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Monaco Grand Prix
French private owner and driver Bernard Collomb in his Lotus-Climax Type 24 in the pits
Monaco Grand Prix
Four SU carburettor set-up on Coventry Climax FPF engine in front of Lotus Type 12 chassis.
Monaco Grand Prix
No 5 - Mario Andretti Lotus-Cosworth 78, finished 11th and last Followed by Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1, Car number 6, Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus 79 John Player Special.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 4, Patrick Depailler, Tyrrell 008/3 race winner, Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, just behind Reutemann, and mostly obscurred is Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, behind, and to the left is Car number 7, James Hunt, McLaren M26, who had made contact with the barrier in Saint-Devote. Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1,
Monaco Grand Prix
Race winner Stirling Moss drives car number 20, Rob Walker's Lotus-Climax 18, at the Station Hairpin.
Monaco Grand Prix
Ayrton Senna driving car number 12, a Lotus 98T. Followed by Nigel Mansell driving car number 5, a Williams FW11, Gerhard Berger driving car number 20, a Benetton B186, and other cars.
Monaco Grand Prix
Number 36 - Richie Ginther in the works Ferrari 156, finished second. Number 28 - Jim Clark in the works Lotus-Climax 21, finished tenth. Number 20 - race winner Stirling Moss in Rob Walker's Lotus-Climax 18.
Monaco Grand Prix
Cars formed on stating grid. Car number 7, Richie Ginther, BRM P261, car number 8 Graham Hill BRM P261, race winner, car number 6, Dan Gurney, Brabham-Climax BT7, car number 20, Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari 156, and car number 11, Peter Arundell Lotus-Climax 25.
Monaco Grand Prix
Peter Arundell in car number 12, a works Lotus-Climax Type 25, leads Jo Siffert in car number 24, a Lotus-BRM Type 24, at Gasworks Hairpin.
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
Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1, Car number 6, Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus 79 John Player Special.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1, Car number 6, Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus 79 John Player Special. Car number 12, Gilles Villenueve, Ferrari,
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1, Car number 6, Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus 79 John Player Special. Car number 12, Gilles Villeneuve, Ferrari,
Monaco Grand Prix
Race winner Stirling Moss in car number 20, Rob Walker's Lotus-Climax 18, leaves Le Portier corner.
Monaco Grand Prix
Track action scene. Number 20 - race-winner Stirling Moss in Rob Walker's Lotus-Climax 18, at Mirabeau corner.
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 Grand Prix cars form up upon the starting grid Front row, left to right: Car no. 5, Jack Brabham, car no. 8, Graham Hill, BRM, Car no. 12, Jim Clark, Lotus
Monaco Grand Prix
Graham Hill (left) working on car number 26, his works Lotus-Climax Type 12 in Monte Carlo pits. Team chief Colin Chapman (moustache) partly obscured beyond.
Monaco Grand Prix
Journalist Eoin Young (left) driver Mike Hailwood is cutting the toes off his new driving boots, leaning on the tire of car number 18, Hailwood's Parnell Racing-entered Lotus-BRM Type 25.
Monaco Grand Prix
Number 3 - race winner Jochen Rindt's Lotus-Cosworth 49C. Number 9 - Henri Pescarolo's Matra Simca-Matra MS120, finished third.
Monaco Grand Prix
Ayrton Senna driving car number 12, a Lotus 98T, followed by Gerhard Berger driving car number 20, a Benetton B186, and other cars.
Monaco Grand Prix
Car number 1, Niki Lauda, Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46, Car number 11, Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 312 T3, just behind Reutemann, and mostly obscurred is Car number 5, Mario Andretti's Lotus 78 John Player Special, Car number 20, Jody Scheckter, Wolf Ford WR1, Mostly obscurred: Car number 6, Ronnie Peterson’s Lotus 78 John Player Special.