bull licensee.

Background on the supplier

Memento Exclusives has been the officially licensed supplier of F1 show cars and memorabilia since 2019. Based in Motorsport Valley in the UK, the company operates the F1 Authentics platform and creates replica bodywork and car parts for fans. Its involvement with the RB20 continues a series of limited edition projects tied to modern Red Bull championship cars. Collectors can enquire about availability through F1authentics.com.

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