Slot.It SICA13F Jaguar XJR12 No.2 2nd Le Mans 1990 Lammers/Wallace/Konrad
The Jaguar XJR-12 was a Group C endurance racing car designed by Tom Walkinshaw Racing. Powered by a 7.0-litre V12 engine, it was built for reliability and speed over long distances. At the 1990 24 Hours of Le Mans, the XJR-12 achieved a historic victory for Jaguar: car #3, driven by Martin Brundle, John Nielsen, and Price Cobb, completed 362 laps to take the win. The XJR-12 showcased Jaguar’s mastery of endurance racing, blending raw power with aerodynamic efficiency, and cemented its status as one of the iconic sports-prototype racers of the era.
Tech Specs:
- 1/32 scale slot car
- High detail
- Fitted with quality Slot.it racing parts
- Compatible with Scalextric and other brands of 1/32 track systems
