2025 Hot Wheels BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 #10 Pierre Gasly — JBM21 — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

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2025 BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 #10: Pierre Gasly · JBM21

The #10 Pierre Gasly release is JBM21. It represents the same BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 casting as JBM09, with a different driver number and individual release code.

Release facts

Full-size car represented BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 · 2024 season
Hot Wheels release year 2025
Series Formula One Collection Mix 1
Driver number #10 · Pierre Gasly
Individual release code JBM21
Shared casting reference JBM09
Color Black · Alpine livery
Base / wheels Metal base · RR-F1 wheels (Newsletter code RRBF1)
Scale / country 1:64 · Thailand

How to identify this release

  1. Confirm the BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 shape and black Alpine livery.
  2. Read the printed driver number: #10 represents Pierre Gasly.
  3. Match it to the individual code: JBM21. JBM09 is also the shared casting reference for this two-release family.
  4. Check the 2025 Formula One Collection Mix 1 package and keep its condition separate from the car.

Compare both Alpine A524 releases

Both pages describe the same JBM09 casting reference. Driver number and individual release code identify the version.

Return to the complete Alpine A524 casting guide

Value Research

Compare JBM21 only with the #10 Pierre Gasly release in the 2025 Formula One Collection Mix 1. Keep it distinct from the visually similar #31 Esteban Ocon issue, which uses JBM09. Record the car, stand, card and blister condition separately.

This guide does not assign a price range without matching completed-sale evidence.

Catalog notes

The 2025 Hot Wheels Newsletter Formula 1 Mix 1 catalog lists JBM21 as the black A524 with driver number #10, made in Thailand, using RR-F1 wheels (Newsletter code RRBF1). HWC Garage catalogs JBM09 as the shared casting reference across the two numbered cars.

Collector FAQs

What identifies this A524 version?

JBM21 identifies the 2025 black BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 with Pierre Gasly’s #10 graphics. It is made in Thailand and uses RR-F1 wheels, listed by the Hot Wheels Newsletter as RRBF1.

How does it differ from JBM09?

JBM09 is the companion Esteban Ocon #31 release. JBM21 carries #10 for Gasly; check the driver markings and code together.

How should I compare condition and value?

Match JBM21 and the #10 livery, then compare loose cars or similar carded examples. No unsupported price estimate is assigned.