Use while waiting for the plane to or from the track — Roger Linton
Nigel Mansell brings home the victory from the Hungarian Grand Prix in 1989. Having had a bad qualifying session, Mr. Mansell started twelfth on the grid but was already up till eighth in the first corner. With luck and skill,
Graham Hill taking off with the Lotus 49B during the German Grand Prix in 1969.
René Arnoux in the Ferrari 126C4, 1984.
Stirling Moss, late on the breaks in the Mercedes-Benz W196 during the Grand Prix de Monaco in 1955.
Oliver Panis celebrates his one and only Grand Prix win, with the Ligier JS43, at the Grand Prix de Monaco in 1996. The race is famous for the lowest number of finishing cars (only three), and also for the lowest starting
The start of the Großer Preis von Österreich, 1971.
Ayrton Senna riding along with Nigel Mansel after his win in the British Grand Prix with the Williams FW14, 1991.
Tommy Slim Borgudd in his ABBA sponsored ATS HGS1 runs for his best Formula One finish: coming sixth in the 1981 British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Emerson Fittipaldi in the McLaren M23, 1974.
Graham Hill in the BRM P261, racing for third during the Grand Prix de Monaco, 1966.