2026 #83 Roth Enterprises Sprint Car - Buddy Kofoid in 1:50 scale
This is the 2026 #83 Roth Enterprises Sprint Car - Buddy Kofoid in 1:50 scale by Acme Diecast.
The #83 Sprint Car of Roth Motorsports, driven by Buddy Kofoid, is a prominent entry in the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series during the 2026 season. Kofoid, a California native, began racing at just five years old and quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a two-time USAC National Midget Series champion (2021–2022) and one of the most promising young dirt racers in North America. His Roth Enterprises sprint car is distinctive because it carries the historic No. 83, a long-standing and highly successful number in World of Outlaws competition, and features a powerful winged sprint-car design optimized for short dirt ovals, capable of producing extreme acceleration and grip on loose surfaces. The car’s lightweight chassis, massive top wing, and high-horsepower engine allow it to slide through corners at dramatic angles—one of the defining spectacles of sprint-car racing—making Kofoid and the Roth #83 a standout combination on the 2026 tour as they chase victories and championship contention.
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 #83 Sprint Car of Roth Motorsports, driven by Buddy Kofoid, is a prominent entry in the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series during the 2026 season. Kofoid, a California native, began racing at just five years old and quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a two-time USAC National Midget Series champion (2021–2022) and one of the most promising young dirt racers in North America. His Roth Enterprises sprint car is distinctive because it carries the historic No. 83, a long-standing and highly successful number in World of Outlaws competition, and features a powerful winged sprint-car design optimized for short dirt ovals, capable of producing extreme acceleration and grip on loose surfaces. The car’s lightweight chassis, massive top wing, and high-horsepower engine allow it to slide through corners at dramatic angles—one of the defining spectacles of sprint-car racing—making Kofoid and the Roth #83 a standout combination on the 2026 tour as they chase victories and championship contention.
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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