Spark Model's 1:5 scale helmet replica programme produces some of the most display-worthy pieces in F1 memorabilia collecting. This example captures Kevin Magnussen's 2024 Bell HP77, the FIA 8860-2018-certified lid he wore across every round of the season as car No. 20 for MoneyGram Haas F1 Team. The livery — red, white and black with personal sponsor graphics layered over the team's MoneyGram identity — is hand-painted to display-grade fidelity.
The Bell HP77: An FIA-Certified Race Helmet
The Bell HP77 holds FIA 8860-2018 certification, the top-tier homologation standard for Formula 1 helmets. Bell Racing is the official helmet supplier for MoneyGram Haas F1 Team, meaning Magnussen's choice of lid was not incidental but part of a structured technical partnership. The HP77's construction combines a carbon shell with advanced energy-absorption liners, engineered to meet the most stringent head-protection regulations in motorsport. As a replica subject, the form factor translates cleanly to 1:5 scale.
Magnussen at Haas, 2024: The Final Chapter
Kevin Magnussen's association with Haas stretches across two separate stints. In 2024, racing the Haas VF-24 chassis powered by Ferrari as car No. 20, he brought characteristic aggression to a team navigating the lower midfield. His departure was confirmed before season's end, making 2024 the closing chapter of his Haas story. For collectors targeting driver-specific memorabilia, items tied to a defined career transition carry a clarity that mid-tenure pieces do not. The MoneyGram title sponsorship itself represents a specific branding window — 2023–2024 — making 2024 livery pieces historically distinct.
The Spark Model 1:5 Scale Model
Spark Model produces its helmet replica range under official licence, with hand-painted resin construction delivering the livery accuracy that photography-led buying decisions demand. The 1:5 scale format is Spark's established standard for F1 helmet replicas, offering a size suited to focused shelf displays or alongside scale car models. SKU 5HF150 belongs to Spark's 2024 F1 season helmet series, positioned within the same production philosophy as the marque's broader single-seater replica catalogue.
In the Display Cabinet
This piece pairs naturally with Spark Model's 2024 Nico Hülkenberg MoneyGram Haas helmet replica to complete the team's driver line-up for the year. For a broader Magnussen retrospective, the 2023 1:5 Spark helmet from his penultimate Haas season sits alongside it with visible livery continuity. Car collectors can complement the helmet with a Haas VF-24 replica in 1:43 from Spark's single-seater range, or reach back to Magnussen's earlier career with a Haas VF-16 or Renault RS16 model in 1:43 scale.
Frequently asked questions
Who made this helmet replica and at what scale?
It is produced by Spark Model at 1:5 scale, the standard format in Spark's licensed F1 helmet replica range.
Which helmet did Kevin Magnussen actually wear in 2024?
Magnussen wore a Bell HP77, an FIA 8860-2018-certified race helmet. Bell Racing is the official helmet supplier for MoneyGram Haas F1 Team.
Why does the 2024 season have particular significance for Magnussen collectors?
2024 was Magnussen's final season with MoneyGram Haas F1 Team. He departed the team at the end of that year, giving all 2024-specific pieces a clear endpoint in his Haas chapter.
What livery colours does the replica carry?
The helmet features the MoneyGram Haas F1 Team palette of red, white and black, combined with Magnussen's personal sponsor graphics as run during the 2024 Formula 1 World Championship.
