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No one can forget the tragedy of Le Mans 1955,
but those that died did not do so in vain. The
1955 Le Mans endurance race was a watershed for
motor sport safety with many changes enforced soon
afterwards. Back on the track it was a battle of
Britain with Mike Hawthorn's D-Type Jaguar
defeating Peter Collins' Aston Martin DB3 S, with
a second Jaguar D-Type ensuring the Porsches were
relegated to the minor positions.So we produce
this 1955 Le Mans T-shirt with respect to those
that died and in honour of those that used the
tragedy to advance the sport for us all.
but those that died did not do so in vain. The
1955 Le Mans endurance race was a watershed for
motor sport safety with many changes enforced soon
afterwards. Back on the track it was a battle of
Britain with Mike Hawthorn's D-Type Jaguar
defeating Peter Collins' Aston Martin DB3 S, with
a second Jaguar D-Type ensuring the Porsches were
relegated to the minor positions.So we produce
this 1955 Le Mans T-shirt with respect to those
that died and in honour of those that used the
tragedy to advance the sport for us all.
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No one can forget the tragedy of Le Mans 1955,
but those that died did not do so in vain. The
1955 Le Mans endurance race was a watershed for
motor sport safety with many changes enforced soon
afterwards. Back on the track it was a battle of
Britain with Mike Hawthorn's D-Type Jaguar
defeating Peter Collins' Aston Martin DB3 S, with
a second Jaguar D-Type ensuring the Porsches were
relegated to the minor positions.So we produce
this 1955 Le Mans T-shirt with respect to those
that died and in honour of those that used the
tragedy to advance the sport for us all.
but those that died did not do so in vain. The
1955 Le Mans endurance race was a watershed for
motor sport safety with many changes enforced soon
afterwards. Back on the track it was a battle of
Britain with Mike Hawthorn's D-Type Jaguar
defeating Peter Collins' Aston Martin DB3 S, with
a second Jaguar D-Type ensuring the Porsches were
relegated to the minor positions.So we produce
this 1955 Le Mans T-shirt with respect to those
that died and in honour of those that used the
tragedy to advance the sport for us all.
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£15.00
This legendary road race is littered with great
stories and tales of immense skill and bravery,
but it is the 1955 Mille Miglia that stands head
and shoulders above all others. With the names of
Nuvolari, Villoresi and Ascari previously
inscribed on the trophy and the likes of Fangio,
Von Trips and Collins only able to secure podiums,
the fact that the Mille Miglia is still best
remembered for the victory of Stirling Moss and
his navigator Denis Jenkinson stands as testament
to just how great their performance was.
stories and tales of immense skill and bravery,
but it is the 1955 Mille Miglia that stands head
and shoulders above all others. With the names of
Nuvolari, Villoresi and Ascari previously
inscribed on the trophy and the likes of Fangio,
Von Trips and Collins only able to secure podiums,
the fact that the Mille Miglia is still best
remembered for the victory of Stirling Moss and
his navigator Denis Jenkinson stands as testament
to just how great their performance was.
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The 1961 Monaco Grand Prix must surely be up there
amongst Sterling Moss' greatest achievements, if
not those in British motor sport history. His
Lotus Climax was so massively underpowered
compared to the squadron of Sharknose Ferrari 156
cars, but on the streets of Monte Carlo driver
skill proved to be more important than horsepower.
For those that know, the lack of a world title on
the CV of Sterling Moss is a mere anomaly, as it
is a certainty that had he chosen more competitive
cars over patriotism, even in the true golden age
of motor racing, he would have been world
champion
amongst Sterling Moss' greatest achievements, if
not those in British motor sport history. His
Lotus Climax was so massively underpowered
compared to the squadron of Sharknose Ferrari 156
cars, but on the streets of Monte Carlo driver
skill proved to be more important than horsepower.
For those that know, the lack of a world title on
the CV of Sterling Moss is a mere anomaly, as it
is a certainty that had he chosen more competitive
cars over patriotism, even in the true golden age
of motor racing, he would have been world
champion
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The Battle of the Titans, the 1970 was when Le
Mans went truly global. Of course there were
others involved but it was the Ferrari 512 vs
Porsche 917 battle that caught the imagination and
provided the backdrop for the Steve McQueen
classic cult movie Le Mans. While the Ferrari was
no doubt a great work of engineering, it was the
flat-12 Porsche 917 that transcended motor racing
to become an icon of the age
Mans went truly global. Of course there were
others involved but it was the Ferrari 512 vs
Porsche 917 battle that caught the imagination and
provided the backdrop for the Steve McQueen
classic cult movie Le Mans. While the Ferrari was
no doubt a great work of engineering, it was the
flat-12 Porsche 917 that transcended motor racing
to become an icon of the age
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The race that made me fall in love with Formula 1.
Gilles Villeneuve in his Ferrari & Rene Arnoux in
a Renault banging wheels & swapping paint in one
of the most thrilling races in motor sport
history. If this was the racing that turbos were
going to provide, then why did they ever scrap
them? After the race there were no stewards
enquiries or points penalties, just the embrace
of two great competitors. Many years later after
Villeneuve's tragic death, Arnoux still
remembered the event fondly describing it as "my
best memory of Grand Prix racing". But do you
remember which of them emerged victorious? Who
cares that it was neither of them?
Gilles Villeneuve in his Ferrari & Rene Arnoux in
a Renault banging wheels & swapping paint in one
of the most thrilling races in motor sport
history. If this was the racing that turbos were
going to provide, then why did they ever scrap
them? After the race there were no stewards
enquiries or points penalties, just the embrace
of two great competitors. Many years later after
Villeneuve's tragic death, Arnoux still
remembered the event fondly describing it as "my
best memory of Grand Prix racing". But do you
remember which of them emerged victorious? Who
cares that it was neither of them?
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The greatest 500cc race of them all? Well, for
just about any British motorbike fan it was. So
hard fought and entertianing that like the French
F1 car duel better Villeneuve & Arnoux the same
year, it barely matters who prevailed. This was
motorsport as pure entertainment - and all topped
off with Murrey Walker's immortal commentary
"Sheene takes his gloved hand off the handlebar
and waves at Kenny Roberts". Barry Sheene was
everything that was great about 1970s British
motorsport - which is why we honour his with this
Barry Sheen T-shirt
just about any British motorbike fan it was. So
hard fought and entertianing that like the French
F1 car duel better Villeneuve & Arnoux the same
year, it barely matters who prevailed. This was
motorsport as pure entertainment - and all topped
off with Murrey Walker's immortal commentary
"Sheene takes his gloved hand off the handlebar
and waves at Kenny Roberts". Barry Sheene was
everything that was great about 1970s British
motorsport - which is why we honour his with this
Barry Sheen T-shirt
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