UK Diecast Cars

Kyosho have today announced two new 1/18th Ferrari F40’s, which are now available to pre-order from the below links. The Ferrari F40's come in Red and Black.

1/18 Kyosho Ferrari F40 Light Weight LM Wing Red
1/18 Kyosho Ferrari F40 Light Weight LM Wing Black

We are delighted to announce that Autoart have just sent us the 1:18 Autoart Jaguar XJS #12 Winner Spa ETCC 1984 which is selling out fast and the 1:18 Autoart Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SV 2009 in White . Both Autoart models are in stock now. Please click on the links to order yours now!

Minichamps today deliveried the 1:18 Minichamps Red Bull Showcar 2011 Vettel F1 car which is limited to 1/ 3204pcs WorldWide. Please use the link to view the Minichamps model.

Jenson Button is being targeted for a shock move to Ferrari . The British ace will race for McLaren next season as the team have the option on his services.

But Button, 31, is stalling on an £80million deal for life knowing there will be vacancies at Ferrari and Red Bull in 2013.

The 2009 world champ is happy to stay at McLaren if they can guarantee a competitive car. But he has made no secret of his desire to also drive for Ferrari

We are delighted to announce that Minichamps has given us exclusive images of the 1:18 Minichamps Porsche 911 Carrera RS 1972 in White that will be released this month. Please click on the link to pre-order yours now!

We are delighted to announce that Autoart will be releasing the 1:18 Autoart Mazda 787B Stealth Gran Turismo GT5 in Black in November. Please click on the link to pre-orders yours now and gain free UK shipping on the model!

Uk Diecast Models has now stock of the 1:18 Ford Capri Mk3 2.8 Injection 1983 in White/ Red Stripes diecast model. Please click on the link now to order yours, as we only have limited numbers from Norev

Uk Diecast Models has now stock of the 1:43 Red Bull RB6 #5 World Champion 2010 Vettel diecast model. Please click on the link now to order yours, as we only have limited numbers from Minichamps

Jenson Button has told McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh: I want to sign for another year.

A day after his brilliant drive in Belgium where he stormed through the field from 19th to take third, Frome flier Button urged his team principal to take up the option in his contract of another year.

Jenson Button said: "All Whitmarsh has to do is say yes, and I will say yes because I want to be here next year. It's up to the team as to when they approach me, but for me I'm the happiest I've been with the car."

Of the top four teams — McLaren, Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes — Button, 31, is the only driver without a guaranteed seat for next season

Ferrari is now working flat-out on the development of what it claims is a 'very innovative' 2012 car, even though it still holds out some hope that it can haul itself back into this year's championship fight.

Fernando Alonso's recent run of good form, which included victory in the British Grand Prix, has put him 89 points behind championship leader Sebastian Vettel and his only realistic hope of closing that gap down dramatically is if his Red Bull rival hits some trouble.

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali says his team's approach right now is on simply trying to win each grand prix, and then in a few race's time the outfit can take a better look to see if there is still a chance of the title.

Meanwhile, he openly admits that the real effort at Maranello is on delivering a much more aggressive car design for next year, having realised the team was too conservative this season.