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Rouen-les-Essarts, France. 5th - 7th July 1957.
Juan Manuel Fangio (Maserati 250F), 1st position, action
World Copyright: Michael Tee/LAT Photographic
Ref: 467 - 12.
1957 Italian Grand Prix.
Monza, Italy. 6-8 September 1957.
Stuart Lewis-Evans (Vanwall, number 20) qualified on pole ahead of team mates Stirling Moss (18) and Tony Brooks (22) and Juan Manuel Fangio (Maserati 250F). Ref-Autocar L1022/33A. A Race Through Time exhibition number 78.
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Reims, France. 4th July 1954.
The cars of Hans Herrmann, Mercedes-Benz W196 #22, retired, and Juan Manuel Fangio, Mercedes-Benz W196 #18, 1st position, being worked on in the paddock, garage.
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Ref: Autosport B&W print. Published: Autosport, 16/7/1954 p82
Monza, Italy.
11-13 September 1953.
Giuseppe Farina leads Alberto Ascari (both Ferrari 500), Juan Manuel Fangio (number 50) and Onofre Marimon (both Maserati A6GCM) during their battle for the lead. Fangio, Farina and Ascari finished in 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.
Ref-Autocar 592/06.
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Silverstone, England.
12-14 July 1951.
Juan Manuel Fangio (Alfa Romeo 159) leads Jose Froilan Gonzalez (Ferrari 375). They finished in 2nd and 1st positions respectively. This was Gonzalez's and the Ferrari constructors maiden Grand Prix victory.
Ref-Autocar C29869.
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1951 French Grand Prix.
Reims-Gueux, France. 1 July 1951.
Juan Manuel Fangio (Alfa Romeo 159, number 4), Giuseppe Farina (Alfa Romeo 159, number 2) and Alberto Ascari (Ferrari 375, number 12) on the front row. Luigi Villoresi (number 10), Consalvo Sanesi (6), Jose Froilan Gonzalez (14), Luigi Fagioli (8), Louis Chiron (42), Reg Parnell, Philippe Etancelin line up behind. Ref-51_35_14.
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Rouen-les-Essarts, France. 5th - 7th July 1957.
Juan Manuel Fangio (Maserati 250F), 1st position, action
World Copyright: Michael Tee/LAT Photographic
Ref: 467 - 12.
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