in the 80s people were making prosenna toy car ads where you can fantasize about running ur teammate off track
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in the 80s people were making prosenna toy car ads where you can fantasize about running ur teammate off track
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Scanned cover& pages from Auto Hebdo
Honda's 1988 WCC Commemorative Phone Card
Some my scanned page clips related to Senna/Prost from French magazines.
Interesting fact: the article in the last picture was written by the famous French writer Jean Cau.He is very interested in sports and frequently writes columns for Paris Match.
Some my scanned page clips related to Senna/Prost from French magazine Paris Match.
Prosenna on Japanese old telephone cards.
Formula Shell in Japan really know how to promote their goods...
1989 San Marino GP
Prost GP 2001 (about) Team shirt
F1 News Vol. 2 No. 7 dated 4 May 1993. The cover features Alain Prost in the Canon Williams Renault FW15C. It featured one of the great sponsor designs with the 'cutaway' Sega cartoon legs and feet.
There is another Sega/Williams connection with the rumour being that it is Prost's 1993 team-mate Damon Hill's eyes that feature on a trackside billboard in the 1994 arcade and console game Daytona. There is a strong resemblance but its hard to say for sure.
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François Cevert/Jackie Stewart vs Gerhard Berger/Jean Alesi
François Cevert/Jackie Stewart
Gerhard Berger/Jean Alesi
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Left â Hurley Haywood
Right â Peter Gregg
Hello everyone. Today is May 4th â the shared birthday of Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood. The two were born eight years apart, but on the same day. I want to share something about them.
In 1968, college student Hurley entered a local autocross event in a Corvette and defeated professional driver Peter, who was competing in a Porsche 911. Peter was deeply impressed by his skill and began mentoring him in racing.
In 1969, the two teamed up for the first time, driving for Brumos Racing in the Six Hours of Watkins Glen. It was Hurleyâs first major race, and together they won the GT class.
Peter was not only a driver, but also the boss of Brumos at the time. During 70s, the two became teammates at Brumos Porsche. Together they raced in the 24 Hours of Daytona four times and won the race overall three consecutive years. In 1978, alongside Reinhold Joest, they also finished 3rd in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. By then Hurley had already moved to another team, but he and Peter remained extremely close and promised each other they would race together at least once every year.
In the end, they never fulfilled that promise.
During a race in 1980, the two had a serious falling-out. Hurley had been leading the race, but with only a few laps remaining he became physically unable to continue and decided at the last minute to hand the car over to Peter. After Peter took over, the car dropped several positions. Peter believed Hurley had done it intentionally to embarrass him, especially because Peterâs driving ability had already been affected by vision problems caused by an earlier accident.
The two stopped speaking for six months, until Peter suddenly called Hurley and invited him over for lunch.
On December 14th, during lunch, they reminisced about the past. Peter asked Hurley whether he thought marrying Deborah had been a mistake. Hurley answered honestly: âYes.â
At the time, Peter had gone through a bitter divorce from his previous wife, due in part to his infidelity and a personality many people found difficult to deal with. He had not known Deborah for very long before marrying her, and both Hurley and another close friend of Peterâs felt the marriage had been somewhat impulsive. The wedding had taken place only eight days earlier.Peter invited Hurley to go watch a basketball game afterward, but Hurley already had plans that evening and politely declined.
The next day â December 15th, 1980 â after years of struggling with bipolar disorder, relationship problems, and especially the deterioration of his eyesight following his accident, which had severely damaged his confidence as a driver, Peter Gregg died by suicide near Jacksonville Beach.
Hurleyâs career, however, continued. He eventually won the 24 Hours of Daytona overall five times â tying the record for the most overall victories at the race â as well as three overall victories at Le Mans and two at the 12 Hours of Sebring.
In February 2018, Hurley publicly came out as gay in his autobiography Hurley: From the Beginning. ïŒMore of his story can also be found in the documentary Hurley. He has since maintained a long-term and stable life with his current partner.ïŒ
Because Peter and Hurley had been extraordinarily close, rumors that they had once been romantically involved had circulated for decades, ever since they raced together. After Hurley came out, some curious interviewers brought the subject up again. Hurley clarified:âHe was my best friend, and he helped me immensely in this business. But we werenât lovers.â
Also in a 2018 interview with Car and Driver:
C/D: Anything you would have done differently? HH: Possibly . . . when it comes to Peter. If I had known more about his condition, if I had been better attuned, maybe I could have helped him more. But it was in 1980. We just didnât know what we know now. Otherwise, no. Iâve had a wonderful career and a pretty extraordinary life.
I may translate and post the full interview someday, along with more stories about the two of them, if people are interested.
You and @nikisdaughter are solely keeping the prosenna side of tumblr alive
Thank youđAlso I think many people are making very great contribution for Prosenna in Tumblr too ,and I really appreciate themâŠâŠ
Alain Prost & Ayrton Senna, 1988
These are some secondhand vintage pins bought from France (with help from my friend) . Frenchmen literally made their helmet kissing into pins of French GP 1991 , absolutely crazy...
And that Proserpine one...well...
"O FASCĂNIO POR VOCĂ, EU CORTAVA COM A FRIA LĂMINA DA INDIFERENĂA. E SANGRAVA POR DENTRO, NA ALMA."
My fascination with you, I cut off with the cold blade of indifference. And it bled inside, in my soul.
(Not sure if the translation is proper.Feel free to correct me!)