Ferrari SF-24, Red

Ferrari's 2024 car was designed under Enrico Cardile, technical director for the chassis, with Rory Byrne as technical consultant, and it carried the 066/12 power unit, a 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 limited to 15,000 rpm. The SF-24 won five Grands Prix. Carlos Sainz, who missed the Saudi Arabian race with appendicitis, won in Australia and Mexico City, and Charles Leclerc won at Monaco, Monza and Austin. Across the season the car scored twenty-two podiums and four pole positions, and Ferrari finished second in the constructors' championship on 652 points. For Miami it ran a livery marking Ferrari's 70th anniversary in North America, in two historic blues, Azzurro La Plata and Azzurro Dino.

This is Leclerc's number 16 car in the standard red, with yellow and white flashes beside the cockpit and the black carbon floor left bare. Shell sits on the sidepods with Ray-Ban, Peroni and CEVA, Santander runs along the engine cover, and Richard Mille, VGW Play and the Ferrari shield sit further forward. It runs on slick Pirelli P Zero tyres with white sidewall lettering and red wheel covers ringed in yellow. The front wing's stacked flaps, the halo, the airbox with its ZCG lettering and the rear wing with V-Power endplates are all modelled, and the car sits on a gloss black base. Amalgam Collection builds it at 1:18.