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24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, in the pits.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, followed by car number 77, a Porsche 911 co-driven by Bruce Jennings and Bob Tullius.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, next to car number 74, a Porsche 911 co-driven by Ralph Meaney, Gary Wright, and Bill Bean.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, followed by car number 85, a Volvo 122 S co-driven by Robert Whitaker, Richard Krebs, and Harvey Eckoff, and another car.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, in the pits.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams. Followed by car number 9, a Chevrolet Camaro, co-driven by Don Yenko and Bob Grossman.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 91, a Chevrolet Corvette co-driven by Allan Barker, John Greenwood, and Richard Hoffman, next to car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, in the pits.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, followed by car number 37, a Chevron B16 co-driven by Brian Robinson, Hugh Kleinpeter, and Fred Opert.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, in the pits.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 2, a Porsche 917 K co-driven by Pedro Rodriguez, Leo Kinnunen, and Brian Redman, followed by car number 47, a Lotus 47 co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams.
24 Hours of Daytona
Car number 47, a Lotus 47, co-driven by Jim Brandy, Fred Stevenson, and Carl Williams, in the pits.
24 Hours of Le Mans
Car number 29, Porsche 908/02, raced by Jonathan Williams and Herbert Linge. Mounted on the nose is a movie camera, which recorded footage for Steve McQueen's movie "LeMans."
24 Hours of Le Mans
Car number 29, Porsche 908/02, raced by Jonathan Williams and Herbert Linge. Mounted on the nose is a movie camera, which recorded footage for Steve McQueen's movie "LeMans."
24 Hours of Le Mans
Car number 29, Porsche 908/02, raced by Jonathan Williams and Herbert Linge. Mounted on the nose is a movie camera, which recorded footage for Steve McQueen's movie "LeMans."
24 Hours of Le Mans
Car number 29, Porsche 908/02, raced by Jonathan Williams and Herbert Linge. Mounted on the nose is a movie camera, which recorded footage for Steve McQueen's movie "LeMans."
Belgian Grand Prix
Piers Courage, car number 7, De Tomaso-Cosworth 505 approaches the new chicane at Malmedy.
Carl Williams
Carl Williams stands in car number 75, a McLaren entry. The car is a McLaren M15A/Offenhauser TC.
Dutch Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 12, a Lotus 72B, John Miles, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 4, a De Tomaso 505/38, Piers Courage, driver (helmet, seated), (Car Number 23), a Matra MS120, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 20, a McLaren M14A, Peter Gethin, driver (helmet, seated), practice session.
Dutch Grand Prix
Track action scene, Car Number 4, a De Tomaso 505/38, Piers Courage, driver (helmet, seated), practice session.
Dutch Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 12, a Lotus 72B, John Miles, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 1, a BRM P153, Pedro Rodriguez, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 4, a De Tomaso 505/38, Piers Courage, driver (helmet, seated), (Car Number 23), a Matra MS120, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, driver (helmet, seated), practice session.
Dutch Grand Prix
Track action scene, Car Number 4, a De Tomaso 505/38, Piers Courage, driver (helmet, seated), practice session.
Dutch Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 12, a Lotus 72B, John Miles, driver (helmet, seated), (Car Number 4), a De Tomaso 505/38, Piers Courage, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 23, a Matra MS120, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, driver (helmet, seated), (Car Number 20), a McLaren M14A, Peter Gethin, driver (helmet, seated), practice session.
Dutch Grand Prix
Pedro Rodriguez leads the group in race number 1, BRM P153, followed by John Miles in race number 12, Lotus 72B, and Piers Courage in De Tomaso 505.
Monaco Grand Prix
Race winner Jochen Rindt drives car number 3, a Lotus-Cosworth 49C. Henri Pescarolo drives car number 9, a Matra Simca-Matra MS120. Piers Courage drives car number 24, Frank Williams's De Tomaso-Cosworth 505.
Monaco Grand Prix
Number 24 - Piers Courage in Frank Williams's De Tomaso-Cosworth 505, not classified as a finisher. Number 19 - Jo Siffert in the De Tomaso-Cosworth 505, retired but classified eighth.
SCCA Runoffs Road Atlanta Winner's Circle
Ken Williams (center) and Don Knowles (right) on the podium.
SCCA Runoffs Road Atlanta Winner's Circle
Ken Williams (center) and Dick Coleman (right, track announcer) on the podium.