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Austrian Grand Prix
Jacques Laffite drives car number 26, a Ligier JS17 followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK and Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Austrian Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 1, a Williams FW07C followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK and Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, also a Williams FW07C.
Austrian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 25, a Ligier JS11 followed by Alan Jones driving car number 27, a Williams FW07B.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49C followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C and Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49C followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C and Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49C followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C and Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Belgian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49C followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C and Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49C followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C and Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C, and Alan Jones driving car number 1, also a Williams FW07C.
Belgian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49C followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C and Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Belgian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
Brazilian Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
British Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2 followed by Derek Warwick driving car number 35, a Toleman TG181C and Derek Daly driving car number 5, a Williams FW08.
British Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari 126C2 followed by Derek Daly driving car number 5, a Williams FW08.
British Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Carlos Reutemann driving car number 2, a Williams FW07C.
British Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 27, a Williams FW07B. Jacques Laffite drives car number 26, a Ligier JS11. Didier Pironi drives car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Caesars Palace Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 1, a Williams FW07C followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Caesars Palace Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 1, a Williams FW07C followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Caesars Palace Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 1, a Williams FW07C followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Caesars Palace Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 1, a Williams FW07C followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK.
Canadian Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Nelson Piquet driving car number 5, a Brabham BT49 and Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49 followed by Alan Jones driving car number 27, a Williams FW07B and Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Nelson Piquet driving car number 5, a Brabham BT49 and Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Nelson Piquet driving car number 5, a Brabham BT49 and Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Rear view of Alan Jones driving car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Rear view of Alan Jones driving car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Nelson Piquet driving car number 5, a Brabham BT49 and Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet drives car number 5, a Brabham BT49 followed by Alan Jones driving car number 27, a Williams FW07B and Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Canadian Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Nelson Piquet driving car number 5, a Brabham BT49 and Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
Dutch Grand Prix
Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008, Car number 8, Patrick Tambay, McLaren M26, Car number 27, Alan Jones, Williams Cosworth FW06, Car number 22, Derek Daly, Ensign Ford, Car number 15, Jean-Pierre Jabouille, Renault. On the left in the background two cars have gone off course. Car number 3, Didier Pironi, Tyrrell 008, Car number 35, Riccardo Patrese, Arrows Ford, Two wheels are in the air, and a man standing between the Armco barrier and the spectator fence is near one of the wheels.
Dutch Grand Prix
Car number 27, Alan Jones, Williams Cosworth FW06, Car number 22, Derek Daly, Ensign Ford, Car number 15, Jean-Pierre Jabouille, Renault. Car number 16, Hans Stuck, Shadow Ford DN9, Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR6, On the left in the background two cars have gone off course. Car number 3, Didier Pironi, Tyrrell 008, Car number 35, Riccardo Patrese, Arrows Ford, Two wheels are in the air.
Dutch Grand Prix
Car number 8, Patrick Tambay, McLaren M26, Car number 27, Alan Jones, Williams Cosworth FW06, Car number 22, Derek Daly, Ensign Ford, Car number 15, Jean-Pierre Jabouille, Renault. On the left in the background two cars have gone off course. Car number 3, Didier Pironi, Tyrrell 008, Car number 35, Riccardo Patrese, Arrows Ford, Two wheels are in the air.
French Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 27, a Williams FW07B followed by Didier Pironi driving car number 25, a Ligier JS11.
German Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 28, a Ferrari F126CK followed by Alan Jones driving car number 1, a Williams FW07C and Jacques Laffite driving car number 26, a Ligier JS17.
German Grand Prix
Alan Jones drives car number 1, a Williams FW07C. Followed by Didier Pironi in car number 28, a Ferrari 126CK, Nelson Piquet in car number 5, a Brabham BT49C, and other cars.
Monaco Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 25, a Ligier JS11 followed by Alan Jones driving car number 27, a Williams FW07B passed car number 23, an Alfa Romeo 179.
Monaco Grand Prix
Lap 16 of the 1979 Monaco GP entering Mirabeau: Race number 3, Didier Pironi (Tyrrell-Ford), followed by race number 26, Jacques Laffite (Ligier) just ahead of Alan Jones (Williams), Jochen Mass (Arrows), J.P.Jarrier (Tyrrell), and Carlos Reutemann (Martini Lotus 79).
Monaco Grand Prix
Didier Pironi drives car number 25, a Ligier JS11 followed by Alan Jones driving car number 27, a Williams FW07B.
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)