Auto da Corsa

Overview of the Collection

“Auto da Corsa” is a 1:43 scale diecast collection of Formula 1 cars, officially launched in Italy on 7 March 2026 and distributed through newsstands nationwide.

The series is published by Centauria, an Italian company well known for collectible magazine series across Europe, particularly in motorsport-themed collections.

The aim of the collection is to allow fans to build a complete visual history of Formula 1, combining modern championship cars with legendary machines from past decades.

Format and Structure

Like many European collectible series, “Auto da Corsa” follows a partwork (edicola) format, where each issue includes both a model and a magazine:

Scale: 1:43
Materials: Diecast metal body with plastic components
Manufacturer: IXO (widely used for partwork diecasts)
Packaging: Blister pack with acrylic display case and themed base
Display base: Designed to resemble a racetrack kerb
Extras: Illustrated magazine covering technical data, race history, and drivers

Each issue is self-contained, meaning collectors receive a complete model and its documentation every time.

Auto da Corsa

McLaren MCL38

Lando Norris | 2024

Red Bull Racing RB19

Max Verstappen | 2023

Aston Martin AMR23

Fernando Alonso | 2023

Alpine A521

Fernando Alonso | 2021

Mercedes-AMG F1 W11

Lewis Hamilton | 2020

Ferrari SF25

Lewis Hamilton | 2025

Red Bull Racing RB18

Max Verstappen | 2022

McLaren MCL35M

Lando Norris | 2022

Ferrari SF24

Charles Leclerc | 2024

Mercedes-AMG f1 W10

Lewis Hamilton | 2019

McLaren MCL60

Oscar Piastri | 2023

Red Bull Racing RB16B

Max Verstappen | 2021

Ferrari F1-75

Charles Leclerc | 2022

Williams FW45

Alexander Albon | 2023

Top Number of cars per driver

Lewis Hamilton - 3 Model
Max Verstappen - 3 Models
Fernando Alonso - 2 Models

Top Number of cars per driver

Lando Norris - 2 Models
Charles Leclerc - 2 Models

Number of Models per Team

Ferrari - 3 Model
Red Bull - 3 Models
McLaren - 2 Models
Mercedes - 2 Models
Alpine - 1 Model
Aston Martin - 1 Model

Breakdown by Team

The current total of 12 cars shows the following breakdown by Team.

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Issues 01-10

Issue 01 – Red Bull RB19 – 2023 – Max Verstappen
Issue 02 – Mercedes W11 – 2020 – Lewis Hamilton
Issue 03 – Ferrari SF-24 – 2024 - Charles Leclerc
Issue 04 – McLaren MCL38 – 2024 – Lando Norris
Issue 05 – Aston Martin AMR23 – Fernando Alonso
Issue 06 – Red Bull RB16b – 2021 – Max Verstappen
Issue 07 – Ferrari SF-25 – 2025 – Lewis Hamilton
Issue 08 – Alpine A521 – 2021 - Fernando Alonso
Issue 09 – Mercedes F1 W10 – 2019 – Lewis Hamilton
Issue 10 – McLaren MCL35m – 2021 - Lando Norris

Issues 11-20

Issue 11 – Ferrari F1-75 – 2022 – Charles Leclerc
Issue 12 – Red Bull RB18 – 2022 – Max Verstappen
Issue 13 – Williams FW45 - Alexander Albon - 2023
Issue 14 – McLaren MCL60 – 2023 - Oscar Piastri
Issue 15 – Mercedes F1 W15 – 2024 – Lewis Hamilton
Issue 16 – Sauber C37 – 2018 – Charles Leclerc
Issue 17 – Aston Martin AMR24 – 2024 - Fernando Alonso
Issue 18 – Alpine A522 – 2022 - Esteban Ocon
Issue 19 - McLaren MP4/4 - 1988 - Ayrton Senna
Issue 20 – Red Bull RB20 - 2024 - Max Verstappen

Issues 21-30

Issue 21 – Mercedes-AMG W14 - 2023 - Lewis Hamilton
Issue 22 – Ferrari 312 T2 - 1977 - Niki Lauda
Issue 23 – Aston Martin AMR21 - 2021 - Sebastian Vettel
Issue 24 – Alpine A524 - 2024 - Pierre Gasly
Issue 25 – Mercedes W07 Hybrid - 2016 - Nico Rosberg
Issue 26 – McLaren MCL39 - 2025 - Lando Norris
Issue 27 – Renault RS 20 - 2020 - Daniel Ricciardo
Issue 28 – Mercedes-AMG W13 - 2022 - George Russell
Issue 29 – McLaren MCL35M - 2021 - Daniel Ricciardo
Issue 30 – March 761 - 1976 - Ronnie Peterson

Red Bull Racing RB19

Max Verstappen | 2023

Mercedes-AMG F1 W11

Lewis Hamilton | 2020