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Argentine Grand Prix
Car 23, an Alfa Romeo 179; car 14, an Ensign N180; and car 4, a Tyrrell 009, on display in the pit.
Belgian Grand Prix
Derek Daly drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 010 followed by Bruno Giacomelli driving car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179.
Belgian Grand Prix
Michele Alboreto drives car number 3, a Tyrrell 011 followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 182 and Riccardo Patrese driving car number 2, a Brabham BT50.
British Grand Prix
Martin Brundle driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 014, followed by Riccardo Patrese driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 185T.
British Grand Prix
Thierry Boutsen driving car number 18, an Arrows A8. Followed by Riccardo Patrese driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 185T, and Martin Brundle driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 014.
Caesars Palace Grand Prix
Mario Andretti drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 179D followed by Eddie Cheever driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 011.
Canadian Grand Prix
Jean-Pierre Jarier drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 009 and Vittorio Brambilla drives car number 36, an Alfa Romeo T179.
Canadian Grand Prix
Riccardo Patrese drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 184T followed by François Hesnault driving car number 25, a Ligier JS23 and Stefan Bellof driving car number 4, a Tyrrell 012.
Canadian Grand Prix
Eddie Cheever drives car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 185T. Martin Brundle drives car number 3, a Tyrrell 012.
Dutch Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: (Car Number 6), a Tyrrell 002, François Cevert, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 18, a March 711, Nanni Galli, driver (helmet, assisting fellow driver Cevert to exit car), accident aftermath.
Dutch Grand Prix
Andrea de Cesaris drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 182 followed by Michele Alboreto driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 011.
Dutch Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: (Car Number 6), a Tyrrell 002, François Cevert, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 18, a March 711, Nanni Galli, driver (helmet, assisting fellow driver Cevert to exit car), accident aftermath.
French Grand Prix
Eddie Cheever driving car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 185T. Followed by Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 9, a RAM 03, Martin Brundle driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 014, and other cars.
German Grand Prix
Bruno Giacomelli drives car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179D followed by Slim Borgudd driving car number 9, an ATS HGS1 and Eddie Cheever driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 011.
Italian Grand Prix
Bruno Giacomelli drives car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179 followed by Jean-Pierre Jarier driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 010.
Italian Grand Prix
Mario Andretti drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 179D followed by Michele Alboreto driving car number 4, a Tyrrell 011.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 3, a Tyrrell is retrieved from the track by a crane. Car number 4, a Tyrrell 010, and car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179, are also on the track waiting for removal
Monaco Grand Prix
Danny Sullivan drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 011B, followed by, Rene Arnoux driving car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2B, then by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T.
Monaco Grand Prix
Keke Rosberg drives car number 6, a Williams FW08 followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 182 and Michele Alboreto driving car number 3, a Tyrrell 011.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 27, Alan Jones, Williams Cosworth FW06, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46,
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46,Behind John Watson: Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46
Monaco Grand Prix
Danny Sullivan drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 011B, followed by, Rene Arnoux driving car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2B, then by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3,
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 3, a Tyrrell is retrieved from the track by a crane. Car number 4, a Tyrrell 010, and car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179, are also on the track waiting for removal
Monaco Grand Prix
Crew removing vehicles from the track including car number 8, a McLaren M29, cars 3 and 4, both Tyrrell 010s, and car 23, an Alfa Romeo 179.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, just behind Reutemann, and mostly obscurred is Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, behind, and to the left is Car number 7, James Hunt, McLaren M26, who had made contact with the barrier in Saint-Devote. Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1,
Monaco Grand Prix
Lap 1 of the 1982 GP of Monaco. Entering Mirabeau: Riccardo Patrese (Brabham), Alain Prost (Renault) Didier Pironi (Ferrari), Andrea de Cesaris (Alfa Romeo), Michele Alboreto (Tyrrell), Keke Rosberg (Williams), Nigel Mansell (John Player Special Lotus 91), Derek Daly (Williams), John Watson (McLaren), Manfred Winkelhock (ATS D5), Niki Lauda (McLaren)
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, JPS Lotus 78 driver not ID'd, Tyrrell 008 - driver not id'd, Car number 7, James Hunt, McLaren M26 id'd by black helmet. In the rear is Car number 15, Jean-Pierre Jabouille, Renault.
