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1955 Monaco Grand Prix: Alberto Ascari leads Louis Chiron. Chiron finished in 6th position but Ascari crashed into the harbour

1955 Monaco Grand Prix: Alberto Ascari leads Louis Chiron. Chiron finished in 6th position but Ascari crashed into the harbour
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1955 Monaco Grand Prix: Alberto Ascari leads Louis Chiron. Chiron finished in 6th position but Ascari crashed into the harbour

Monte Carlo, Monaco.
19-22 May 1955.
Alberto Ascari leads Louis Chiron (both Lancia D50). Chiron finished in 6th position but Ascari crashed into the harbour.
Published-Autocar 27/5/1955 p728. Ref-S74/1130.
World Copyright - LAT Photographic. Motorsport Images is a photographic agency and archive covering motorsport and motoring.

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In this print from the 1955 Monaco Grand Prix, we witness a thrilling moment frozen in time. The legendary Alberto Ascari fearlessly leads Louis Chiron as they navigate the treacherous streets of Monte Carlo in their powerful Lancia D50 race cars. Ascari's determination is palpable, his eyes fixed on victory. However, fate had other plans for these two racing icons. As the race unfolded, Chiron battled fiercely but ultimately secured a respectable 6th position. Meanwhile, tragedy struck Ascari when he lost control of his car and crashed into the unforgiving waters of the harbour. This shocking turn of events left spectators gasping in disbelief. The image captures both the exhilaration and danger that defined motorsport during this era. The action-packed scene unfolds against the backdrop of Beau Rivage, adding an air of elegance to this high-octane spectacle. Published by Autocar magazine shortly after the event, this iconic photograph serves as a reminder of both triumph and tragedy within motorsport history. Its timeless appeal continues to captivate enthusiasts to this day.


Framed Prints

Relive the thrilling moments of the 1955 Monaco Grand Prix with our stunning Framed Print from Media Storehouse. Featuring an iconic image of Alberto Ascari leading Louis Chiron during the race, this print tells the story of the historic event where Ascari famously crashed into the harbor, finishing the race in an unexpected turn of events. This high-quality print, taken from the exclusive Motorsport Images archive, is a must-have for any motorsport enthusiast or collector. Each Framed Print comes with a certificate of authenticity and is expertly framed to preserve and enhance the image. Add this unique piece to your collection and bring the excitement of the Monaco Grand Prix into your home or office.


Photo Prints

Step back in time with our exclusive Media Storehouse Photographic Print featuring the iconic 1955 Monaco Grand Prix. Witness the intense rivalry between Alberto Ascari and Louis Chiron as they race side by side in their Lancia D50s. Though Chiron finished in a commendable 6th position, Ascari's race ended tragically with a crash into the harbor. This captivating image, published in Autocar on May 27, 1955, brings the thrill and excitement of motorsport's golden era right into your home. Add this vintage Motorsport Images print to your collection and relive the glorious past of racing history.


Poster Prints

Relive the thrills of the 1955 Monaco Grand Prix with our stunning poster print from the Media Storehouse collection. Witness the intense battle between Alberto Ascari and Louis Chiron as they race their Lancia D50s through the iconic streets of Monte Carlo. Though Chiron finished in a commendable 6th position, Ascari's race ended tragically with a crash into the harbor. This captivating image, published in Autocar on May 27, 1955, is a must-have for any motorsport enthusiast's wall. Experience the history and excitement of the Monaco Grand Prix like never before with our high-quality poster print.


Jigsaw Puzzles

Step into the thrilling world of motorsport history with Media Storehouse's exquisitely detailed jigsaw puzzle of the 1955 Monaco Grand Prix. Witness the intense battle between Alberto Ascari and Louis Chiron as they race around the iconic Monaco circuit. Ascari, leading the way in his Lancia D50, pushes the limits, while Chiron follows closely behind. But the excitement takes a dramatic turn as Ascari crashes into the harbor, an unexpected twist in this classic race. Relive this legendary moment in motorsport history with our high-quality puzzle pieces, designed to provide a challenging yet rewarding puzzle experience for all ages. Engage your mind, connect the pieces, and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of motorsport.

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