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Niki Lauda Led from pole position to with the 1975 Monaco Grand Prix on 11th May driving a Ferrari 312T. This win brought Ferrari to their first Monaco win for 20 years, and Niki Lauda maximum points towards his first Formula 1 World Championship with Ferrari taking the Formula One Constructors Championship -
motorsportartcollector presents Maserati Birdcage driven by Stirling Moss an original pencil sketch by Martin Tomlinson -
A Beautiful Companion. Jaguar XK120 -
Targa Florio 1963 -
The Vic Elford and Umberto Maglioli driven Porsche 907 is shown racing through Cerda's main streets in this the 52nd Targa Florio. Despite losing 20 minutes due to a wheel and tyre problem during the opening lap, it was the English driver who gave a display of inspired driving to snatch victory from Alfa Romero. He set both a new lap record and a new record speed over the tortuous Little Madonie mountain circuit. -
Driving an Alfa Romeo T33-3, Toine Hezemans and Nino Vaccarella won the 55th Targa Florio, completing the 792 kilometres in just over six and a half hours. The scene depicted shows the winning car storming through Cerda leading serious opposition in the form of the Porsche 908 of Larrousse and Elford. -
The Targa Florio was reputed to be run in the most hostile environment in Europe. Raced over the toughest roads, this year the Sicilian road race ran foralmost 500 miles, over 11 laps, of the tortuous Piccolo Circuito Madonie. For the 56th Targa Florio in 1972, Enzo Ferrari entered just one of his powerful 312PB sports-racing prototypes. Driven by Arturo Merzario and Sandro Munari, the car set the fastest lap in practice and dominated the race itself. -
The Targa Florio was reputed to be run in the most hostile environment in Europe. Raced over the toughest roads, this year the Sicilian road race ran for almost 500 miles, over 11 laps of the tortuous Piccolo Circuito Madonie. Enzo Ferrari had entered just one of his powerful 312PB sports racing prototypes. Driven by Merzario and Munari, the car set the fastest lap in practice and dominated the race itself. -
Piero Taruffi on his way to be what was to be the last Mille Miglia race in 1957. This was his 14th attempt and he was driving a Ferrari 315S -
To commemorate the victory for Mercedes who finished 1st, 2nd & 3rd in the 1914 French Grand Prix at Lyon. Christian Lautenschlager driving his 4.5 Litre Mercedes followed by Kenelm Lee Guiness in his Sunbeam on their descent to Los Sept Chemins -
The victorious Martini and Rossi Porsche 917 driven by Vic Elford and Gerard Larrousse leads the Donohue /Hobbs Ferrari 512M. -
A tribute to a very special era in British Motorcycle Racing, this print captures the profiles and riding styles of five outstanding British riders who entertained us all so royally. Featuring Ron Haslam, Roger Marshall, John Cooper, Mick Grant and Steve Parrish.