Monaco Grand Prix
Danny Sullivan drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 011B, followed by, Rene Arnoux driving car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2B, then by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T.
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 1, a Brabham BT46, (Niki Lauda, driver), (Car Number 4), a Tyrrell 008, (Patrick Depailler, driver), (Car Number 2), a Brabham BT46, (John Watson, driver).
Monaco Grand Prix
Danny Sullivan drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 011B, followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T, then by René Arnoux driving car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2B.
Monaco Grand Prix
Jacques Laffite drives car number 26, a Ligier JS11 followed by Patrick Depailler driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 179 passed car number 23, also an Alfa Romeo and car number 4, a Tyrrell 010.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, which is barely visible in the rear,
Monaco Grand Prix
Danny Sullivan drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 011B, followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T, then by René Arnoux driving car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2B.
Monaco Grand Prix
Danny Sullivan drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 011B, followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T, then by René Arnoux driving car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2B.
Monaco Grand Prix
Danny Sullivan drives car number 4, a Tyrrell 011B, followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Ala Romeo BT46, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46,
Monaco Grand Prix
Jean-Pierre Jabouille drives car number 15, a Renault RE20 followed by Gilles Villeneuve driving car number 2, a Ferrari 312 T5, passed car number 4, a Tyrrell 010 and car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 27, Alan Jones, Williams Cosworth FW06, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46,
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: (Car Number 1), a Brabham BT46, (Niki Lauda, driver), (Car Number 4), a Tyrrell 008, (Patrick Depailler, driver), Car Number 2, a Brabham BT46, (John Watson, driver).
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, just behind Reutemann, and mostly obscurred is Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, behind, and to the left is Car number 7, James Hunt, McLaren M26, who had an incident on lap one in Saint-Devote. To the right of Mr. Hunt is Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1,
Monaco Grand Prix
Lap One. Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, just behind Reutemann, and mostly obscurred is Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, behind, and to the left is Car number 7, James Hunt, McLaren M26, who had made contact with the barrier in Saint-Devote. Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1,
Monaco Grand Prix
Crew removing vehicles from the track including car number 8, a McLaren M29, cars 3 and 4, both Tyrrell 010s, and car 23, an Alfa Romeo 179.
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, first race lap, Race Number 2, Brabham BT49D (Riccardo Patrese, driver), Race Number 15, Renault RE30B (Alain Prost, driver), Race Number 28, Ferrari 126C2 (Didier Pironi, driver), Race Number 22, Alfa Romeo 182B (Andrea de Cesaris, driver), Race Number 3, Tyrrell 011 (Michele Alboreto, driver), Race Number 6, Williams FW08 (Keke Rosberg, driver), Race Number 12, Lotus 91 (Nigel Mansell, driver), Race Number 5, Williams FW08 (Derek Daly, driver), Race Number 7, McLaren MP4-1B (John Watson, driver), Race Number 9, ATS D5 (Manfred Winkelhock, driver), Race Number 8, McLaren MP4-1B (Niki Lauda, driver).
Monaco Grand Prix
Lap one. Car number 2, John Watson, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, just behind Reutemann, and mostly obscurred is Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, behind, and to the left is Car number 7, James Hunt, McLaren M26, who had an incident on lap one in Saint-Devote.
Monaco Grand Prix
Crew removing vehicles from the track including car number 8, a McLaren M29, cars 3 and 4, both Tyrrell 010s, and car 23, an Alfa Romeo 179.
Monaco Grand Prix
Elio de Angelis drives car number 12, a Lotus 81 passed car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179, and car number 4, a Tyrrell 010.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, just behind Reutemann, and mostly obscurred is Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, behind, and to the left is Car number 7, James Hunt, McLaren M26, who had made contact with the barrier in Saint-Devote. Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1,