Alfa Romeo 158 driven by Juan Manuel Fangio print - Mirabeau Monaco Grand Prix 1950
Monaco Grand Prix 1950. Fangio in the Alfa 158 leads Etancelin's Talbot-Lago and Bob Gerard's E.R.A. past the Hotel Mirabeau. Half the field had already been wiped out in the multiple crash following from Farina's spin at Tabac on the opening lap, thus allowing Fangio an easy win, to give him the 1st of his 24 F1 World Championship victories and give Alfa Romeo their third win at Monaco.
Size : 86 x 68 cm.
The print run is 850 pcs. with Certificate (COA) Edition nearly sold out
Alfredo De La Maria Print / Art work
The Monaco Grand Prix is a race on the Formula 1 calendar. It is held on the streets of Monaco, the Circuit de Monaco. The Monaco Grand Prix is regarded as a classic and was already being held before the Formula 1 championships came into existence. Nowadays, the circuit no longer really meets the modern requirements of Formula 1; it is not possible to drive very fast there, and the numerous bends make overtaking difficult. Together with the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Indianapolis 500, the race forms part of the Triple Crown of Motorsport and is regarded as one of the most prestigious