F1 Toro Rosso STR14/04 rolling chassis

Unique opportunity to own the 2019 Toro Tosso Formula One car that had a 2nd podium place in Brazil driven by Pierre Gasly.

This exceptional original F1 car (rolling chassis), also driven by Alex Albon during the 2019 FIA Formula One World Championship. The car has an interesting history after F1, too. Following its time with Toro Rosso, it was sold directly to me (R. Reinders), owner of Racetrailer.com and still in his private collection of F1 cars.

Chassis/livery: STR14 chassis 04 -2019
Race History: 2nd Place (Brazil)
Championship points: 85 (6th place)
Races: 17/ 1 podium

Complete Formula One car:
Full working gearbox
Radiators
Hoses
Pipelines
Electrical rear wing
Pedals
Brakes
Steering rack & pinion
Steering wheel (race)
Steering wheel (travel)
STR car cover
Seat Pierre Gasly
Seatbelts
Less engine, hydraulics, and ECU

Races:

Alex Albon:
SPAIN 11TH
MONACO 8TH
CANADA DNF
FRANCE 15TH
AUSTRIA 15TH
GREAT BRITAIN 12TH
GERMANY 6TH
HUNGARY 10TH

Pierre Gasly:
BELGIUM 9TH
ITALY 11TH
SINGAPORE 8TH
RUSSIA 14TH
JAPAN 7TH
MEXICO 9TH
USA DNF (BUT WAS CLASSIFIED 16TH)
BRAZIL 2ND
ABU DHABI 18TH

Toro Rosso STR14- 2019

The Toro Rosso STR 14 is the second most successful car in the 14-year history of the Italian team. Only the 2008 STR3, in which Sebastian Vettel took the teams maiden win – is more illustrious. Although the Honda-engine looked promising during the 2018, nobody at the season opener in Melbourne expected Toro Rosso to end the 2019 season with two sensational podium finishes and 85 points to its record.

Toro Rosso started the season with the experienced Daniil Kvyat, who was partnered by the young Thai Alexander Albon. Later in the season, Albon would depart to Red Bull Racing, where he would take the place of the disappointing Pierre Gasly. Gasly returned to Toro Rosso where he would prove to be all but mentally broken by his demotion. In the nine remaining races, Gasly would finish in the points five times. During the Brazilian Grand Prix he let Lewis Hamilton eat his dust while finishing second, screaming and crying with delight. He did that while driving the car in this picture, which would later be stripped of its Honda engine en rebadged to the number 23 of Albon, who finished sixth in the German Grand Prix at the wheel of this car. That was also the race where Kvyat finished a sensational third, one day after becoming a father for the first time. The Toro Rosso STR14 carries with it some of the most beautiful stories of a tumultuous 2019 season and is therefore a collector’s item in its own right.