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Monaco: Swiss driver Bernard Bauer (background left) loses wheel, seconds later car

Monaco: Swiss driver Bernard Bauer (background left) loses wheel, seconds later car


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Monaco: Swiss driver Bernard Bauer (background left) loses wheel, seconds later car

Monaco: Swiss driver Bernard Bauer (background left) loses wheel, seconds later car drove through safety barrier towards the harbou at Monaco Grand Prix.
20 May 1969

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In this print captured during the Monaco Grand Prix on 20 May 1969, we witness a heart-stopping moment that epitomizes the thrill and danger of Formula One racing. Swiss driver Bernard Bauer takes center stage as he navigates through the treacherous streets of Monaco, his intense focus evident in his determined expression. However, fate has other plans for him as disaster strikes in an instant. As if frozen in time, we see Bauer's car losing a wheel with remarkable clarity against the backdrop of Monte Carlo's picturesque harbor. The tension is palpable as seconds later, his vehicle hurtles towards the safety barrier with alarming speed. It is a testament to both Bauer's skill and luck that he managed to avoid catastrophe by mere inches. This photograph not only captures a dramatic moment but also serves as a reminder of the risks these daring drivers willingly undertake every time they step into their powerful machines. It showcases their unwavering dedication and courage to push boundaries while competing at such high stakes. Preserved through time by TopFoto, this image allows us to relive history and appreciate the bravery exhibited by those who paved the way for modern motorsport. It stands as a testament to human resilience amidst adversity and reminds us why moments like these continue to captivate audiences around the world.

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