Classic but forgotten racing images.

[strad]

Belgian GP, Spa, 1965, Jackie Stewart

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Team Tyrrell, L to R: Patrick Depailler, Ken Tyrrell, and Ronnie Peterson Argentine GP, 1977

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Jackie Stewart takes the media on a tour of the circuit US GP, Watkins Glen, 1973

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James Hunt takes over as tour director Canadian GP, Mosport Park, 1976

[strad]

Hoping some these pictures are of interest...
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Niki Lauda (can't imagine why they called him the Rat) with Ronnie Peterson

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French GP, 1964 Winner Dan Gurney, Brabham BT7

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Launch of the Embassy Hill at Silverstone in 1975. Tony Brise seated in car, Graham Hill (in blazer) behind

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Mike Hailwood, Mclaren M23, 4th place Argentine GP, 1974

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Jackie Stewart, Graham Hill, Dan Gurney Belgian GP, Spa 1966

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: Drivers briefing, L to R, Revson, Stewart, Cevert, Scheckter, Fittipaldi, Lauda, De Adamich, Pace, Regazzoni, Beltoise, and seated Winner Hulme, Follmer and Peterson
South African GP, Kyalami, 1973

[lotus7]

Just love Stewart and Fittipaldi's pose ! They look so compatible .....

[strad]

Well they had a lot in common,,, they both had large sideburns

[strad]

1965 France

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66 Monaco Rindt

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67 Monza practice

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1969 Courage Germany

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Jochen and Nina with Chapman 1970

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71 Regazzoni

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1975 Brambilla crashed after winning

[Manoah2u]

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WOW! didn't know that existed back then! can you tell me more about this exact vehicle/picture?

[strad]

only that it was Black Jack Brabham trying out a rather full windscreen

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Ronnie and Barbro wedded;



Pallbearers att Ronnie's funeral in 1978, now Gunnar and James and are also gone.

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MrM's workshop in Bicester in 1970, note the 707 far left;

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Chris Amon in the less than dominant March 707, just note the sheer width of that beast, Ronnie refused to drive it;

[Belatti]

Nice place to watch...

[rohit1594]

Not exactly an image, but here is Michael Schumacher giving interview in 1983 about why he chose to start a karting competition for Luxembourg rather than for Germany:

1) In Germany you have to pay money for participating in qualifying.
2) Minimum age for karting in Germany is 14 years (in Luxembourg it is 10).

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Not exactly an image, but here is Michael Schumacher giving interview in 1983 about why he chose to start a karting competition for Luxembourg rather than for Germany:

1) In Germany you have to pay money for participating in qualifying.
2) Minimum age for karting in Germany is 14 years (in Luxembourg it is 10).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQon8vH18N4

Still a classic, thanks ro!

Btw, while this goes to all contributers, strad not the least, but this thread has turned out better then ever imagined!

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This thread is too good!!

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Ain't it Andres, best so far if you ask me.

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