Racing Driver Collection (page 2)

Formula One World Championship
Rubens Barrichello (BRA) Honda Racing F1 Team. Formula One World Championship, Rd 5, Monaco Grand Prix, Qualifying Day, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, Saturday 26 May 2007. DIGITAL IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
David Coulthard (GBR) Red Bull Racing RB3 Formula One World Championship, Rd 5, Monaco Grand Prix, Preparations, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, Wednesday 23 May 2007. DIGITAL IMAGE

MG Magnettes of Henry Leslie Brooke and Bill Hughes, JCC International Trophy, Brooklands, 1937
MG Magnette 1087S cc. No: 24 Driver: Brooke, H.L. Background MG Magnette 1087S cc. No: 26 Driver: Hughes, W. Place: Brooklands. J.C.C. International Trophy. Date: 2.8.37

494 C. C. B. M. W. (Ernst Henne), 1938
494 C.C. B.M.W. (Ernst Henne), 1938. From Willss Cigarettes - Speed: A Series of 50 [W. D. & H.O. Wills, Bristol, 1938]

Front cover illustration from the magazine Tres Sport, July 1922

British racing driver Jill Scott in her Sunbeam, Brooklands, Surrey, 1920s

Louis Zborowskis Mercedes after his fatal crash at Monza, Italy, 1924. Creator: Unknown
Louis Zborowskis Mercedes after his fatal crash at Monza, Italy, 19 October 1924

Ray Playford driving a Healey Elliott, at Snetterton Circuit, Norfolk, 1953

JACKIE STEWART AND WIFE HELEN ON A MOTOR BIKE AFTER HIS MONACO GRAND PRIX VICTORY JUNE 1973 - 01/06/1973

Stirling Moss and his daughter Allison (aged 7) with her horse Happy. Pictured at Stirlings mothers farm in Tring, Hertfordshire. 26th June 1974

Stirling Moss in racing gear. April 1972

Allison, the daughter of Stirling Moss and his American wife Elaine is christened at St Pauls Cathedral in the Chapel of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Former racing driver Stirling Moss married Elaine Barbarino, age 24, at Berkhamsted Register Office today. Pictured at Stirlings flat in London. 25th June 1964

The wedding of Stirling Moss and Katie Molson at St Peters Church, Eaton Square, London. Pictured, the happy couple kissing. 7th October 1957

John Watson, James Hunt, and Lulu in a rehearsal scene for " Grand Prix-Night of the Stars" an event at The Albert Hall in aid of the Lord Taverners

James Hunt jogging on beach with his dog Oscar in Marbella 9th May 1979

Locomobile of American racing driver Joe Tracy, Gordon Bennett Cup, Auvergne, France
Locomobile of American racing driver Joe Tracy competing in the Gordon Bennett Cup, Auvergne, France, 1905. Tracy failed to finish the race

Juan Manuel Fangio driving a 1950 Alfa Romeo 158 in the International Trophy at
Argentinian racing driver Juan Manuel Fangio driving a 1950 Alfa Romeo 158 in the International Trophy at Silverstone

1934 Bugatti Type 55 competing in the Prescott Hill Climb, Gloucestershire

French racing driver Henry Rougiers De Dietrich 24 / 28, Coppa Florio, Brescia, Italy
French racing driver Henry Rougiers De Dietrich 24/28 competing in the Coppa Florio, Brescia, Italy, 1905

British racing driver John Bolster at Oulton Park, Cheshire 1961. Creator: Unknown
British racing driver John Bolster at Oulton Park, Cheshire 1961

C Wells driving an Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite at the Wiscombe Park Hill, Climb, Devon, 1961

Wolseley at the start of the Gordon Bennett eliminating trials, Isle of Man, 1905

Duncan Hamilton driving a Jaguar D type, RAC Tourist Trophy, Goodwood, Sussex, 1958. Hamilton and his teammate Peter Blond finished in sixth place

Turcat Mery driven by Henri Rougier at the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup, Homburg, Germany. Rougier finished the race in third place

British racing driver and engineer Ken Miles driving a 1966 Ford GT40 J racing car

French racing driver Louis Wagner in his Darracq, Coppa Florio, Brescia, Italy, 1905

Richard Brasier of French racing driver Leon Thery, winner of the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup

Jaguar D types in the paddock, RAC Tourist Trophy, Goodwood, Sussex, 1958. Car number 6, driven by Duncan Hamilton and Peter Blond came sixth in the race

George Eyston driving a Bugatti Type 39A at the British Grand Prix, Brooklands, Surrey, 1927

British racing drivers Betty Haig and Dorothy Patten, Goodwood, Sussex, 1948
British racing drivers Betty Haig (standing) and Dorothy Patten in her Peugeot at Goodwood, Sussex, 1948

