The Simtek S941 was used to compete in the 1994 F1 season. It was designed by Nick Wirth and Paul Crooks. The Simtek company was specifically founded to develop and build F1 cars and designed an unused prototype for BMW as they wanted to enter the F1 championships in early 1990’s but abandoned the project in which then the cars were sold off to Andrea Moda.

With backing from sponsor MTV and former F1 champion Jack Brabham Simtek entered the 1994 season but the car proved slow and unreliable. It is also associated with the unfortunate passing of one of their drivers Roland Ratzenburger whom passed away after crashing at the same circuit and corner in practice which Ayrton Senna would a few days later also claiming his live. This weekend has gone down in history as one of the most tragic weekends in F1 history.

The car is designed so a complete minifig can fit. It is also designed to match the speed champions 2020 scale as closely as possible.

Free sticker sheet now available with the instructions! It must be printed on a white vinyl sheet at a 1:1 ratio (do not scale and must be actual size). The sticker sheet will also be made available from https://www.ultimatecollectorstickers.co.uk/

Minifig is NOT included in the instructions or parts list.

PLEASE NOTE: This listing includes instructions only and no bricks will be supplied!
The bricks can be bought from bricklink.com.

To buy the bricks either refer to the guide included in downloadable files on how to import a xml list on bricklink or refer to the parts list if you are planning to buy from any other website.

Unfortunately I don’t accept any refunds or returns but if you have any problems with your purchase please let me know!