Greetings Card : Formula One World Championship: Pole sitter Clay Regazzoni BRM P160D, who finished seventh, leads his team mate Jean-Pierre Beltoise BRM P160D
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Formula One World Championship: Pole sitter Clay Regazzoni BRM P160D, who finished seventh, leads his team mate Jean-Pierre Beltoise BRM P160D
Pole sitter Clay Regazzoni (SUI) BRM P160D, who finished seventh, leads his team mate Jean-Pierre Beltoise (FRA) BRM P160D who retired from the race on lap 80 with a blown engine.
Argentinean Grand Prix, Buenos Aires, 28 January 1973.
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this print from the 1973 Argentinean Grand Prix, we witness a moment of intense competition and camaraderie between two Formula One teammates. The pole sitter, Clay Regazzoni of BRM P160D, takes the lead as he skillfully maneuvers his sleek racing machine around the track. Behind him trails his teammate Jean-Pierre Beltoise in another BRM P160D. Regazzoni's determination is palpable as he strives to maintain his position at the front of the pack. Meanwhile, Beltoise matches his teammate's pace with equal fervor, showcasing their shared commitment to excellence on the racecourse. However, fate had different plans for these talented drivers that day. While Regazzoni ultimately finished seventh in the race, Beltoise was forced to retire on lap 80 due to a blown engine. Despite this setback, their bond as teammates remained unbroken. This photograph captures not only an exhilarating moment in motorsport history but also highlights the essence of teamwork within Formula One racing. It serves as a reminder that even amidst fierce competition and unforeseen challenges, sportsmanship and unity prevail among those who share a common goal - victory on the grand prix stage. The image transports us back to Buenos Aires on January 28th, 1973 – a testament to both these remarkable athletes' dedication and Motorsport Images' ability to preserve iconic moments from Formula One's rich heritage for generations to come.
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