- A SAFARI PODIUM CAR — Fourmaux and Coria's #16 Puma, 3rd overall at the 2024 Safari Rally Kenya.
- 2024 WHITE AND BLUE LIVERY — White bodywork with bold blue graphics and Red Bull branding, crisply reproduced at 1:18.
- THE FINAL HYBRID SEASON — 2024 was the last year Rally1 cars raced with hybrid power, which the WRC dropped for 2025.
IXO | Ford Puma Rally1 #16 Fourmaux/Coria | Safari Rally Kenya 2024, 3rd Place | 1:18
IXO | Ford Puma Rally1 #16 Fourmaux/Coria | Safari Rally Kenya 2024, 3rd Place | 1:18- A SAFARI PODIUM CAR — Fourmaux and Coria's #16 Puma, 3rd overall at the 2024 Safari Rally Kenya.
- 2024 WHITE AND BLUE LIVERY — White bodywork with bold blue graphics and Red Bull branding, crisply reproduced at 1:18.
- THE FINAL HYBRID SEASON — 2024 was the last year Rally1 cars raced with hybrid power, which the WRC dropped for 2025.
Description
Description
A Safari podium car in M-Sport's 2024 colours: IXO's 1:18 Puma Rally1 is Adrien Fourmaux and Alexandre Coria's #16, third overall on the 2024 Safari Rally Kenya.
The 2024 car ran white bodywork with bold blue graphics and Red Bull branding along the flanks, and at 1:18 that busy livery reads cleanly across the Puma's wide arches, bonnet and rear wing.
For Fourmaux followers it captures one of the first two podiums of his WRC career, and it pairs naturally with other Rally1 cars from the hybrid era.
Specifications
Specifications
- Licensing
- Official / Licensed
- Era
- Modern
- Represented Era
- Modern
- Theme
- Vehicles
- Scale
- 1:18
- Material
- Metal · Plastic
- Recommended Age
- 14 years or older
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