Lap Of Honour Collection

Peter Collins lap of honour after winning the 1958 British GP for Ferrari

Middle distance runner Steve Ovett celebrates after winning a gold medal in the Mens 800 metres event final at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, 26th July 1980

Ray Clemence and Larry Lloyd of Liverpool parade the League Championship trophy following their 0-0 draw with Leicester at Anfield. 28th April 1973

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley and the rest of the team applaud the Liverpool fans on a lap of honour at Anfield as they claim another League Championship title following the match against QPR

Liverpool 2 v Leeds United 1, FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. (Picture) Captain Ron Yeats holds the trophy on a lap of honour joined by fellow teammate Roger Hunt. 1st May 1965

1949 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium Wolverhampton Wanderers 3 v Leicester City 1. Wolves players carry their captain Billy Wright and the trophy on a lap of honour after their victory

Liverpool players enjoy a lap of honour after beating QPR and securing league title at Anfield April 1990. Final score Liverpool 2-1 QPR

Middle distance runner Steve Ovett celebrates after winning a gold medal in the Mens 800 metres event final at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, 26th July 1980

Hermann Lang in his Mercedes-Benz, winner of the International Avus-Rennen, on the south-western outskirts of Berlin, Germany 30 May 1937

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"Lap of Honour: Celebrating Triumphs and Victories" In 1958, Peter Collins took a glorious lap of honour after clinching victory in the British GP for Ferrari, leaving the crowd in awe. Ray Clemence and Larry Lloyd proudly paraded the League Championship trophy through Liverpool, basking in their triumph and bringing joy to their devoted fans. Bob Paisley and his team applauded with pride as they embarked on a lap of honour at Anfield, celebrating their well-deserved League Championship win while Liverpool fans cheered them on. The iconic Wembley Stadium witnessed an unforgettable moment as England emerged victorious in the World Cup Final against West Germany, resulting in a jubilant lap of honour that echoed throughout history. The FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium saw Liverpool triumph over Leeds United with a scoreline of 2-1, prompting an exuberant lap of honour by the winning team amidst thunderous applause from their loyal supporters. Back in 1949 at Wembley Stadium, Wolverhampton Wanderers celebrated their triumphant victory over Leicester City with an exhilarating lap of honour that filled the air with elation. After defeating QPR, Liverpool players reveled in their success by embarking on a joyous lap of honour around Anfield, relishing every moment alongside ecstatic fans who shared their delight. Middle distance runner Steve Ovett's face lit up with pure ecstasy as he celebrated winning a gold medal during the Men's event—a remarkable achievement that warranted an emotional lap of honour befitting his incredible feat. The World Cup Final between England and West Germany held at Wembley Stadium will forever be etched into football folklore—England's resounding 4-2 victory led to an electrifying celebration during which they completed multiple laps of honours amid roaring cheers from adoring spectators.