Winning Collection (page 6)

Prize animals at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show, 1864. Creator: Harrison Weir
Prize animals at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show, 1864. 'Mr. John Overman's Southdown and Leicester wedders [or wethers - castrated male sheep]...Mr

Prize animals at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show, 1864. Creator: Harrison Weir
Prize animals at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show, 1864. 'Mr. J. W. Kirkham's shorthorn steer...[Kirkham] won the Smithfield silver cup for the best ox or steer in the yard!...Mr

Prize horses at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Prize horses at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, 1864. 'President Junior (No. 1)...is shortly to receive its eighteenth prize-medal...He is a very beautiful bay, with wonderful action

The First-Prize Shorthorn Bull, 1864. Creator: Unknown
The First-Prize Shorthorn Bull, 1864. 'Forth, the winner, is the property of the Messrs. Cruikshanks, of Sittyton...He is a roan, of about four years and a half old, and was bred by Mr

Prize pigeons at the show of the Philo-Peristeron Society, recently held in Freemasons' Hall, 1864. 'Pouters were exhibited by Mr

1996 Portuguese Grand Prix. Estoril, Portugal. 20-22 September 1996. Jacques Villeneuve (Williams Renault) 1st position celebrates on the podium alongside teammate Damon Hill and Michael Schumacher

1988 Japanese Grand Prix. Suzuka, Japan. 28-30 October 1988. Ayrton Senna (McLaren Honda) 1st position celebrates on the podium. Ref-88 JAP 08. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1997 Argentinian Grand Prix. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 11-13 APRIL 1997. Jacques Villeneuve (Williams Renault) 1st place, gets sprayed by Ralf Schumacher (Jordan Peugeot) 3rd place, on the podium

1997 Japanese Grand Prix. Suzuka, Japan. 10-12 October 1997. A jubilant Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F310B) 1st position, arrives at parc ferme followed by teammate Eddie Irvine. Ref-97 JAP 19

1997 Japanese Grand Prix. Suzuka, Japan. 10-12 October 1997. Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F310B) 1st position followed by Jacques Villeneuve (Williams FW19 Renault). Ref-97 JAP 03

1990 United States Grand Prix. Phoenix, Arizona, USA. 9-11 March 1990. Ayrton Senna (Mclaren MP4/5B Honda) leads Jean Alesi (Tyrrell 018 Ford) as they battle hard at the front

1957 Monaco Grand Prix. Monte Carlo, Monaco. 16-19 May 1957. Juan Manuel Fangio (number 32, Maserati 250F), Peter Collins (Lancia-Ferrari D50 801) and Stirling Moss (Vanwall) on the front row

1930 Le Mans 24 hours
Le Mans 24 Hours Le Mans, France. 21-22 June 1930. Woolf Barnato / Glen Kidston (Bentley Speed Six), 1st position. Ref: Autocar B4171. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1930 Le Mans 24 hours
Le Mans 24 Hours Le Mans, France. 21-22 June 1930. Woolf Barnato / Glen Kidston (Bentley Speed Six), 1st position. Ref: Autocar B4171. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1997 Japanese Grand Prix. Suzuka, Japan. 10-12 October 1997. Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F310B) 1st position leads Mika Hakkinen (McLaren MP4/12 Mercedes) who finished in 4th position. Ref-97 JAP 08

1966 United States Grand Prix. Watkins Glen, New York, USA. 30/9-2/10 1966. Jim Clark (Lotus 43 BRM) 1st position. This was the BRM 75 H16 engine's only Grand Prix win. Ref-3/2582

1926 British Grand Prix
Brooklands, Great Britain. 7 August 1926. George Eyston (Aston-Martin GP) leads Robert Senechal/Louis Wagner (Delage 15S8). Senechal/Wagner finished in 1st position. Ref-Autocar A6511

