The 2025 Suzuka 1000km, a round of the Intercontinental GT Challenge, produced one of the season's most-talked-about results: an outright victory for the Belgian squad Team WRT with car No. 32, driven by Kelvin van der Linde, Raffaele Marciello and Charles Weerts. Spark Model has documented that win in a 1:18 resin replica produced in a run of just 300 numbered pieces.
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Three Champions, One Win: Team WRT at Suzuka
Team WRT, the Belgian endurance and GT racing outfit with a long record in European and global GT competition, entered No. 32 with a driver line-up that is difficult to match for collective credential. Raffaele Marciello, the Swiss-Italian driver who has taken multiple GT World Challenge Europe drivers' titles, shared the car with Kelvin van der Linde — a front-runner in the Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe and IGTC — and Charles Weerts, the Belgian two-time GT World Challenge Europe champion. The Suzuka 1000km, held at the legendary Japanese circuit and counting towards the Intercontinental GT Challenge series, is among the most demanding GT endurance fixtures on the world calendar. No. 32 ran in Team WRT's characteristic blue-and-yellow livery throughout the event.
Spark Model 1:18 Resin — 300 Pieces to Document the Win
Spark Model produced this replica in resin at 1:18 scale, consistent with the French manufacturer's approach for limited-run endurance race-car subjects at this scale. The production run is capped at 300 pieces, placing it firmly in the bracket of short-run commemorative editions. For collectors focused on IGTC results, BMW M Motorsport machinery or Team WRT provenance, this is the direct primary-source replica of the 2025 Suzuka outright winner.
