Ford Motorsport Models

Mondeo

TOCA Shootout
Donnington 1993

Mansell

Minichamps
430938005

Signed by Nigel Mansell

On 31st October, Mansell took part in the TOCA Shootout at Donnington Park driving a Ford Mondeo in front of a crowd of 90,000 people. He retired from the race after having crashed into the bridge parapet following a collision with Tiff Needell. The 120MPH accident left Mansell unconscious but he made a full recovery

Mondeo

BTCC 1994

Rouse

Minichamps
430949033

Andy Rouse finished 11th in the 1994 British Touring Car Championship

Mondeo

BTCC 1994

Radisich

Minichamps
430948003

1994 was his second British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) season, in a Ford Mondeo prepared by Andy Rouse. He finished 3rd in the series in both 1993 and 1994.

The following Minichamps models of the Privateer Mondeos are the rarest and are becoming hard to find in good condition, because of the tendancy for the decals used to crack and flake if stored in adverse conditions

Mondeo

BTCC 1995

Richard Kaye (Privateer)

Minichamps

Richard Kaye finished second with 342 points in the 1995 BTCC Privateers Championship and achieved the award for the most reliable car in the championship in his ex works Ford Mondeo prepared by Automech.

Mondeo

BTCC 1995

Matthew Neal (Privateer)

Minichamps

Matthew Neal driving for his father's Team Dynamics squad won the 1995 BTCC Privateers Championship with 430 points.

Mondeo

BTCC 1995

Charlie Cox (Privateer)

Minichamps

Charlie Cox an Australian in 1995 competed in the BTCC in a Ford Mondeo with sponsorship from the Evening Standard newspaper. He caused a sensation in a wet race early in the season by finishing 5th, although behind both works Fords, choosing the correct tyres and recovering from an early spin. However, a huge barrel-rolling crash at Thruxton left him with concussion, and caused him to miss several races. When he returned it was in a hatchback Mondeo, making him the first driver to race one in the BTCC.

Mondeo SI

Touring Car World Cup 1993

Radisich - Champion

Racing Replicas
93023

Mondeo V6

Touring Car World Cup 1994

Radisich - Champion

Minichamps
430948013

In 1993, with the high popularity of the Supertouring category, the FIA hosted the Touring Car World Cup - an annual event for touring car drivers hailing from national championships all over the world. The 1993 race at Monza and the 1994 race Donington Park were won by Paul Radisich.

The German Super Tourenwagen Cup (STW) series, which ran from 1994 to 1999was for Class 2 Touring Cars

Mondeo

STW Cup 1994

Eichmann

Minichamps
430948006

Mondeo

STW Cup 1994

Oestreich

Minchamps
430948009

Finished in 5th place overall in the 1994 STW Cup

Mondeo

STW Cup 1994

Boutsen

Minichamps
430948007

Finished in 10th place overall in the 1994 STW CUP

Mondeo

STW Cup 1995

Asch

Eggenberger Team

Minichamps
43095817

Finished 8th overall in the 1995 STW Cup

Mondeo

STW Cup 1995

Huertgen

Wolf Racing

Minichamps
430958516

Claudia Hürtgen (born September 10, 1971 in Aachen) is considered one of Germany's best female drivers. Claudia started with karting and moved to German Formula 3. In 1993, during the F3 invitational race during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, she suffered injuries in a roll-over crash, ending her career in single-seaters. She made a come back with touring cars in 1995, she won the 1995 Austrian Championship.

Mondeo

V8 Star

Michael Bartels

Schnabl Racing

Schuco
04873

The V8Star German Touring car series is based on identical 8 cylinder engines and similar body styles, intended to provide a real drivers championship as the cars have virtually identical performance. Michael Bartels finished 3rd overall in the 2003 Drivers Championship.