The FIA Motorsport Games is the closest thing motorsport has to an Olympic-format championship: multiple disciplines, national representation, and a two-year cycle that makes each edition genuinely rare. In the 2024 running held in Valencia, Spain, the Rally discipline produced a clean home victory — crew Alejandro Cachon and Borja Rozada, fielded by Team Teo Martin Motorsport under race number 2, took first place aboard a Toyota GR Yaris Rally2. Spark Model has committed that result to resin at 1:43.
The GR Yaris Rally2 is homologated to FIA Rally2 regulations, making it eligible for WRC2 and a wide range of national and international rally competitions. Its starting point is the road-going GR Yaris platform, which already features a four-wheel-drive layout. In Rally2 specification the car gains a sequential gearbox and a 1.6-litre turbocharged three-cylinder engine, operating within the performance envelope set by the FIA Rally2 technical framework. At 3,995 mm in base road-car length, it is a compact, agile package — a characteristic that suits the mixed-surface demands of a multi-discipline event like the Motorsport Games.
A Win on Home Soil — Valencia 2024
The FIA Motorsport Games held in Valencia in 2024 brought together competitors from across the globe in an Olympic-style format where the result belongs as much to crew and team as to any single championship. Alejandro Cachon and co-driver Borja Rozada, running under the banner of Teo Martin Motorsport — a Valencia-based Spanish outfit with long experience across both GT and rally competition — claimed victory in the Rally discipline with race number 2. Winning on home soil, in a Spanish team's car, gives this entry a particularity that standard WRC2 or national-championship releases simply do not carry.
Spark Model in Resin at 1:43
Spark Model is the benchmark producer for single-seater and rally cars at 1:43, and this release follows the marque's standard rally production format: hand-crafted resin construction with applied livery graphics reproducing the Team Teo Martin Motorsport entry as it ran in Valencia. The 1:43 scale model carries race number 2 and represents the winning car exactly as homologated under FIA Rally2 regulations for the 2024 event. Spark's rally releases in this format are produced in modest quantities and tend to move quickly through the collector market.
In the Display Cabinet
This 1:43 scale model sits naturally alongside other Spark Model rally releases from the WRC2 class, particularly any further Toyota GR Yaris Rally2 entries from the 2023–2024 competition cycle. It also pairs logically with Spark's broader FIA Motorsport Games Valencia 2024 discipline winners, should the collector wish to build a thematic shelf around the event. For those focused on Spanish motorsport, a grouping with Teo Martin Motorsport's GT programme — the team has campaigned Lamborghini Huracan GT3 machinery — creates a coherent team-specific display at a single scale.