Goggomobil microcar competing in a 6 hour relay race at Silverstone, Northamptonshire, 1957

John Bolster, British racing driver. Creator: Unknown
John Bolster, British racing driver

Gordini of Belgian racing driver Andre Pillette in the paddock at Aintree, Merseyside, 1955

Coronation Trophy, Crystal Palace, London, 1953. Creator: Unknown
Coronation Trophy, Crystal Palace, London, 1953. Bobbie Bairds Ferrari T500 leading the HWM of Duncan Hamilton

British Grand Prix, Aintree, Merseyside, 1955. Creator: Unknown
British Grand Prix, Aintree, Merseyside, 1955. Tony Rolt in a Connaught (36), and the Maserati of Roy Salvadori (44). Neither car finished the race

Richard Brasier of Leon Thery, winner of the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup, Homburg, Germany
Richard Brasier of French racing driver Leon Thery, winner of the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup, Homburg, Germany

Cooper Bristol of Jack Brabham, British Grand Prix, Aintree, Merseyside, 1955. Brabham retired from the race after 30 laps with engine trouble

Herbert Austin behind the wheel of a Wolseley, Gordon Bennett Cup eliminating trials, 1904. Also pictured are Campbell Muir and Bianchi

Bruce McLaren, New Zealand racing driver, car designer and engineer, 1961
Bruce McLaren (1937-1970), New Zealand racing driver, car designer and engineer, 1961

Jim Clark driving his Lotus 49 R3 DFV at the Dutch Grand Prix, Zandvoort, Netherlands
Jim Clark driving his Lotus 49 R3 DFV to victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, Zandvoort, Netherlands, 1967. Immediately behind Clark is Denny Hulmes Brabham-Repco which finished third

British racing driver Kenelm Lee Guinness in a 1914 Sunbeam Tourist Trophy car

Mercedes M72 / 94 of Louis Zborowski at the Italian Grand Prix, Monza
Mercedes M72/94 of Louis Zborowski at the Italian Grand Prix, Monza, 1924. Zborowski was tragically killed when his car left the track at the Lesmo corner and hit a tree on lap 45

Healey Silverstone at Snetterton Circuit, Norfolk 1953. Creator: Unknown
Healey Silverstone at Snetterton Circuit, Norfolk 1953

British racing driver George Bedford in a Hillman 10hp, 1921. Creator: Unknown
British racing driver George Bedford in a Hillman 10hp, 1921

French racing driver Arthur Durays De Dietrich, Gordon Bennett Cup, Auvergne, France, 1905. Duray finished the race in sixth place

British racing driver George Bedfords Hillman, Grand Prix de Voiturettes, Le Mans
British racing driver George Bedford driving a Hillman, Grand Prix de Voiturettes, Le Mans, France, 1921

British racing driver George Bedford driving a Hillman 10hp, 1921. Creator: Unknown
British racing driver George Bedford driving a Hillman 10hp, 1921

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"Unleashing the Thrill: The Unforgettable World of Racing Drivers" From the heart-pounding Le Mans-24 Hour Race to the iconic Brooklands circuit, racing drivers have always pushed boundaries and captivated audiences with their incredible skills. In 1937, Kaye Petre led her Austin 7 team at Brooklands, leaving spectators in awe of her fearless determination. Meanwhile, in Le Mans 1927, Dr J D Benjafield refilled his Old Number 7 Bentley at the pits, showcasing both precision and strategy. The British racing legend Stirling Moss stole the show as he fearlessly took the lead from Fangio during a gripping race. His No 12 car became synonymous with speed and dominance on the track. Bugatti Type 35 and Bugatti Type 37 were not just cars; they were works of art that conquered hills at Chalfont St Peter in Buckinghamshire back in 1935. These machines embodied elegance and power. Whitney Straight's Maserati gracefully maneuvered through every turn at Brooklands in 1933, leaving spectators breathless with each lap. Gordon Crosby captured this moment perfectly on canvas for all to admire. H Whitfield-Semmence's Semmence Special roared down Lewes Speed Trials in Sussex during Bugatti Owners Club event of '37 - an embodiment of pure adrenaline and engineering excellence. At JCC Double Twelve race held at Brooklands in '31, ECH Randall and WE Harker showcased their skillful pit stops while driving their Austin Ulster. FM Montgomery and R Hebeler also left a lasting impression with their MG C type car that seemed to defy gravity on those legendary curves. Fast forward to Le Mans '72 where Roger Hurst prepared his Lenham Repco sports car for practice sessions - a true testament to endurance racing spirit that never fades away. And who could forget Peter Collins? Sitting behind the wheel of his Ferrari, he embodied the essence of a racing driver.