1950 British Grand Prix. Silverstone, England. 11-13 May 1950. Giuseppe Farina (Alfa Romeo 158) 1st position. Published-Autocar 19/5/1950 p592. Ref-S69/2624. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1953 Italian Grand Prix. Monza, Italy. 11-13 September 1953. Giuseppe Farina leads Alberto Ascari (both Ferrari 500), Juan Manuel Fangio (number 50) and Onofre Marimon (both Maserati A6GCM)

1950 British Grand Prix. Silverstone, England. 11-13 May 1950. The Alfa Romeo team of Giuseppe Farina (centre), Luigi Fagioli (right) and Reg Parnell (left) celebrate finishing in 1st

1955 British Grand Prix. Aintree, England. 14-16 July 1955. Juan Manuel Fangio leads Stirling Moss, Karl Kling, Piero Taruffi (all Mercedes-Benz W196) at the start

1973 Spanish Grand Prix. Montjuich Park, Barcelona, Spain. 27-29 April 1973. Emerson Fittipaldi (Team Lotus) 1st position. Ref-35mm 73 ESP 24. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1985 Australian Grand Prix. Adelaide, Australia. 1-3 November 1985. Keke Rosberg (Williams FW10 Honda) 1st position. Ref-85 AUS 19. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1929 Monaco Grand Prix. Monte Carlo. 14 April 1929. "W Williams" (real name William Grover-Williams, Bugatti T35B), 1st position. Published-Autocar 19/4/1929 p794

1985 South African Grand Prix. Kyalami, South Africa. 17-19 October 1985. Nigel Mansell (Williams FW10 Honda) leads Nelson Piquet and Marc Surer (both Brabham BT54 BMW's) at the start

1955 British Grand Prix. Aintree, England. 14 - 16 July 1955. Stirling Moss leads Juan Manuel Fangio (both Mercedes-Benz W196) in 1st and 2nd positions respectively at the finish, action

1988 Australian Grand Prix. Adelaide, Australia. 11-13 November 1988. Ayrton Senna congratulates Alain Prost (both McLaren Honda) on the podium, with Ron Dennis looking on. Ref-88 AUS 04

2000 Malaysian Grand Prix. Sepang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 20-22 October 2000. Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F1-2000) 1st position. ref: 35mm A34 World Copyright - Coates/LAT Photographic

1996 Australian Grand Prix. Albert Park, Melbourne, Australia. 8-10 March 1996. Damon Hill (Williams Renault)1st position is congratulated by teamate Jacques Villeneuve (Williams Renault)

1988 Brazilian Grand Prix. Jacarepagua, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 1-3 April 1988. Alain Prost (McLaren MP4/4 Honda) followed by Nigel Mansell (Williams FW12 Judd) and Gerhard Berger (Ferrari F187/88C)

1930 Le Mans 24 hours
Le Mans 24 Hours Le Mans, France. 21-22 June 1930. Woolf Barnato / Glen Kidston (Bentley Speed Six), 1st position. Ref: Autocar B4171. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1988 Australian Grand Prix. Adelaide, Australia. 11-13 November 1988. Ayrton Senna congratulates Alain Prost (both McLaren Honda) on the podium, with Ron Dennis looking on. Ref-88 AUS 04

1986 Spanish Grand Prix. Jerez, Spain. 11-13 April 1986. Ayrton Senna (Lotus 98T Renault) on pole position, with Nelson Piquet (Williams FW11 Honda)

1929 Monaco Grand Prix. Monte Carlo. 14 April 1929. Philippe Etancelin (Bugatti T35C, number 4) and "W Williams" (real name William Grover-Williams, Bugatti T35B) at the start

1988 San Marino Grand Prix. Imola, Italy. 29/4-1/5 1988. Ayrton Senna (McLaren MP4/4 Honda) 1st position. Ref-88 SM 18. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1969 South African Grand Prix. Kyalami, South Africa. 27/2-1/3 1969. Jackie Stewart (Matra MS10 Ford) 1st position. Ref-35mm 69 SA 102. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1958 Belgian Grand Prix. Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium. 13-15 June 1958. Tony Brooks (Vanwall), 1st position. Ref-MotorSport catalogue page 12

