Renault F1 Team 2018 Rear Wing Flap
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Own a season used piece of Renault F1 Team, with this striking, yellow rear wing flap taken from an RS18 race car, making for an eye-catching addition to your F1 collection. Featuring the official team liveries and sponsorship branding of the season, this is a piece of Renault F1 Team’s time on track – a team rich in history.
Used on an RS18 race car during the 2018 FIA Formula One World Championship™ driven by Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz, this rear wing flap pays homage to the team's season. It was a strong season for the French team, with Hulkenberg and Sainz finishing in seventh and tenth place, respectively, and the team finishing fourth in the Constructors’ World Championship.
This rear wing flap is in the iconic yellow of the Renault F1 Team and allows fans to own a piece of the team’s heritage.
- Genuine rear wing flap from a Renault RS18
- Season used during 2018
- Dons a yellow livery and sponsorship branding
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