Alan Jones' 1980 Williams FW07B- Scalextric Legends

Australian Alan Jones captured the 1980 World Championship in this Williams FW07B. We look at the Scalextric version Model C138 around Bebbington Park. How does it stack up against the other Legends??

[@samschannel518]

That is a beautiful car.

[@simonwalden5170]

That was flying round. It'll take some beating.

[@thatslotcarguy]

Could not pass up watching a video of a fellow Aussie...and a legend at that

[@scalextricdigitalpacerraci7129]

I watch your channel! Love the work you do. Yes , Alan Jones was cool, loved his battles with Reutemann and Prost in 81. Got red 5 coming up next.

[@thatslotcarguy]

Thanks for the kind words mate ☺️

[@MrJeffhamilton48]

Hello, a first visit here, and I'm very much enjoying your wonderful track and the Alan Jones bio. What I would like to know is, what are the dimensions of your track layout ! I'm thinking that I might like to invest in a Scalextric Digital layout, in the not too distant future and I know for a fact that a smallish figure eight oval would quickly lose it's luster, so to speak, and so more track and a much more complex circuit layout would be required, and I very much like yours!

[@scalextricdigitalpacerraci7129]

Thanks for your comments, I'll be doing a track guide soon, but to answer your question its on a board 4 meters by 2 meters. The track is made for fast racing so no slow hairpins!