1989 Brazilian Grand Prix. Jacarepagua, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 24-26 March 1989. Nigel Mansell (Ferrari 640) 1st position on his debut race for Ferrari. Ref-89 BRA 06

1962 Brussels Grand Prix. Heysel, Brussels, Belgium. 1 April 1962. Willy Mairesse (Ferrari Dino 156) leads Stirling Moss (Lotus 18-Climax). Mairesse finished in 1st position

1990 United States Grand Prix. Phoenix, Arizona, USA. 9-11 March 1990. Ayrton Senna (McLaren Honda) celebrates 1st position with his champagne on the podium. Ref-90 USA 05

1963 United States Grand Prix. Watkins Glen, New York, USA. 4-6 October 1963. Graham Hill (BRM P57) leads team mate Richie Ginther (BRM P57) and John Surtees (Ferrari 156) at the start. Ref-3/1095

1989 Canadian Grand Prix. Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 16-18 June 1989. Thierry Boutsen (Williams FW12C Renault) 1st position. Ref-89 CAN 05. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1984 Belgian Grand Prix. Zolder, Belgium. 27-29 April 1984. Michele Alboreto (Ferrari 126C4) leads Derek Warwick (Renault RE50) and Rene Arnoux (Ferrari 126C4) at the start. Ref-84 BEL 03

1966 German Grand Prix. Nurburgring, Germany. 5-7 August 1966. Jack Brabham (Brabham BT19 Repco) 1st position. Ref-3/2416. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

1986 British Grand Prix. Brands Hatch, England. 11-13 July 1986. Nigel Mansell (Williams FW11 Honda) 1st position. Ref-86 GB 21. World Copyright - LAT Photographic

2000 Japanese Grand Prix. Suzuka, Japan. 6-8 October 2000. Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F1-2000) on pole with Mika Hakkinen (McLaren MP4/15 Mercedes)

1933 Le Mans 24 Hours. Le Mans, France. 17-18 June 1933. Tazio Nuvolari/Raymond Sommer (Alfa Romeo 8C), 1st position. World Copyright: LAT Photographic ref: C873

1997 Japanese Grand Prix. Suzuka, Japan. 10-12 October 1997. Michael Schumacher (Ferrari F310B) 1st position followed by Jacques Villeneuve (Williams FW19 Renault). Ref-97 JAP 03

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"Unforgettable Moments of Triumph: Celebrating the Spirit of Winning" Queen Elizabeth II crowns Bobby Moore as World Cup Champion, a historic victory etched in football history. The electrifying finish of the Olympic 400m race in 1924, where Eric Liddell's determination propelled him to claim gold. Philip Neri's unwavering spirit and resilience exemplify what it means to conquer obstacles and emerge victorious. Aston Martin V12 Vanquish - James Bond's iconic ride symbolizes winning with style, sophistication, and sheer audacity. Pat Taaffe on Irish-trained Arkle leaps ahead of English champion Mill House at the final fence, securing a legendary triumph. Harold Abrahams' blazing speed propels him to victory in the 100m sprint at the 1924 Olympics, inspiring generations to come. Jesse Owens defies all odds at the Berlin Olympic Games by soaring through the air in an extraordinary long jump triumph that transcends boundaries. Compton and Edrich leave their mark on cricket history as they walk off The Oval pitch after a triumphant performance against Australia in 1953 Ashes series. Iris Murdoch's literary genius shines brightly as she conquers hearts with her profound words and wins countless accolades for her remarkable works. Chris Evert Lloyd radiates joyous celebration after clinching victory in Wimbledon Women's Singles Final of 1976 – a moment etched forever in tennis folklore. De Havilland Aircraft Company Poster captures the essence of innovation and excellence that leads to unparalleled success. Three jockeys fiercely battling for supremacy from a front view epitomize relentless determination towards crossing that finish line first – true champions never settle for anything less.