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1/24 2003 Renault R23
Revell #7237 - Sold out 
Drivers: Fernando Alonso - Jarno Trulli By 2001, that is unusually early, Renault had begun developing the chassis of Enstone and the new 3 litre V10 induction engine RS 23 at Viry-Châtillon. At the beginning of the 2003 season they had perfected an 800 bhp car, in which the chassis and engine had been optimally balanced. With some justification therefore Renault had great expectations for a successful season. Thanks to the driving skills of the Spanish driver, who ended the 2003 season at number six, and the 33 points contributed by the talented Italian driver, Renault successfully achieved the 4th rank they had aimed at in the constructors' standings. |
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