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Money Gram Haas F1 - Oliver Bearman
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Money Gram Haas F1 - Oliver Bearman

SKU
HYW10
Release year
2026
Scale
1/64
Base material
Metal
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Formula 1 · Formula One Collection Mix 3 (2026)

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Wheels

RR-F1RR-F1

Colors

body
color:White
detailed:White
source:Gloss White
premium:Gloss
interior
color:Black
detailed:Black
base
premium:Matte
color:Black
detailed:Black
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The story behind the Money Gram Haas F1 - Oliver Bearman

The Money Gram Haas F1, Oliver Bearman brings the speed of professional motorsports directly to your desk or shelf as part of the 2026 Formula One Collection Mix 3 series. Designed by Craig Callum, this detailed diecast model captures the aggressive aerodynamic styling required for top-tier racing. It features a striking gloss white body paired with bold red sponsor decals and black accents that mirror the real-world team livery. Since it belongs to the specific Formula 1 assortment rather than standard retail waves, these cars are produced in smaller quantities compared to everyday releases. This makes them naturally scarcer for those trying to complete their racing sets.

Materials, colors and value

This model features a durable metal base and body construction that provides solid weight typical of high-end diecast replicas. It comes in the classic white color scheme with black interior details and matte or gloss finishes depending on production batches. The car is scaled at an authentic 1/64 size, making it perfect for detailed display cases alongside other racing models. Because Formula 1 releases are limited runs tied to specific seasons and drivers like Oliver Bearman, this SKU tends to hold value well among niche collectors who track team histories.

Questions about the Money Gram Haas F1 - Oliver Bearman

How can I identify the correct Oliver Bearman Haas F1 car?+

Look for the driver name printed on the chassis and check for the specific Money Gram sponsor decals in red. The official SKU code is HYW10, which will be listed on packaging or collector databases to confirm authenticity.

Is this Hot Wheels model a rare find?+

It falls under the Formula 1 assortment category rather than general mainline production. These themed sets are released in smaller quantities and only appear during specific collection windows, making them harder to locate on store shelves once the initial run sells out.

What is the typical value of this diecast car?+

Values depend largely on condition and whether you buy it new in blister packaging. As a niche racing model from 2026, prices usually remain stable or appreciate slowly over time if kept pristine with no paint chips.

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How much is a HYW10 - Money Gram Haas F1 - Oliver Bearman Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€3.00
Low
€2.10
High
€4.80
Estimated

This 2026 Formula 1 casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.