-
Michael Schumacher in his 1997 Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro -
Michael Schumacher - Benetton Ford 194 & Jordan Ford 191 Silverstone Test Day -
Michael Schumacher dominated the 2004 FIA Formula One season winning an all-time record seventh World Championship, his fifth with Ferrari, making the legendary German driver the most successful in the history of motorsport. The image depicts Michael in his Ferrari F2004 leading the opposition during the San Marino Grand Prix June 2004. -
Motorsportartcollector presents Micheal Schumacher driving the Benetton B192 an original pencil sketch by Martin Tomlinson A3 in size -
Mika Hakkinen wins the Formula 1 World Championship in the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka on 01/11/98 driving a McLaren Mercedes MP4/13 -
Mike Hawthorn Portrait -
Motorsportartcollector presents Mike Hawthorn in a Cooper Bristol an original pencil sketch by Martin Tomlinson A3 in size -
Gigi Villoresi, in a somewhat ravaged Ferrari 340 America, on a rain soaked road heads for victory in the 1951 Mille Miglia. -
Amongst the 481 starters for the 20th running of the greatest road races there were no fewer than 6 factory teams competing for overall success. Victory eventually went to Giannino Marzotto driving a Ferrari 340 MM, Viganle who completed the 945 miles at an average speed of 89 miles per hour. -
Driving the Rob Walker entered Lotus 18 Stirling Moss is shown leading the Ferrari's of Ginther and Hill as they round the Gasworks Hairpin. Overcoming a significant horsepower disadvantage, Stirling drove what is considered to be his greatest race to defeat the might of the works Ferrari team to claim an historic victory. -
1936 Torpedo Roadster designed by Figoni et Falaschi, Casino Square, Monaco -
Jackie Stewart scored his 25th Grand Prix victory at Monaco in 1973. Driving the Derek Gardner designed Tyrrell Cosworth 006, Stewart started from pole position and led 70 laps of the 78 lap race. The image shows the winning car leading Fittipaldi's Lotus as they round Tabac.
