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source https://formula1.ferrari.com/en-ca/2019 ... -day-2-xu/

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jimmyj wrote:
source https://formula1.ferrari.com/en-ca/2019 ... -day-2-xu/

Who is driving car 32?

JN23 wrote:Who is driving car 32?

If you follow the link, it says.

This was the final day of the two day session in Barcelona and Scuderia Ferrari Mission Winnow added a further 247 laps to their total. Antonio Fuoco and Charles Leclerc were driving today. The Italian was working for the team, while the Monegasque driver was carrying out tyre development work for Pirelli.

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Argentum wrote:

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Car Porn

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source https://www.stuttcars.com/porsche-models/804/

29 days to go...



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2, for missing yesterday...
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source https://beyondtheflag.com/2019/05/13/in ... ting-spot/

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The great Gilles

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Harpo wrote:

Love all of your poster images. One day when i build my dream garage these will be on the walls!

jimmyj wrote:Love all of your poster images. One day when i build my dream garage these will be on the walls!

You can start your dream garage with the posters, it will be cheaper...

Here's another illustration by Geo Ham. I couldn't find the 1952 Le Mans poster, so it's the program cover (and I fear what I see as a number 25 is a 26 - UnlikeUday having not posted his 25 yet will be my excuse).
Geo Ham was a very well known French illustrator who started working during the '30s, working for the French magazine "Illustration", doing illustrated books and posters, mostly about cars and flying things (he was an official "Peintre de l'Air" - painter of the air... just like we have official Peintres de la Marine - he was a friend of the Aeropostale pilots Mermoz, St-Exupéry and Guillaumet... he survived them). He worked till the early sixties, but after the world war he slowly disappeared, illustration being replaced by photography, and working only thanks to his friends.



Here's another thing by Geo Ham (number 6 and 10, I know...), that was used as an exhibition catalogue cover.

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Ronnie Peterson

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Classic image

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Argentum wrote:

Most loved French car ever... I don't know one French driver of my generation or older who didn't drive one, at least once.

My take for number 23. I couldn't find a poster with a number 23 car, so here's the poster of the first ever Le Mans 24 Hours, that took place in... '23.

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Harpo wrote:

Argentum wrote:

Most loved French car ever... I don't know one French driver of my generation or older who didn't drive one, at least once.

My best friend had one. I loved them - they had everything that you needed, and nothing that you didn't need

I actually witnessed a 2CV race, at Oulton Park. I'm sure that, if you filmed it, then showed it at fast forward, it would have been exciting, lol

Pretty sure that it was only over about 3 laps - had it been any more, nightfall would have drawn in. This was in July

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Strange, I never really noticed how dirty Senna's tyres were. Interesting!

Another painted poster, and one with Surtees to the fore, to boot.


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Harpo wrote:Another painted poster, and one with Surtees to the fore, to boot.


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A vintage poster with Surtees! You must be in heaven!

For Harpo. Ok, it's for me too....

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