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the horses JACK BRABHAM, CARROLL SHELBY and ROY SALVADORI, being whipped by STIRLING MOSS, with the assistance of MAURICE TRINTIGNANT and STUART LEWIS-EVANS at the 1958 24 HOURS OF LE MANS || photo from Jack Brabham's Motor Racing Book
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the horses JACK BRABHAM, CARROLL SHELBY and ROY SALVADORI, being whipped by STIRLING MOSS, with the assistance of MAURICE TRINTIGNANT and STUART LEWIS-EVANS at the 1958 24 HOURS OF LE MANS || photo from Jack Brabham's Motor Racing Book
The 1957 Pescara Grand Prix was an odd race to be featured in the Formula One championship. Only once did this traditional road course, with its enormous length of 25,6 km / 15,9 miles, host a Formula One race. This was due to the Belgian and Dutch Grands Prix being cancelled in short notice, meaning that a replacement had to be found to not leave too large of a gap in the 1957 race calendar. This would mark the first time two official Grands Prix were held in the same country during a single season. The course itself featured driving in small, tight old towns, up the hills, and down again to the 5,5 km long straights (where between two checkpoints, the top speeds would be calculated).
Sixteen cars arrived, as Ferrari withdrew over safety concerns on racing on such a dangerous road course; Ferrari had just had their big crash at the Mille Miglia, which led to eleven deaths and twenty injuries. Fangio got pole position in his Maserati 250F, but was eventually beaten by Moss's Vanwall VW5.
Giorgio Scarlatti, Maserati 250F
Joakim 'Jo' Bonnier, Maserati 250F
Stuart Lewis-Evans, Vanwall VW5
Juan Manuel Fangio, Maserati 250F
Harry Schell, Maserati 250F
Hamilton, Russell, Norris - 2026 Barcelona Grand Prix Tambay, Prost, Arnoux - 1983 San Marino Grand Prix Arnoux, Prost, Pironi - 1982 French Grand Prix Arnoux, Laffite, Pironi - 1980 South African Grand Prix Stewart, Hill, Surtees - 1968 United States Grand Prix Clark, Surtees, Hill - 1965 South African Grand Prix Clark, Stewart, Surtees - 1965 French Grand Prix Clark, Hill, Surtees - 1965 British Grand Prix Clark, Surtees, Arundell - 1964 Dutch Grand Prix Clark, Hill, Surtees - 1964 British Grand Prix Clark, Surtees, Hill - 1963 British Grand Prix Brooks, Hawthorn, Lewis-Evans - 1958 Belgian Grand Prix Collins, Hawthorn, Salvadori - 1958 British Grand Prix Moss, Hawthorn, Lewis-Evans - 1958 Portuguese Grand Prix Ascari, Farina, Taruffi - 1952 French Grand Prix Ascari, Farina, Villoresi - 1952 Dutch Grand Prix Farina, Ascari, Villoresi - 1951 Belgian Grand Prix Farina, Ascari, Serafini, Fagioli - 1950 Italian Grand Prix
the newest trio from the same country on the podium together <3
(I got this from emkael on reddit yes it is from 9 years ago)
Stuart Lewis-Evans with his goatee beard that his sister hated
Stuart Lewis Evans, Cooper Mk8, vainqueur d'Easter Monday, Brands Hatch 1954.(ph. 500race.org). - source UK Racing History.
Stuart Lewis-Evans driving something a bit older than his f1 cars...
Stuart Lewis-Evans using a contraption he made to put his car on his land-rover
Stuart Lewis-Evans letting his child try out his car
