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This photo is from 1957 with Peter Collins in #38 on 0654MDTR, Gendebien/Helbrun #36 on 0614MDTR and with #46 Drogo/Pola on 0632MDTR.

 

Thanks for your reply and correction; do you know if Chet Flynn did race this same car at the '58 Cuban GP?

 

Chet Flynn drove with 0652MDTR in 1958.

 

Thanks again for your quick reply. Any photos on Flynn's Car?
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Enzo Ferrari at Monza (copyright unknown), anybody knows what year?

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Gr. Martin

 

1960

 

Mille grazie!

Gr. Martin

 

And these two; what year?

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Gr. Martin

 

1967 and very late 1969
Nathan

 

Thanks Nathan. The knowledge here keeps amazing me.

Gr. Martin

 

Another one from '60:

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Copyright: Archie Smith

 

Thank you. Found some more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/gallery/2010/sep/05/motorsports

Gr. Martin

 

1st pix Ginther on the pit wall? 2nd pix looking at Porsche F1 car? 3rd pix Hill and Collins on pit wall,Chitti on right? tongascrew

 

330 P4 "0856" at Maranello December 1966
http://brunodaytona67.canalblog.com/albums/0_ferrari__la_saison_de_courses_1966/photos/56851668-1966_maranello_330_p_4_0856_decembre_presentation_02.html

and 512 S at maranello 1970:
http://brunodaytona67.canalblog.com/albums/0_ferrari__la_saison_de_courses_1970/photos/56009422-1970_maranello_512_s_omologation.html

 

1960 Italian GP

 

Enzo, von Trips, Maglioli, Hill and Chitti 1960 Italian GP Monza.

 

Haven't logged on for a while and just caught up a bit on this thread.

Jim Pauley is in 0464/MD at Thompson in 1955. There were quite a number of racing events at Thompson and not all made it into media reports.

I have other photos of Thompson that are not mine to share ... but the venue is definitely the same.

There were four practice sessions held in April and two in May.

A race was held May 15 1955 but a Siata had race #53.

A race in July (Tom Burnside was there) is completely uncovered (except by him) so far as I can tell. See his book, "American Racing" (pages 57, 59) ... not within reach of me at the moment.

Pauley won his class on September 4 and is perhaps the best "guess" at the moment as to the when and where. Contemporary photos appear in the magazines "Badge Bar Journal" #21 and "Sports Cars Illustrated" December, 1955 (p.47)

Another race was held October 8-9 and is a possibility even though neither the car nor Pauley appear in the accounts and photos seen thus far of the event. This race was scheduled originally for the following week but was moved up for some reason.

I've not yet checked any of the photos that I've referred to here but will do so when I can.

John

 

Thanks. That agrees with the photographer's memory.
He may have more shots from the same event but they aren't handy.

David

 

The car with race-no.22 (photo 4/9 with Denis Jenkinson) is clearly a Maserati 250F.

 

Yes and not Monza.

 

Interesting link !

http://www.casten.it/index.php?option=com_hwdphotoshare&Itemid=54&task=viewcategory&cat_id=6

 

Lovely photos.

But typical Italian: no descritption(s) or captions with drivers, years etc. mentioned.

 

knew it! the first F1 race I ever attended. Except the only Formula 1 cars in the race were the three Ferraris driven by Phil Hill, Richie Ginther and Belgian driver Willie Mairesse. I believe I recall Taffy von Trips driving the first mid-engined Ferrari G.P. race car, the 1 1/2 liter F2 Dino. The major British race teams - Lotus, BRM and Cooper - boycotted the race. Porsche sent two monoposto F2 cars. Hard to believe more than a half-century has passed.

"Seems like only yesterday!"

 

Some of them do have a brief description. It is in light green above the photo. I almost missed it myself. Not very easy to read.

George