Bburago—often misspelled “Bbrago”—has one of the most accessible Formula 1 and Ferrari ranges in diecast. Its clearest 2026 headline is the arrival of current-season Ferrari SF-26 pre-orders in 1:18, while its compact 1:64 collection still represents the 2025 F1 grid.
Accuracy note: This guide was checked against Bburago's official product pages on July 27, 2026. Prices, stock and pre-order dates can change by country. We found no official SF-26 listing in 1:64 at the time of publication.
The Confirmed 2026 Headline: Ferrari SF-26 in 1:18
Bburago has opened official pre-orders for both Ferrari SF-26 driver cars in 1:18 scale: Charles Leclerc's number 16 and Lewis Hamilton's number 44. The official listings identify product codes 18-16817L and 18-16817H, describe both as officially licensed Ferrari diecast models and state that availability is expected by the end of 2026.
At the time checked, each was listed at €79.99 in Bburago's European store. Treat that as a regional snapshot rather than a universal retail price. These are large centerpiece models for a display shelf—not the compact option for collectors trying to build an entire grid.
What Bburago Actually Offers in 1:64
The current official Bburago 1:64 Formula 1 range is based on the 2025 season. Each model is sold with a display case and the official store positions the range as online-only.
| Team | Car | Drivers listed |
|---|---|---|
| Ferrari | SF-25 | Charles Leclerc #16, Lewis Hamilton #44 |
| McLaren | MCL39 | Lando Norris #4, Oscar Piastri #81 |
| Mercedes-AMG | W16 | George Russell #63, Kimi Antonelli #12 |
| Red Bull Racing | RB21 | Max Verstappen #1 |
The official European listings showed a €14.99 price when checked. Temporary sold-out labels should not automatically be read as rarity: stock can return, and regional distributors may have different inventory.
Do Not Confuse “Current in 2026” with “2026-Season Car”
A model can be newly available to collectors in 2026 while representing the previous racing season. That distinction matters when cataloguing F1 cars. The SF-25, MCL39, W16 and RB21 are 2025 cars; the confirmed SF-26 products are current 2026 cars, but only the 1:18 versions were officially listed when this article was checked.
- Check the real car's season, not only the date you bought the model.
- Record the driver number and product code to separate near-identical variants.
- Verify the scale before pre-ordering; promotional images can make 1:43 and 1:64 packages look similar.
- Do not pay an SF-26 1:64 premium unless Bburago or an authorised seller confirms that version.
Ferrari Beyond Formula 1
Bburago's Ferrari range is broader than single-seaters. The official Racing collection includes the Ferrari 499P endurance racer in multiple scales, while the Race & Play range covers road cars such as the F80, 12Cilindri, Purosangue and SF90 XX Stradale. Model Kit products add an assembly-focused option for collectors who want more interaction than a sealed display piece.
This makes three clear collection paths possible: a driver-by-driver F1 grid, a Ferrari motorsport timeline that includes the 499P, or a mixed Ferrari road-car display.
Which Bburago Scale Should You Choose?
| Scale | Best for | Collector approach |
|---|---|---|
| 1:64 | Small spaces and complete grids | Collect teams or drivers across one season |
| 1:43 | More presence without a huge shelf | Look for display-case and livery variants |
| 1:24 | Road cars, racing cars and model kits | Balance detail with manageable size |
| 1:18 | Centerpiece displays | Choose a few important cars, such as the SF-26 |
Smart Buying Checklist
- Match the driver, number, livery, scale and Bburago product code.
- Check whether the official page says “pre-order,” “sold out” or “add to cart.”
- Keep the included display case for protection and easier identification.
- Compare authorised retailers before paying a temporary-stock premium.
- Build around a theme—driver, team, season, racing series or scale—to avoid random purchases.
