The last ‘private’ photograph of Ayrton Senna ever taken could be yours
Celebrate Ayrton Senna’s legacy with these limited-edition prints from Automobilist
It’s been almost 40 years to the day since one of motorsport’s greatest talents and personalities claimed his first win, a win that would cement Ayrton Senna’s legacy and lay the foundations for a run of outstanding sporting moments and victories.
Is it cake? Better not eat this Ferrari art car by Bertrand Lavier
Stéphane Dufour’s latest sculpture is dedicated to the fine lines of the Ferrari 312 P
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Le Mans fever has inspired Automobilist and their latest Pink Pig Porsche artwork
Cover your walls in Le Mans royalty with Automobilist’s latest collection
Jackie Stewart focuses in on pole position at the 1972 United States Grand Prix
"Intellect"
Back in 1972, the then two-time Formula One World Driving Champion sat oblivious to all of the distractions surrounding him, as he focused on getting the pole for the 1972 United States Grand Prix.
As I crouched and listened, Jackie displayed all of his amazing intellect as he discussed minute changes to his car’s balance with engineer Derek Gardner.
Playing throw and catch with Keke Rosberg at Detroit in 1983
1982 World Champion Keke Rosberg rotates his Williams FW08C toward my left eye at Turn 7, on his way to taking second at 1983 Detroit Grand Prix after qualifying 12th. Ground effects were banned for 1983 season - replaced with flat bottoms, so every driver had to adjust his driving style to cope with less downforce - except Rosberg.
Celebrating 100 years of the Temple of Speed with Automobilist
