Gerald R. Forsythe |
includes:
Forsythe championship Racing & Forsythe Green Racing |
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1994
our first Player's 1/10 and 1/5
scale models were commissioned by
Mr.
Gerald R. Forsythe, of
"Forsythe Green Racing"
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INDECK
PLAYERS LTD |
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Primary sponsors on the 1994 #12 car were PLAYERS LTD. and
INDECK, and the
driver was Jacques Villeneuve.
Jacques was awarded the 1994 PPG Indy Car "Rookie of the Year" and a
series of 1/10th. scale commemorative models were commissioned by Mr.
Forsythe, along with two 1/5th. scale, one of which he presented to the
Imperial Tobacco Company in Montreal, Canada. |
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1995
Gerald Forsythe and Barry Green formed
separate teams. Mr. Forsythe with the CE #33 car driven by
Teo Fabi,
and Barry Green with the Player's Ltd sponsorship,
had the #27, car driven by
Jacques Villeneuve.
The Team Green captured the
"Indianapolis 500",in
1995, (Limited Edition commemorative model on the right).
1995 "PPG Indy Car
World Series Championship",
was also won by Jacques
Villeneuve in the Team Green
#27 Reynard. Limited Edition Models were commissioned in 1:10 scale by Mr. Forsythe to
mark this achievements also, but with the Reynard in the
road course configuration.
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1995
Models in 1:10 &1:5 scale, of the
CE #33 Teo Fabi
car were commissioned by Gerald Forsythe. Two of the 1:5 large
scale models can be seen being packaged, ready to be shipped.
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1995
was also the year that a young and very talented
Greg Moore,
captured the "PPG Firestone Indy
Lights Championship" for the
Player's Forsythe Racing Team. Once
again, a 1/5th. scale model, and a series of 1/10th. scale
models were commissioned for the Lola Buick #99 car, by Gerald
Forsythe. |
1996
Greg Moore
moved from Indy Light, to Indy Car, where he drove the #99
Reynard Mercedes-Benz for Player's Forsythe Racing, and a
series of models were commissioned to mark his
"Debut to Indy Car".
1996
was the year, the
Player's Forsythe Racing, Indy Lights, #33 car driven by
David Empringham,
won the "1996
PPG Firestone Indy Lights Championship",
and a series of 1/10th. and a 1/5th. scale models were
commissioned.
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1997
Greg Moore
got his "First Indy Car Win" at the "Milwaukee Mile", Mr.
Forsythe commissioned a series of 1/10th. models to mark that
event. These were the first Brinkworth models
to be signed by
Greg Moore
and
Gerald
Forsythe. There was also
a 1/5th. scale model of this car built for Forsythe Racing. |
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1998
Patrick Carpentier and
Greg Moore partnered on the Player's
Forsythe Champ Car Team. Three only, special edition
models were commissioned by Players Racing. A
"two Car Team Model",
with the #33 and the #99 cars, mounted together, on a stepped
base. |
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1998
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Greg
Moore got his
"First 500 Mile Win"
at the "U.S. 500" in 1998, and Commemorative models, with the
special presentation drawer in the base of the model, were
commissioned. |
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1998/1999
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Figurines of
Greg Moore
and Tony Kanaan
on the base of our 1/5 scale model, complete with both cars.
It was Commissioned to commemorate the two 500 mile,
"back to back"
wins, of the Forsythe Racing Drivers, at both "U.S.
500" events. |
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1998 |
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ATLANTICS |
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To mark the
"Silver Anniversary"
of the Kool/Toyota Atlantic Series", Gerald Forsythe commissioned
25 Silver 1:10 scale models,
of the Toyota - Swift 008a, to be presented to the 25 people,
who had contributed to the success of that program over it's 25
year history. |
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1998 KOOL
TOYOTA ATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIP |
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The
Players Forsythe Racing's #33 - Toyota Swift 008a, driven by
Lee
Bentham, won the
"1998 Kool Toyota Atlantic Championship".
We were commissioned in 1999 to
build just one only 1:5 scale model, for Mr. Gerald Forsythe.
In
2014 I received a
commission to build two Toyota Swift 008a models in 1:10 scale,
for two private collectors. |
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Unfortunately there
was no "Brinkworth" model built of the
Greg Moore
1999 #99 Champ Car
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2001 |
Patrick Carpentier
had his
"first Champ Car win"
in 2001. To commemorate this event, Player's
Ltd. commissioned a build of 25 1/10th. scale models of his #32 Reynard
Ford Cosworth XF in the short oval version. |
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2003 |
Paul Tracy
had his
"first Champ Car win"
in 2003. To commemorate this event, Player's
Ltd. commissioned a build of 20 1/10th. scale models of his #3 Lola Ford
Cosworth XF in the road course version.
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