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Bburago Red Bull RB19, RB20 and RB21: Choose the Right Season

Published September 23, 2026 by Muncle Mikes

Bburago Red Bull RB20 Max Verstappen number 1, 1:24 model with display case 28056MV

Choose RB19 for a 2023 Red Bull subject, RB20 for 2024, and RB21 for 2025. Then check the driver and any named race. Verstappen's number 1 appears on several releases, so the number alone cannot tell you which season or display size you are buying.

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RB19 and RB20: a consistent 1:24 pair

The 2023 Verstappen RB19, 28030MV, and 2024 Verstappen RB20, 28056MV, each include a plastic showcase. Both list approximate car dimensions of 9 × 3.5 × 2 inches and no opening panels.

These are useful choices for a same-scale, season-by-season display. Select the year missing from your collection or display the two together with clear labels. They are different season subjects, not duplicate purchases distinguished only by packaging.

RB21 in 1:43: a smaller 2025 display

The Verstappen RB21, 38234MV, is a cased 1:43 model approximately 5 × 1.75 × 1 inches.

It suits a smaller shelf or an existing 1:43 collection. Beside the nine-inch RB19 and RB20 examples it will be noticeably smaller because of the scale, not because the represented 2025 car should be interpreted as dramatically shorter.

This listing identifies the season without the Japanese GP designation used by the larger release below. Keep that distinction when buying to commemorate a specific race.

Japanese GP RB21: choose the driver as well as the event

The Verstappen Japanese GP 2025 RB21, 18005MV, is a 1:18 winner-edition listing. It documents positionable wheels, no opening panels and approximately 11.5 × 4 × 2.25-inch dimensions.

The Tsunoda number 22 Japanese GP RB21, 18005YT, is the other driver-specific choice in this comparison. It has the same listed scale, dimensions and moving-wheel specification, but it is not described as the race winner.

Choose the pair for a same-event, two-driver display, or buy the driver you actually follow. A shared team and race name do not transfer the winner designation between the two cars.

How to avoid the wrong replacement or duplicate

Use a collection record with four fields: car code, season, driver number and scale. Add the race name when one is specified. This is more reliable than recording only Red Bull or Verstappen.

For a gift, find out whether the recipient wants a missing season or a named event. For a new collection, decide whether a coherent size matters more than using different sizes for individual centerpieces.

Compare the whole display cost

The linked smaller cased releases document their showcases. The 1:18 Japanese GP descriptions do not promise one. Include any separate enclosure you need in the purchasing decision, and allow room around the wings rather than using the car length as a case measurement.

Find the Red Bull season and driver you are missing

Product identities checked September 23, 2026. Dimensions are approximate. This comparison does not claim hands-on aerodynamic or detail testing.