Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium. 25-27 August 2000.
Mika Hakkinen (McLaren MP4/15 Mercedes), 1st position, and Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F1-2000), 2nd position, discuss their battle, which eventually led to Hakkinen passing Schumacher for the lead while lapping Ricardo Zonta on the Kemmel straight.
World Copyright- Steve Tee/LAT Photographic.Ref: Colour Transparency.
Jos Verstappen, Benetton B194 Ford, came in for his pitstop. As the refueller pulled the fuel hose away, the valve stuck open allowing fuel to still come out of the nozzle and over the car which ignited into a huge fireball.
1970 Spanish Grand Prix.
Jarama, Madrid, Spain. 17th - 19th April 1970.
Jacky Ickx (Ferrari 312B), retired, action.
World Copyright: LAT Photographic.
Ref: 70MF ESP 01.
1966 Italian Grand Prix.
Monza, Italy. 2nd - 4th September 1966.
Richie Ginther (Honda RA273) is discussed by the mechanics. Ref: 2324. World Copyright: LAT Photographic
1965 Italian Grand Prix.
Monza, Italy. 10-12 September 1965.
Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, Graham Hill and Dan Gurney drift through the Parabolica.
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Ref: 204G/5-5A
Monza, Italy. 10-12 September 1965. Rd 8.
Jim Clark, Lotus 33-Climax, portrait.
Ref-28649.
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1965 Belgian Grand Prix.
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium.
11-13 June 1965.
Graham Hill leads Jackie Stewart (Both BRM P261's), Richie Ginther (Honda RA272), Jo Siffert (Brabham BT11 BRM), John Surtees (Ferrari 158), Dan Gurney (Brabham BT11 Climax) and the rest of the field through Eau Rouge at the start.
Ref-1702.
A Race Through Time exhibition number 44.
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Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium. 12-14 June 1964.
Jim Clark (Lotus 25-Climax) talks to Dan Gurney (Brabham BT7-Climax). Both had just run out of fuel but Clark had already finished in 1st position.
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Ref: 24999B b&w
1963 South African Grand Prix.East London, South Africa. 28 December 1963.Graham Hill (BRM P57), sideways for photographer Michael Tee.World Copyright - LAT PhotographicRacing Past.
. Exhibition ref: a007
1959 Dutch Grand Prix.Zandvoort, Holland.29-31 May 1959.Phil Hill leads Cliff Allison (both Ferrari Dino 246's). Hill finished in 6th position.Ref-4116B/W.A Race Through Time exhibition number 50.World - LAT Photographic
1958 German Grand Prix.Nurburgring, Germany. 1-3 August 1958.Stirling Moss (Vanwall) at the Karussel.World Copyright: LAT Photographic.Ref: B&W Negative 2316 (Exhibition). 60mb Scan
1956 French Grand Prix.
Reims. 1 July 1956.
Alfonso de Portago (Lancia-Ferrari D50) with chief mechanic Luigi Parenti in the background.
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Exhibition ref: a079
Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing
Charles Leclerc, Ferrari, 3rd position, in Parc Ferme
Daniel Ricciardo.
Sir Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 1st position, celebrates with his pit board and the trophy
Daniel Ricciardo, 3rd position, celebrates on the podium.
Mika Häkkinen is distraught after crashing out of the lead of the race.
Nurburgring, Germany. 1st August 1976.
James Hunt (McLaren M23 Ford), 1st position, portrait.
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Ref: 8962 - 9A.
Jackie Stewart and Graham Hill, laugh in the pits.
Jochen Rindt.
1966 Dutch Grand Prix.
Zandvoort, Holland. 24 July 1966.
Dan Gurney, Eagle AAR101-Climax, retired, action.
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Ref: 35897
1966 Belgian Grand Prix.Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium. 12 June 1966.Jack Brabham, Brabham BT19-Repco, 4th position, action.World Copyright: LAT PhotographicRef: 34857
Jim Clark.
1963 United States Grand Prix.Watkins Glen, New York, USA.4-6 October 1963.Graham Hill (BRM/Owen Racing Org.) celebrates his 1st position on the podium with a thumbs-up.Ref-19776World Copyright - LAT Photographic
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium. 25-27 August 2000.
Mika Hakkinen (McLaren MP4/15 Mercedes), 1st position, and Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F1-2000), 2nd position, discuss their battle, which eventually led to Hakkinen passing Schumacher for the lead while lapping Ricardo Zonta on the Kemmel straight.
World Copyright- Steve Tee/LAT Photographic.Ref: Colour Transparency.
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