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24 Hours of Le Mans
Car number 16 Matra-Simca MS660C driven by Jean-Pierre Jabouille / Francois Cevert / Bernard Fiorentino
Jody Schekter/Tyrell P34 - 1976 Monaco Grand Prix
Number 3 - Jody Schekter in the Tyrell-Ford P34 at the 1976 Monaco Grand Prix. Schekter completed 78 laps to finish in second place behind Niki Lauda's Ferrari.
Maria Teresa De Filippis, Monaco Grand Prix
Copy of a photograph from a Porsche Works visit for research taken in 1974. Maria Teresa De Filippis drives car number 4, Jean Behra's Behra-Porsche F2 special.
Mercedes-Benz W196 at the Monaco Grand Prix
View of the engine bay of car number 6, Stirling Moss's Mercedes-Benz W196.
Mercedes-Benz W196 engine bay at the Monaco Grand Prix
Detail of the engine bay of car number 2, Juan Manuel Fangio's Mercedes-Benz W196.
Monaco Grand Prix
Jack Brabham pushes car number 14, the Rob Walker-entered 1.96-litre Cooper-Climax hybrid Formula One car, to the finish. The car stalled in the tunnel when the engine's magneto bracket broke, cutting the ignition. It was classified as a sixth place finish. Behind the car is Charles Cooper (right), Colin Chapman of Team Lotus (second from the right), John Cooper (behind Brabham), and Rob Walker team chief mechanic Alf Francis (behind and to the left of John Cooper).
Monaco Grand Prix
Practice photo. Jack Brabham drives car number 16, Rob Walker's 2-litre Cooper-Climax T43 special. Luigi Piotti drives car number 42, a Maserati 250F. Masten Gregory drives car number 2, a Maserati 250F.
Monaco Grand Prix
Horace Gould drives car number 18, a Maserati 250F. Maurice Trintignant drives car number 14, a Vanwall.
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, Car Number 92, a Ferrari 225 S, Eugenio Castellotti, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
View from pre-war driver and owner Edward "Eddie" Ramsden Hall and his wife's apartment overlooking the Monte Carlo street circuit
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, Car Number 90, a Ferrari 225 S, (Antonio Stagnoli and Clemente Biondetti, co-drivers), Antonio Stagnoli, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 94, a Ferrari 225 S, Vittorio Marzotto, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 90, a Ferrari 225 S, (Antonio Stagnoli and Clemente Biondetti, co-drivers), Antonio Stagnoli, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
No 28 - Luigi 'Gigi' Villoresi works Lancia D50 - finished 5th overall - seen in the quayside chicane (floating debris is from the barrier penetrated by Ascari's crashing Lancia D50)
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, Car Number 94, a Ferrari 225 S, Vittorio Marzotto, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 60, a Ferrari 225 S, Pierre Boncompagni "Pagnibon", driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 62, a Delahaye 135 CS, René Cotton, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
Stirling Moss driving Rob Walker's Cooper-Climax T51 with previous race wins painted on bodywork.
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 94, a Ferrari 225 S, Vittorio Marzotto, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 92, a Ferrari 225 S, Eugenio Castellotti, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
No 17 - nose and front end detail of Lorenzo Bandini's works Ferrari 1512, which finished 2nd
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 94, a Ferrari 225 S, Vittorio Marzotto, driver (helmet, seated), Car Number 92, a Ferrari 225 S, Eugenio Castellotti, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene, Car Number 92, a Ferrari 225 S, Eugenio Castellotti, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
Jack Brabham drives car number 14, Rob Walker's Cooepr-Climax hybrid Formula 1 car, through a chicane.
Monaco Grand Prix
Elio de Angelis; Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco; Rainier III, Prince of Monaco; and Riccardo Patrese stand in the Winner's Circle.
Monaco Grand Prix
View from pre-war driver and owner Edward "Eddie" Ramsden Hall and his wife's apartment overlooking the Monte Carlo street circuit
Monaco Grand Prix
View from pre-war driver and owner Edward "Eddie" Ramsden Hall and his wife's apartment overlooking the Monte Carlo street circuit as the race starts
Monaco Grand Prix
Jean Behra in a Ferrari 246 Dino leads Stirling Moss in Rob Walker's Cooper-Climax T51.
Monaco Grand Prix
Pit scene, Car Number 92, a Ferrari 225 S, Eugenio Castellotti, driver (helmet, seated).
Monaco Grand Prix
Pit scene, Car Number 90, a Ferrari 225 S, (Antonio Stagnoli and Clemente Biondetti, co-drivers).
Monaco Grand Prix
Jacky Ickx with wife Catherine (Blaton) Ickx, daughter of Jean Blaton who drove under the pseudonym "Beurlys" and who was an early promoter of Ickx's budding career.