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Minichamps Review, Mclaren MP4-12 (1997)

My Video Review of the Minichamps 1/18 Mclaren MP4-12 from the 1997 Formula 1 World Championship, Models shown, Driven by Mika Hakkinen The McLaren MP4/12 was the car with which the McLaren Formula One team contested the 1997 Formula One season. It was driven by Mika Häkkinen and David Coulthard. Externally the car was an evolution of the previous year's MP4/11, with engines supplied by Mercedes-Benz for the third year of the Anglo-German alliance. Testing was carried out with the cars painted in the traditional McLaren orange, before a striking new silver livery was launched to celebrate the team's new sponsorship deal with West. This replaced the team's 23-year association with Marlboro, marking the first time that the team had a main sponsor other than Marlboro since 1973. The car proved extremely promising and could have won at least seven races during the course of the season, but reliability proved troublesome, in particular that of the engine. The FO110E engine was replaced with FO110F engine from the French Grand Prix, but the trouble happened frequently to either engine. This proved frustrating, especially after Coulthard won the first race of the season in Australia, McLaren's first win since losing Ayrton Senna. The situation was exacerbated by Häkkinen retiring from three further races whilst in the lead - all from engine failures - including at the Nürburgring, where the team lost a comfortable one-two finish when both cars retired with identical failures within a lap of each other. Coulthard also lost a certain victory – at Montreal, with a clutch problem after a precautionary pitstop just a few laps before the race prematurely ended. However, Coulthard did manage to win at Monza. Please subscribe to our channel if you have an interest in the world of Diecast Model Racing cars. Minichamps, Mattel, Quartzo, Solido, & Norev, plus many more I couldn't remember, Thanks for watching The Diecast F1 Review 2018