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various drivers' portraits at the 1955 MONACO GRAND PRIX || photos by AMI GUICHARD
MAURICE TRINTIGNANT, EUGENIO CASTELLOTTI, JEAN BEHRA, CESARE PERDISA, ALBERTO ASCARI and MIKE HAWTHORN
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various drivers' portraits at the 1955 MONACO GRAND PRIX || photos by AMI GUICHARD
MAURICE TRINTIGNANT, EUGENIO CASTELLOTTI, JEAN BEHRA, CESARE PERDISA, ALBERTO ASCARI and MIKE HAWTHORN
Internationales ADAC 1000 Kilometer Rennen auf dem Nürburgring, 1956.
The works Maserati 300S of Piero Taruffi, leading the Porsche 356 A Carerra of Helmut Zick/Hans-Georg Plaut. Mr. Taruffi shared the win with Harry Schell, Stirling Moss and Jean Behra.
I've started researching Jean Behra and I'm already at 6 pages of notes, but what I find really funny is that no one can decide if he slapped or punched the Ferrari team principle 😂
Jean Behra 1921 - 1959 © Keystone-France - Gamma-Keystone - Getty. - source Carros e Pilotos.
Jean Behra's wounds and scars // detail of the wounded man from Feldtbuch der Wundartzney by Hans von Gersdorff (1519)
WHO IS THE HOTTEST VINTAGE F1 DRIVER (non-championship)
Jean Behra
Stirling Moss
Jean Behra, Porsche 718 RSK Spyder no 718-001. Targa Florio 1958. He finished second overall and first in class with co driver Giorgio Scarlatti.
Jean Behra at the Italian GP, September 5th 1954
Photographed by Bernard Cahier