1977 Images
1977 British Grand Prix.
Silverstone, England.
14-16 July 1977.
John Watson (Brabham BT45B-Alfa Romeo) leads eventual winner James Hunt (McLaren M26-Ford).
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1977 British Grand Prix.
Silverstone, England.
14-16 July 1977.
James Hunt (McLaren M26 Ford) leads John Watson (Brabham BT45B Alfa Romeo), Jody Scheckter (Wolf WR1 Ford), Niki Lauda (Ferrari 312T2), Gunnar Nilsson and Mario Andretti (both Lotus 78 Ford's) down Hangar Straight at the start.
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Silverstone, England. 14 - 16 July 1977.
James Hunt (McLaren M26 Ford) leads John Watson (Brabham BT45B Alfa Romeo), Jody Scheckter (Wolf WR1 Ford), Niki Lauda (Ferrari 312T2), Gunnar Nilsson and Mario Andretti (both Lotus 78 Ford's) down Hangar Straight at the start, action.
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1977 Belgian Grand Prix.
Zolder, Belgium.
3-5 June 1977.
Mario Andretti (Lotus 78 Ford) leads John Watson (Brabham BT45BAlfa Romeo), Gunnar Nilsson (Lotus 78 Ford), Patrick Depailler (Tyrrell P34 Ford), Jody Scheckter (Wolf WR1 Ford) and Carlos Reutemann (Ferrari 312T2) at the start.
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1977 United States Grand Prix West.
Long Beach, California, USA.
1-3 April 1977.
James Hunt (McLaren M23 Ford) locks up and takes off over the front wheel of John Watson's Brabham BT45B Alfa Romeo, in the chain reaction of collisions at Cooks Corner on the first lap.
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1977 United States Grand Prix West.
Long Beach, California, USA.
1-3 April 1977.
James Hunt (McLaren M23 Ford) locks up and takes off over the front wheel of John Watson's Brabham BT45B Alfa Romeo, in the chain reaction of collisions at Cooks Corner on the first lap.
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1977 British Grand Prix.
Silverstone, England.
14-16 July 1977.
John Watson (Brabham BT45B-Alfa Romeo) leads eventual winner James Hunt (McLaren M26-Ford).
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