The Tyrrell P34 is a legendary figure in Formula One history, known for its distinctive six-wheel design. Introduced by Derek Gardner in 1975, this innovative vehicle aimed to enhance braking and cornering performance through reduced drag while maintaining traction with four smaller front tires. The car made its racing debut in the 1976 Spanish GP and famously achieved a 1-2 finish at the Swedish GP. At the season's final race, the Japanese GP at Fuji Speedway, Jody Scheckter's No.3 P34 featured unique modifications such as a triangular net guard on the air funnel and enlarged wingtip panels.
This model from Tamiya's Masterwork Collection captures the essence of the P34 as it appeared during the 1976 Japan GP. It serves as an excellent representation for both historical significance and display quality, making it a prized addition to any collection.
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