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24 Hours of Le Mans
Exterior scene, left to right: Bernard Cahier, photo journalist, (hat, camera in hands, jacket, standing).
24 Hours of Le Mans
Paddock scene, left to right: Jochen Rindt, driver (helmet in left hand, race suit, standing), Bernard Cahier, photo-journalist (hat, camera, standing).
Abarth Factory
Interior scene, left to right: Bernard Cahier, photo-journalist (jacket, tie, piston in left hand, standing), Unknown (coverall, standing).
Belgium Grand Prix
Interior scene, left to right: Bernard Cahier, photo-journalist (sandwich in left hand, seated), Unknown (napkin in both hands, seated).
British Grand Prix
Race winner Peter Collins in a Ferrari Dino 246 on his victory lap. Second left is photo-journalist Edward Eves. In light shirt and trousers with camera round neck is French photo-journalist Bernard Cahier
French Grand Prix
Left to right Olivier Gendebien, photo-journalist Bernard Cahier, race winner Mike Hawthorn, Ferrari works team mechanic Luppi (?) - after hearing of team-mate Luigi Musso's fatal accident Left to right Olivier Gendebien, photo-journalist Bernard Cahier, race winner Mike Hawthorn, Ferrari works team mechanic Luppi (?) - after hearing of team-mate Luigi Musso's fatal accident
German Grand Prix
Journalist Bernard Cahier sitting in a Formula One Ferrari in the Nüburgring paddock garage.
German Grand Prix
Reporters in the Goodyear hospitality tent. Second from right is Gunther Molter and third from right with cigar is Bernard Cahier.
German Grand Prix
Goodyear hospitality center in the paddock. Alan Brinton, editor of Motor Racing magazine giving V sign. In chequered cap beyond stands photo-journalist Bernard Cahier
German Grand Prix
Goodyear hospitality center in the paddock with Gunther Molter (right) and Bernard Cahier (second from right).
German Grand Prix
Journalist Bernard Cahier sitting in a Formula One Ferrari in the Nüburgring paddock garage.
German Grand Prix
Number 3, Bernard Cahier and number 4, Jerrold "Jerry" Sloniger lead the press go-kart race on the Nürburgring Startplatz during German Grand Prix weekend.
Monaco Grand Prix
John Surtees in a Ferrari 158 V8 with team mechanics lifting the car's front end in pits. With camera at left is photojournalist Bernard Cahier.
Monaco Grand Prix
Winner Graham Hill setting out on his tour d'honneur in the BRM P578 wearing the laurel wreath. Photo-journalist Bernard Cahier giving thumbs-up greeting (left), then BRM chief mechanic Cyril Atkins, chief engineer Tony Rudd in dotted shirt beyond, AC de Monaco Secretary Jacques Taafe (short figure in dark suit right), then BRM mechanic Pat Carvath and pre-war Monegasque Champion Louis Chiron right (with armband).
Nürburgring 1000 km
French photo-journalist and Goodyear Tire Company Public Relations consultant Bernard Cahier.
Targa Florio
Jean-Claude Killy of the Porsche 911 S chassis 306 655, number 46, shared with Bernard Cahier.
Targa Florio
Bernard Cahier (center) is shown with his co-driver and friend Jean-Claude Killy (right). Jean-Claude Killy is primarily known as the French Alpine ski Champion and twice World Cup winner. They finished in 7th place overall and 1st in the GT 2.0 class in a works Porsche 911 S.
Targa Florio
Car number 46, the works Porsche 911S driven by Bernard Cahier and Jean-Claude Killy, on the bridge near Scillato.
Targa Florio
Jean-Claude Killy of the Porsche 911 S chassis 306 655, number 46, shared with Bernard Cahier.
Tourist Trophy, Dundrod
Stirling Moss with co-driver John Fitch and journalist Bernard Cahier (left). A birthday cake sits on car number 10, the winning Mercedes-Benz 300SLR driven by Moss and Fitch.
Tourist Trophy, Dundrod
Stirling Moss with co-driver John Fitch and journalist Bernard Cahier (left). A birthday cake sits on car number 10, the winning Mercedes-Benz 300SLR driven by Moss and Fitch.