1962 Images at Italian GP
Dan Gurney, Porsche 804, leads as Bruce McLaren, Cooper T60 Climax, battles with Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 156.
Dan Gurney, Porsche 804, leads as Bruce McLaren, Cooper T60 Climax, battles with Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 156.
Dan Gurney, Porsche 804, leads as Bruce McLaren, Cooper T60 Climax, battles with Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 156.
Ricardo Rodríguez, Ferrari 156.
Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari 156.
Graham Hill, BRM P57, takes the chequered flag.
Graham Hill.
Graham Hill.
Graham Hill with the winner's trophy.
Graham Hill with the winner's trophy.
Graham Hill with the winner's trophy.
Graham Hill, BRM P57.
Graham Hill with the winner's trophy.
Bette Hill with husband Graham's winner's trophy.
Bette Hill with husband Graham's winner's trophy.
Bette Hill with Richie Ginther.
Bette Hill with Richie Ginther.
Richie Ginther, BRM P57.
Dan Gurney, Porsche 804, battles with Tony Maggs, Cooper T60 Climax.
Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 156, leads Willy Mairesse, Ferrari 156.
John Surtees, Lola 4 Climax.
Innes Ireland, Lotus 24 Climax, leads Dan Gurney, Porsche 804, and Tony Maggs, Cooper T60 Climax.
Graham Hill, BRM P57.
Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 156, leads Willy Mairesse, Ferrari 156, and Jo Bonnier, Porsche 804.
Porsche Team Manager Fritz Huschke von Hanstein (GER) (right) talks with Dan Gurney (USA) Porsche (left) who retired late in the race but was classified thirteenth.
Italian Grand Prix, Monza, Italy, 16 September 1962.
Porsche Team Manager Fritz Huschke von Hanstein (GER) (right) talks with Dan Gurney (USA) Porsche (left) who retired late in the race but was classified thirteenth.
Italian Grand Prix, Monza, Italy, 16 September 1962.
The flat eight Porsche engine powering the 804.
The flat eight Porsche engine powering the 804.
Dan Gurney, Porsche 804, leads as Bruce McLaren, Cooper T60 Climax, battles with Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari 156.
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