Glass Frame : Formula One World Championship: The Minardi team announce a new Russian sponsor Gazprom and the companys intention to get a Russian driver into F1
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Formula One World Championship: The Minardi team announce a new Russian sponsor Gazprom and the companys intention to get a Russian driver into F1
The Minardi team announce a new Russian sponsor Gazprom and the companys intention to get a Russian driver into F1 (L to R): Giancarlo Minardi (ITA); Sergey Zlobin (RUS) Driver; Paul Stoddart (AUS) Minardi Team Owner; Alexey Scheludchenko (RUS) Manager.
Hungarian Grand Prix, Budapest, 16 August 2002.
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7"x5" Glass Mount
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