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Denny Hulme - McLaren Chevrolet M8D Can-Am Champion - Riverside 1970 Winner -
Motorsport Art Collector presents Dominant Verstappen a limited edition giclee print of an original painting by Nicholas Watts. -
Michael Doohan - No 1, overtaking Alberto Puig - No. 5, followed by Alex Creville on 24th June 1995 each riding a Honda NSR 500cc, Michael Doohan won the race and went on to win the 500cc World Championship -
Graham Hill starting from the 2nd row, takes the lead on lap 53 with the fastest lap, to give the BRM team a 1-2 victory for the second successive year, in the Monaco Grand Prix on 10th May 1964 driving a BRM 261 -
In the last Sebring 12 Hour race to utilize the old airport circuit, the Coca-Cola Porsche 962 of Bob Aki, Hans Stuck and Joe Gartner waged a ferocious battle with the Lowenbrau Porsche 962 of Al Holbert, Derek Bell and Al Unser Jnr until turbo failure on the Lowenbrau car dropped it to third place. The winning Akin entry went onto set all time speed and distance record for the 12 hours covering 1394.82 miles at an average speed of 115.852. -
Featuring the Lancia-Ferrari D50A of Collins & Musso assembled for practice in the early morning sunshine of the 1956 Monaco Grand Prix -
Portrait of Enzo Ferrari -
Juan Manuel Fangio on his way to victory in the 1955 Argentine Grand Prix, followed by Ascari, Gonzales and Moss. Photograph of Fangio signing supplied with this print -
Juan Manuel Fangio with his Lancia/Ferrari D50 prior to winning the 1956 British Grand Prix at Silverstone -
Winner of Grand Prix Sportique's First Annual International Motor and Motor Racing Art Competition, sponsored by Autoglass. Judged on Friday 29th September 1996 by HRH Prince Michael of Kent KVCO, The Rt. Hon Lord Hesketh, Derek Bell MBE, Alan Fearnley, David Mills, Sir Stirling Moss OBE, Chris Rea, Ken Reeds, John Southgate, Murray Walker OBE and Craig Warwick -
Motorsport Art Collector presents Farewell to the Champion a limited edition giclee print of an original painting by Nicholas Watts -
It was at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in 1951 that Ferrari achieved its first Grand Prix victory. The image depicts the tremendous battle between the eventual winner Jose Gonzalez, driving the Ferrari 375/F1 and Juan Fangio in the Alfa Romeo. Gigi Villoresi (shown following), also in a Ferrari, was to finish third.
