The Ford GT40 MK1 (1965) is one of the most legendary race cars in automotive history, becoming an icon of endurance racing and high-performance engineering. Ford developed this model with a clear goal: to defeat Ferrari’s dominance at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans.
The name GT40 refers to the car’s extremely low height of just 40 inches (approximately 102 cm). This low profile played a crucial role in aerodynamic efficiency and high-speed stability, giving the car a competitive advantage on the track.
The mid-engine layout and lightweight construction provided excellent weight distribution, significantly improving handling and control. The MK1 version was a key step in the development process, laying the foundation for the later Le Mans victories.
The design is entirely focused on performance. Its aerodynamic shape, low stance and wide proportions create an aggressive and purposeful appearance. Every detail of the car was engineered to maximize track performance.
Beyond its technical achievements, the Ford GT40 became a symbol of the historic rivalry between Ford and Ferrari, one of the most famous stories in motorsport history.
Today, the Ford GT40 MK1 (1965) is regarded as a true classic, highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts worldwide due to its rarity and historical significance.
The Majorette Collection Series 2 version recreates this iconic car in 1:64 scale with impressive attention to detail, accurately capturing its proportions and character.
For collectors, this Ford GT40 MK1 (1965) – Majorette model represents a legendary race car and a defining era of motorsport in miniature form.
