Ferrari 250 TR61 Team SEFAC No. 14 Gendebien Hill Winner 12h Sebring 1961 Tecnomodel 1:18

€251,90

Tecnomodel's 1:18 scale model resin replica of the SEFAC Ferrari 250 TR61, race number 14, driven by Olivier Gendebien and Phil Hill to victory at the 12 Hours of Sebring on 25 March 1961.

Scale	1:18
Manufacturer	TECNOMODEL
Year	1961
Car Brand	FERRARI
Car Model	250 TR61 3.0L V12 SPIDER
Category	RACING CARS
Subcategory	ENDURANCE
Event	12H SEBRING 1961
Driver	OLIVIER GENDEBIEN / PHIL HILL
Material	RESIN
Note	LIMITED 45 ITEMS

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Tecnomodel is a benchmark for collectors who treasure the golden age of motorsport, captured in exquisite miniature form. Founded near Milan, Italy, around 2008, this artisan brand specializes in hand-finished replicas of classic racing legends and historic prototypes. Each limited-series piece is a masterwork of passion, defined by precise detailing and historically accurate liveries. For enthusiasts determined to own definitive collectible models that celebrate motorsport heritage, Vroomi is your dedicated model car shop.

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In short
A 1:18 scale model of the Rosso Corsa SEFAC Ferrari 250 TR61 No. 14 that Gendebien and Hill drove to first overall at Sebring 1961 — Tecnomodel resin, Mythos Series.

The Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa programme ran from 1957 to 1961, and its final chapter — the TR61 — produced what many regard as the definitive expression of Maranello's front-engined sports-racing philosophy. Bodied by Fantuzzi in a cleaner, more aerodynamically refined spider shape compared to earlier TR variants, the TR61 carried a Colombo V12 through multiple Weber carburettors. This 1:18 scale model from Tecnomodel captures the specific car entered by SEFAC Ferrari at the 12 Hours of Sebring on 25 March 1961.

The Final Evolution: Ferrari 250 TR61

The 250 Testa Rossa was continuously developed by Ferrari's engineers to remain competitive at the front of international sports-car racing. The TR61's Fantuzzi bodywork introduced a smoother pontoon-fender profile, reducing drag relative to the TR59/60 while retaining the low-slung, purposeful stance that defined the series. The V12 gave the car a characteristic howl that became synonymous with Ferrari's works endurance effort during this era.

Race Number 14: Sebring 1961 and a Season-Defining Partnership

Olivier Gendebien and Phil Hill shared the SEFAC-entered No. 14 Ferrari 250 TR61 to first overall at the 1961 12 Hours of Sebring. The result was not an isolated victory: the same pairing went on to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans that June, establishing Gendebien and Hill as arguably the most formidable sports-car duo of the period. Hill's broader 1961 season culminated in the Formula 1 World Championship, making the Sebring triumph one moment in the most complete year any American racing driver had achieved to that point. The car ran in Rosso Corsa under the SEFAC (Società Esercizio Fabbriche Automobili e Corse) banner — the name under which Ferrari entered its works cars in international competition.

Tecnomodel Mythos Series: 1:18 Resin Craftsmanship

This 1:18 resin model is part of Tecnomodel's Mythos Series, a line dedicated to high-detail renditions of historic racing machinery. Resin construction allows the manufacturer to capture the TR61's curvaceous Fantuzzi bodywork and period-correct surface detail at a fidelity that is difficult to achieve through other methods. Race number 14 is applied to the flanks and nose, with Rosso Corsa livery matching the SEFAC factory specification.

Frequently asked questions

Who drove the No. 14 Ferrari 250 TR61 at Sebring in 1961?

Olivier Gendebien and Phil Hill co-drove the SEFAC-entered No. 14 Ferrari 250 TR61 to first overall at the 12 Hours of Sebring on 25 March 1961.

What material is this Tecnomodel 1:18 scale model made from?

The model is cast in resin, part of Tecnomodel's Mythos Series, which focuses on high-detail historic racing and road car subjects.

What is the significance of the SEFAC name on the entry?

SEFAC — Società Esercizio Fabbriche Automobili e Corse — was the name under which Ferrari registered its factory works entries in international motorsport during this period.

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Items must be returned within 14 days after receiving your order. Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were received, with the original packaging and box.

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Italy	12,90
Albania	26,00
Andorra	26,00
Austria	14,50
Belgium	14.50
Bulgaria	17,90
Czech Republic	17,90
Denmark	18,90
Estonia	18,90
France	14.50
Germany	14.50
Greece	18,90
Ireland	18,90
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Lithuania	18,90
Luxembourg	14.50
Malta	26,00
Monaco	14.50
Netherlands	14.50
Poland	17,90
Portugal	14.50
Romania	17,90
San Marino	12,90
Slovakia	17,90
Slovenia	17,90
Spain	14.50
Sweden	39,90
Switzerland	17,90
United Kingdom	18,90
USA	39,90

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