Galleries
The art and genius of F1 motor racing is represented best in photographs of the cars and drivers who have made the sport their stage over the decades. Please e-mail us if you have photos to add to the F1A&G collection, and many thanks to those who have graciously contributed to these photo galleries.
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Amon 1967
Chris Amon navigates around the burning wreckage of Lorenzo Bandini's Ferrari at the 1967 Monaco Grand Prix.
Rating: 4.50
Amon—Spain 1969
Ferrari's Chris Amon led by more than 40 seconds over the Matra of Jackie Stewart at Montjuich Park when it just blew apart.
Rating: 3.00
Andretti 1969
Rating: 3.00
Ascari—Eau Rouge 1952
Alberto Ascari on his way to winning the 1952 Grand Prix of Belgium, leading a Ferrari 1-2 finish from teammate Nino Farina.
Rating: 3.50
Ascari—Spain 1951
Rating: 4.67
Bandini—Monaco 1967
Rating: 4.00
Belgian GP 1968
Rating: 5.00
Blue Ferrari
Competing in the last two races of the 1964 Formula One season as the North American Racing Team (NART) due to a protracted dispute with Italian motor racing authorities, Ferrari’s John Surtees and Lorernzo Bandini revealed an unusual blue-and-white livery, not seen since. This photo is from the U.S. Grand Prix of 1964.
Rating: 3.00
Brabham
Rating: 3.00
Brabham—Germany 1966
Rating: 3.00
Brands Hatch 1966
Rating: 4.00
Brands Hatch 1968
Rating: 3.00
British GP 1967
Rating: 4.00
Chapman, Clark & Hill 1967
Rating: 2.00
Clark 1965
Rating: 2.00
Clark at Monaco
Rating: 1.00
Clark In Opposite Lock
British GP, Silverstone 1967
Rating: 5.00
Clark—Zandvoort 1967
Rating: 5.00
Dan Gurney's Eagle
Rating: 5.00
Dutch GP 1963
Rating: 3.00
Dutch GP 1967
Rating: 2.00
Eau Rouge 1956
Rating: 3.00
Eau Rouge 1962
Ricardo Rodriguez leads his Ferrari teammate Phil Hill into Eau Rouge, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, in the 1962 Belgian Grand Prix.
Fangio
Rating: 4.67
Fangio
Rating: 3.00
Fangio & Moss
Rating: 3.00
Fangio at Monaco
Rating: 3.00
Fangio—France 1954
The iconic Mercedes W196 with a straight-8 fuel-injected engine made its debut at the 1954 French Grand Prix, won by Juan Manuel Fangio (by 0.1 over his new teammate) after transferring from Maserati.
Rating: 5.00
Fangio—German GP
Rating: 2.00
Fangio—Monza 1955
Juan Manuel Fangio winning the 1955 Italian Grand Prix in his Mercedes “Silver Arrow” on the now-obsolete banked oval (Pista di Alta Velocità) at Monza.
Rating: 5.00
Fangio—Nurburgring 1957
A tremendous photo from The Maestro's greatest drive.
Rating: 4.50
Farina 1950
Rating: 3.00
Ferrari—Mexico 1964
Competing as North American Racing Team due to a dispute with Italian racing authorities, the Ferraris sported a blue-and-white livery.
Rating: 3.50
French GP 1954
Rating: 3.50
Germany 1957
The Maestro"s greatest drive of all.
Gurney
American Dan Gurney drove his own F1 car to victory in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. It remains the first and only US-built machine to win in the modern Formula One era, and was one of the prettiest F1 cars in history.
Rating: 5.00
Gurney—Spa 1967
Rating: 2.00
Hill
Rating: 1.50
Hill
Rating: 2.50
Hill
Rating: 4.00
Hill 1969
Rating: 1.50
Hill—Monaco 1969
Rating: 3.00
Hulme
Rating: 1.50
Hulme—Germany 1967
Rating: 5.00
Italian GP 1967
Jim Clark leads at Monza in 1967 after a furious chase from the rear of the field, only to retire on the last lap, in perhaps his most magnificent Grand Prix race performance.
Rating: 2.50
Kyalami 1968
Jim Clark's last Grand Prix victory.
Rating: 5.00
Matra
Rating: 2.50
Monaco 1956
Sterling Moss in his Maserati on the way to winning the the 1956 Grand Prix of Monaco over Juan Manuel Fangio.
Rating: 2.50
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