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Brazilian Grand Prix
Manfred Winkelhock drives car number 9, an ATS D5 followed by Bruno Giacomelli driving car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 182 and Raul Boesel driving car number 18, a March 821.
Brazilian Grand Prix
Bruno Giacomelli drives car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 182 followed by Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 9, an ATS D5.
Brazilian Grand Prix
Bruno Giacomelli drives car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 182 followed by Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 9, an ATS D5.
British Grand Prix
Andrea de Cesaris drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183TB followed by Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 9, an ATS D6.
British Grand Prix
Andrea de Cesaris drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183TB followed by Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 9, an ATS D6.
French Grand Prix
Manfred Winkelhock drives car number 9, a ATS D6. Andrea de Cesaris drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T.
French Grand Prix
Stefan Johansson driving car number 28, a Ferrari 156/85. Followed by Riccardo Patrese driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 185T, Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 9, a RAM 03, and other cars.
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.
French Grand Prix
Manfred Winkelhock drives car number 9, a ATS D6 followed by Nigel Mansell driving car number 12, a Lotus 92 and Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T.
French Grand Prix
Manfred Winkelhock drives car number 9, a ATS D6 followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 183T.
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
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).
Portuguese Grand Prix
Riccardo Patrese drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 184T followed by Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 2, a Brabham BT53.
San Marino Grand Prix
Manfred Winkelhock drives car number 14, an ATS D7 followed by Eddie Cheever driving car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 184T.
San Marino Grand Prix
Manfred Winkelhock drives car number 9, an ATS D5 followed by Andrea de Cesaris driving car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 182.
San Marino Grand Prix
Andrea de Cesaris drives car number 22, an Alfa Romeo 182 passed Manfred Winkelhock driving car number 9, an ATS D5.
United States Grand Prix Detroit
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 22, an Alfa Romeo 185T, Riccardo Patrese, driver (helmet, seated), (Car Number 9), a RAM 03, Manfred Winkelhock, driver (helmet seated).