Racing Driver Collection (page 3)

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

Pipe driven by Lucien Hautvast in the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup at Homburg, Germany
Pipe driven by Belgian racing driver Lucien Hautvast in the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup at Homburg, Germany. Hautvast finished the race in sixth place

Start of the RAC Tourist Trophy race, Goodwood, Sussex, 1958. Creator: Unknown
Start of the RAC Tourist Trophy race, Goodwood, Sussex, 1958. Stirling Moss leads the way in the Aston Martin that he and teammate Tony Brooks drove to victory in the race

Panhard of French racing driver Leonce Girardot, winner of the Gordon Bennett Cup, France, 1901

FIAT of Luigi Storero going under a bridge during the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup, Homburg
FIAT of Italian racing driver Luigi Storero going under a bridge during the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup, Homburg, Germany. Storero failed to finish the race

Touring Club de Belgique, 1901. Creator: Gaudy, Georges (1872-1940)
Touring Club de Belgique, 1901. Private Collection

Shell oil & Shell petrol, 1925. Creator: D Ylen, Jean (1886-1938)
Shell oil & Shell petrol, 1925. Private Collection

Salon de l Automobile, du cycle et des sports, 25 janvier - 10 fevrier 1901, 1901. Private Collection

Stop! for Shell motor oil at the Red Cabinet, 1926. Creator: D Ylen, Jean (1886-1938)
Stop! for Shell motor oil at the Red Cabinet, 1926. Private Collection

Shell Olio & Benzina, 1927. Creator: D Ylen, Jean (1886-1938)
Shell Olio & Benzina, 1927. Private Collection

Shell oil & Shell petrol, 1930. Creator: D Ylen, Jean (1886-1938)
Shell oil & Shell petrol, 1930. Private Collection

Cottin & Desgouttes, 1926. Creator: D Ylen, Jean (1886-1938)
Cottin & Desgouttes, 1926. Private Collection

Automobile Club Belgique. Course Bruxelles - Spa, 1898. Creator: Gaudy
Automobile Club Belgique. Course Bruxelles - Spa, 1898. Private Collection

Terrible accident on Dieppe motor racing circuit (colour litho)
3620870 Terrible accident on Dieppe motor racing circuit (colour litho) by Carrey, (fl.1900) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Terrible accident on Dieppe motor racing circuit)

A French victory (colour litho)
2795850 A French victory (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A French victory)

Paris-Madrid motor race (litho)
2795728 Paris-Madrid motor race (litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Paris-Madrid motor race)

French racing driver Henri Farman crashing on a bend during a qualifying race for the Gordon Bennett Cup in
3097506 French racing driver Henri Farman crashing on a bend during a qualifying race for the Gordon Bennett Cup in the Auvergne (colour litho) by French School

Mrs Victor Bruce, English aviator, racing driver and speedboat racer (litho)
981052 Mrs Victor Bruce, English aviator, racing driver and speedboat racer (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mrs Victor Bruce (1895-1990), English aviator

Accident during the Paris-Madrid motor race (colour litho)
2795729 Accident during the Paris-Madrid motor race (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Accident during the Paris-Madrid motor race)

The Paris-Madrid motor race (colour litho)
2782386 The Paris-Madrid motor race (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Paris-Madrid motor race)

Leon Thery at full speed during the French eliminator for the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup motor race (colour litho)
3097385 Leon Thery at full speed during the French eliminator for the 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup motor race (colour litho) by French School

Graham Hill visiting his friend Stirling Moss, who is recovering at the Atkinson Morley Hospital in Wimbledon following his crash at Goodwood. 8th June 1962

Stirling Moss talking to his friend Graham Hill while recovering at the Atkinson Morley Hospital in Wimbledon following his crash at Goodwood. 8th June 1962

Stirling Moss leaving Atkinson Morley Hospital in Wimbledon, where he had been treated following his crash at Goodwood. 22nd June 1962

Graham Hill talking to his friend Stirling Moss, who is recovering at the Atkinson Morley Hospital in Wimbledon following his crash at Goodwood. 8th June 1962

Stirling Moss showed his gratitude to the nurses who looked after him in hospital by taking them to the Criterion Theatre, London, to see the musical revue " Four to the Bar". 30th June 1962

Jean Rook Daily Express reporter with Jackie Stewart at Silverstone race circuit hanger straight March 1975 - 01/03/1975

JACKIE STEWART WINNING THE RACE OF CHAMPIONS AT BRANDS HATCH, A PRE-WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 22ND MARCH 1979

Jim Clarke at Silverstone 19 / 07 / 1963
Jim Clarke at Silverstone 19/07/1963

Jackie Stewart and Ken Tyrrell talking in the pits at Brands Hatch - October 1971 - 23/10/1971

Graham Hill with Brabham in May 1965

Stirling Moss with Bunny Girls - July 1966

Motoracing driver Nigel Mansell with commentator Murray Walker at the Variety Club Awards, London Hilton. 2nd May 1996

1961 British Grand Prix at Aintree. Eventual winner Wolfgang von Trips in his Ferrari Dino 156 (4) leading Stirling Moss at Tatts Corner 13th July 1961

Stirling Moss weds Susie Paine. 17th April 1980

Stirling Moss pictured in his office / home in Shepherds Market, London. 3rd August 1973

Stirling Moss, pictured in a wheelchair being pushed by a nurse, in the grounds of the Atkinson Morleys Hospital at Wimbledon. Stirling, 32, received head, arm and leg injuries in a 120 m.p.h

International 200 at Aintree motor circuit. Stirling Moss. 22nd April 1961

World Champions on the Dodgems. Appearing in a new Granada TV fun show called " Nice Time" will be Grand Prix drivers Stirling Moss, John Surtees and Denny Hume

Y2K Stirling Moss 1960 racing driver at his home in Shepherd Street Mayfair London. He had just parted from his wife Katie Stirling Moss became a legend in motor racing

Racing driver Stirling Moss at his home in Mayfair. 13th March 1960

Motor racing at Silverstone. Stirling Moss expressing his sympathies to Maria Teresa de Filippis when she was told that her car could not take part in the race. May 1959

Racing driver Stirling Moss pictured at Nunney, near Frome, Somerset, where he is staying at the home of Mr Robin Walker. 13th March 1960

Stirling Moss in the grounds of St Thomas Hospital at Westminster, London. He was involved in a serious smash in Belgium, and injured his legs and back

Stirling Moss, driving a Lotus-Climax, wins the Gold Cup race at Oulton Park, Cheshire. 24th September 1960

Motor races at Goodwood. Ace racing driver Stirling Moss had a miracle escape from death when he crashed at 120 miles an hour. Pictured, Moss is tended by a nurse and doctor. 23rd April 1962

International Gold Cup, Oulton Park. Stirling Moss wins the Gold Cup race. 26th September 1959

Stirling Moss and his wife Katie at a Judy Garland show at the Dominion Theatre. 17th October 1957

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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.