Recently Added
Advanced Search (578 results)
1000 km Österreichring
Track action scene, Car Number 5 a Mirage M6, (Derek Bell and Howden Ganley, co-drivers), Derek Bell, driver (helmet, seated).
1000 km Österreichring
Track action scene, Car Number 5 a Mirage M6, (Derek Bell and Howden Ganley, co-drivers), Derek Bell, driver (helmet, seated).
1000 km Österreichring
Track action scene, Car Number 5 a Mirage M6, (Derek Bell and Howden Ganley, co-drivers), Derek Bell, driver (helmet, seated).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 18, a DB HBR5, (Fernand Carpentier and Marcel Picart, co-drivers), 558 CY63 (registration).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, race start, left to right: Car Number 29, a Maserati 350S, (Umberto Maglioli and Luigi Piotti, co-drivers), Car Number 23, a Jaguar D-Type, (Ron Flockhart and Ninian Sanderson, co-drivers), Car Number 24, a Jaguar D-Type, (Mike Hawthorn and Paul Frère, co-drivers), 032 RW (registration), (Car Number 25), a Jaguar D-Type, (Ivor Bueb and Duncan Hamilton, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 39, a Lotus Eleven, (Ivor Bueb and Herbert Mackay-Fraser, co-drivers), Car Number 9, the Ferry F750 Renault, (Jacques Blaché and Louis Pons, co-drivers), 41 59-E-75 (registration), unique example built by Pierre Ferry.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 23, an Alfa Romeo Giulietta Veloce, (Roger Castelain and Pierre Ros, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 30, a Porsche 550 RS, (Richard von Frankenberg and Claude Storez, co-drivers), Car Number 10, a VP 166R, (Jean-Marie Dumazer and Lucien Campion, co-drivers), fabricated by Vernet et Pairard in Paris, France.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 18, a DB HBR5, (Fernand Carpentier and Marcel Picart, co-drivers), 558 CY63 (registration), Car Number 1, a Stanguellini S750, (René Philippe Faure and Gilbert Foury, co-drivers)
12 Hours of Reims
Track side scene, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 12, a Monopole X88, (Louis van Steen and Sourzat, co-drivers), fabricated in Poissy, France, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 6, a Panhard VM5, (Pierre Chancel and Robert Chancel, co-drivers), 867-GA75 (registration).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France, Car Number 19, a DB HBR5, (René Ghesquiere and Gerard Parmentier, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 16, a DB HBR, (André Héchard and Guillaume Mercader, co-drivers), 574 BC41 (registration), Car Number 10, a VP 166R, (Jean-Marie Dumazer and Lucien Campion, co-drivers), fabricated by Vernet et Pairard in Paris, France, Car Number 1, a Stanguellini S750, (René Philippe Faure and Gilbert Foury, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Reims
Pre-race grid scene, Car Number 1, an Austin-Healey 100S, (Raymond Flower and Colin Davis, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 6, a Panhard VM5, (Pierre Chancel and Robert Chancel, co-drivers), 867-GA75 (registration), Car Number 17, a DB HBR4, (Robert Mougin and Louis Cornet, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 39, a Lotus Eleven, (Ivor Bueb and Herbert Mackay-Fraser, co-drivers), Car Number 9, the Ferry F750 Renault, (Jacques Blaché and Louis Pons, co-drivers), 41 59-E-75 (registration), unique example built by Pierre Ferry.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 9, the Ferry F750 Renault, (Jacques Blaché and Louis Pons, co-drivers), 41 59-E-75 (registration), unique example built by Pierre Ferry.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 23, an Alfa Romeo Giulietta Veloce, (Roger Castelain and Pierre Ros, co-drivers), 673DF 02 (registration).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, Car Number 1, a Stanguellini S750, (René Philippe Faure and Gilbert Foury, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Reims
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 1, a Stanguellini S750, (René Philippe Faure and Gilbert Foury, co-drivers), Car Number 33, a Porsche 550, (Georges Harris and Georges Hacquin, co-drivers).
12 Hours of Sebring
The Ferrari Dino 246 S chassis 0778TR, number 22, of Jim Hall and George Constantine.
12 Hours of Sebring
Number 59, a Porsche 911 Turbo S LM, co-driven by Walter Röhrl, Hans-Joachim Stuck and Hurley Haywood, finished seventh overall and first in the INV GT class at the 12 Hours of Sebring on March 20, 1993.
12 Hours of Sebring
Car number 45, an Austin-Healey 100S, followed by car number 44, an Austin-Healey 100S.
12 Hours of Sebring
Track action scene, Front to back: Car Number 6 (Bob Grossman and Ed Lowther, drivers), Shelby Cobra 427
12 Hours of Sebring
Number 59, a Porsche 911 Turbo S LM, co-driven by Walter Röhrl, Hans-Joachim Stuck and Hurley Haywood, finished seventh overall and first in the INV GT class at the 12 Hours of Sebring on March 20, 1993.