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On November, at their Gaydon facility, Aston Martin’ unveiled the 6.0-litre V12 DBR9. The DBR9 was styled by Aston Martin Racing’s own design team, which extensive use of Computational Fluid Dynamics to optimise the aerodynamics.
In the cockpit, a carbon composite dashboard, lightweight racing seat and instrument panels help the car to meet its 1,100kg minimum, giving it a power-to-weight ratio of 550bhp per tonne.
To lead the marque’s return to international motorsport, a new division called Aston Martin Racing has been created in partnership with Prodrive, the world’s leading motorsport and automotive technology specialist.
Prodrive, based in Banbury, Oxfordshire, is responsble for Aston Martin Racing’s global operations and plays a pivotal role in the plans to see a competitive Aston Martin programme return to the world sports car championships.

DBR9 Dimensions:
Length: 4767mm (1:24 = 198.62)| Width: 1978mm (1:24 =82.41) | Height :1195mm (1:24 = 53.22) | Wheelbase: 2741mm (1:24 = 116.42) | Length: Front overhang: n/a | Rear overhang: n/a

Models for Aston Martin DBR9
Manufacturer Model Scale Dimensions (LxWxH) Wheelbase Front spur Rear spur
Model Factory Hiro DBR9 2006 Le Mans #007/009 1/24 99.9x84.5x49.0 99.9 82.3 84.0
Model Factory Hiro DBR9 LM 2006 1/24 99.9x84.5x49.0 99.9 82.3 84.0
Scale Speed Aston Martin DBR9 ALMS 2006 1/24 99.9x84.0x45.5 99.9 82.0 84.0
Slotfactory Aston Martin DBR9 1/24 99.9x84.0x45.5 99.9 82.0 84.0
Spark Models DBR9 Presentation 1/24 99.9x82.5x46.0 99.9 82.0 82.5
Spark Models DBR9 FIAGT RAR 1/24 99.9x82.5x46.0 99.9 82.0 82.5



This kit includes a cast resin body and complete interior and exterior trim as well. The tires are rubber and the wheels are finely crafted in metal. Absolutely gorgeous. Includes markings as either the #007 (Enge/Piccini/Turner) or the #009 (Lamy/Ortelli/Sarrazin) Aston Martin DBR9 from the 2006 Le Mans. For the experienced modeler.

Note: Hiro's kit looks like a reworked Renaissance, it has the same strange interpretation of the rear body (a bit too square) haven't been able to score this kit so no definative judgement yet)
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