2026 #41 Albaugh Sprint Car - Carson Macedo in 1:50 scale
This is the 2026 #41 Albaugh Sprint Car - Carson Macedo in 1:50 scale by Acme Diecast.
The #41 Albaugh sprint car, driven by Carson Macedo, is a leading contender in the 2026 World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series for Jason Johnson Racing (JJR). Macedo, from Lemoore, California, has become one of the top drivers in modern sprint-car racing, earning more than 50 World of Outlaws victories and consistently finishing near the top of the championship standings. His partnership with JJR—originally founded by late driver Jason Johnson—has produced numerous wins at major tracks such as Knoxville Raceway and major events like the National Open. The Albaugh-sponsored No. 41 stands out for its striking winged design and powerful 410-cubic-inch sprint-car engine, built for maximum downforce and acceleration on dirt ovals, allowing drivers to power-slide through corners at extreme speed. Combined with the experienced JJR crew led by crew chief Philip Dietz, the #41 car is widely regarded as one of the most competitive and recognizable sprint cars on the World of Outlaws tour.
ACME Diecast 1:50 scale sprint cars are known for offering a very good balance of detail, authenticity, and affordability in a smaller collector scale. Despite their compact size (about 3 inches long), these models feature true-to-scale proportions, real rubber tires, and detailed interiors and exteriors, along with accurate sponsor graphics and official team licensing that replicate real dirt-track sprint cars. The models are primarily made of die-cast metal with some plastic components and are typically packaged in protective clamshell display cases. Because sprint car die-cast models are produced by relatively few manufacturers, ACME’s 1:50 line is popular with collectors who want realistic dirt-track replicas without the cost or space requirements of larger 1:18 models.
The #41 Albaugh sprint car, driven by Carson Macedo, is a leading contender in the 2026 World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series for Jason Johnson Racing (JJR). Macedo, from Lemoore, California, has become one of the top drivers in modern sprint-car racing, earning more than 50 World of Outlaws victories and consistently finishing near the top of the championship standings. His partnership with JJR—originally founded by late driver Jason Johnson—has produced numerous wins at major tracks such as Knoxville Raceway and major events like the National Open. The Albaugh-sponsored No. 41 stands out for its striking winged design and powerful 410-cubic-inch sprint-car engine, built for maximum downforce and acceleration on dirt ovals, allowing drivers to power-slide through corners at extreme speed. Combined with the experienced JJR crew led by crew chief Philip Dietz, the #41 car is widely regarded as one of the most competitive and recognizable sprint cars on the World of Outlaws tour.
ACME Diecast 1:50 scale sprint cars are known for offering a very good balance of detail, authenticity, and affordability in a smaller collector scale. Despite their compact size (about 3 inches long), these models feature true-to-scale proportions, real rubber tires, and detailed interiors and exteriors, along with accurate sponsor graphics and official team licensing that replicate real dirt-track sprint cars. The models are primarily made of die-cast metal with some plastic components and are typically packaged in protective clamshell display cases. Because sprint car die-cast models are produced by relatively few manufacturers, ACME’s 1:50 line is popular with collectors who want realistic dirt-track replicas without the cost or space requirements of larger 1:18 models.
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