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Monaco Grand Prix
Mike Hawthorn drives car number 18, Vanwall VW1 and Jacques Pollet drives car number 10, Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Eugenio Castellotti, who took over from Juan Manuel Fangio, drives car number 20, a Ferrari D50. Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Copy of an image of Stirling Moss driving car number 6, a Mercedes-Benz W196, following Cesare Perdisa or Jean Behra in car number 40, a Maserati 250F, Louis Chiron in car number 32, a Lancia D50. and another car.
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Drivers Moss and Fangio chase Manzon into the Casino Square. Stirling Moss, car number 6, and Juan Manuel Fangio, car number 2, both drive Mercedes-Benz W196s. Robert Manzon, car number 8, drives a Gordini T16.
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Horace Gould drives car number 18, a Maserati 250F. Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Eugenio Castellotti drives car number 20, a Ferrari D50. Hermano da Silva Ramos drives car number 6, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Moss leads Manzon up the hill after Set Devote. Stirling Moss drives car number 28, a Maserati 250F. Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16.
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Beween Mirabeau Inferieur corner and Le Portier corner. Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16. Car number 20 is a Ferrari D50, which was damaged by Juan Manuel Fangio and taken over by Eugenio Castllotti.
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Harry Schell drives car number 16, a Vanwall. Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16. Louis Rosier drives car number 8, a Maserati 250F.
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No 10 Jacques Pollet works Gordini T16 - finished 7th overall - No 48 Piero Taruffi/Paul Frere works Ferrari 555 Super Squalo - finished 8th overall - seen at Le Portier corner on the seafront
Monaco Grand Prix
Juan Manuel Fangio drives car number 20, a Ferrari D50. Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 10, Gordini T16 driven by Jacques Pollet and car number 28, Lancia D50 driven by Luigi Villoresi.
Monaco Grand Prix
Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16. Eugenio Castellotti, who took over from Juan Manuel Fangio, drives car number 20, a Ferrari D50.
Monaco Grand Prix
Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16, during practice at the Gasworks Hairpin.
Monaco Grand Prix
Robert Manzon drives car number 8, a Gordini and Maurice Trintignant drives car number 44, a Ferrari 625 at the Gasworks Hairpin. The port is visible in the background.
Monaco Grand Prix
Eugenio Castellotti drives car number 20, Ferrari D50. Hermano da Silva Ramos drives car number 6, a Gordini T16 followed by a Gordini T32 shared by André Pilette or Élie Bayol.
Monaco Grand Prix
Maurice Trintignant drives car number 14, a Vanwall. Robert Manzon drives car number 2, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Eugenio Castellotti drives car number 20, a Ferrari D50. Hermano da Silva Ramos drives car number 6, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Luigi Musso drives car number 24, a Ferrari D50. Hermano da Silva Ramos drives car number 6, a Gordini T16. Cesare Perdisa drives car number 32, a Maserati 250F. Horace Gould drives car number 18, a Maserati 250F.
Monaco Grand Prix
André Pilette drives car number 4, a Gordini T32. Hermano da Silva Ramos drives car number 6, a Gordini T16.
Monaco Grand Prix
Rear view of the drivers leaving the startline, heading toward the first corner at the Gasworks Hairpin. Car number 4, the Élie Bayol and André Pilette Gordini T32 (8-cylinder). Car number 6, the Hermano da Silva Ramos Gordini T16. Car number 26, the Peter Collins and Juan Manuel Fangio Lancia-Ferrari D50. Car number 14, the Maurice Trintignant Vanwall.