Starting Grid Collection
"Revving up for the race
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"Revving up for the race: A glimpse into historic starting grids" The excitement was palpable at the 1958 British Grand Prix as the starting grid filled with anticipation, featuring Hawthorn in his iconic Ferrari number In a display of sheer power and determination, Bruce McLaren took his Cooper - Oldsmobile to the Goodwood starting grid in 1964, leaving spectators in awe. Transporting us back to Dublin's Phoenix Park in 1930, artist Bill Brunell captures the start of the Irish Grand Prix Saorstat Cup race, showcasing a thrilling moment frozen in time. Brunell's artistic talent also immortalizes another scene from that same eventful day in Dublin; cars lined up before the start of the Irish Grand Prix, creating an impressive spectacle. Journeying even further back to Brooklands' JCC 200 Mile Race in 1926, we witness a captivating artwork by Bill Brunell that encapsulates both speed and elegance on its starting grid. Fast forward ten years to Brooklands' JCC Members Day in 1936; another masterpiece by Brunell showcases a vibrant race about to commence amidst enthusiastic crowds and roaring engines. Three Talbot-Darracqs steal our attention at Brooklands' JCC 200 Mile Race of 1922 – their sleek designs hinting at fierce competition yet camaraderie among drivers ready for action. As history unfolds before our eyes, we find ourselves transported to Brooklands once more – this time witnessing George Harvey-Noble's car alongside Charles Goodacre and Bert Hadley during BRDC's iconic 500 Mile Race of 1937. Donington Park roars with life as Alfa Romeo and two Bugatti Type35s line up on its start line during an exhilarating racing event captured beautifully through lens or brushstroke alike.