John Ketchell limited edition Print. " Heading for Victory" by John Ketchell. 1955 Mille Miglia
- Stirling Moss & Denis
...

The field gets away in the 1948 RAC Grand Prix on October 2nd 1948, the first ever event on the disused wartime airfield at Silverstone. Winner of the race was Luigi Villoresi in the works 4CLT Maserati number 18, who started at the back of the grid with his team-mate Alberto Ascari, who finished second, as their cars had arrived too late to practice. Michael Turner was a young spectator at the race, & has painted the scene for the BRDC to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the circuit. His atmospheric painting provides a lasting reminder of the early beginnings of this famous track & a striking contrast with today`s Grand Prix scene. This is a limited edition of 500 grand prix art prints, produced from the original picture. Measures 50 x 43cm. Each print is individually signed & numbered by the artist. Please allow a few extra days for delivery on this item. ...

During the 2003 season Jenson Button regularly out-qualified BAR Honda team mate, & ex world Champion, Jacques Villenueve.  Jenson Buttons performances justified some podium finishes such as at the US F1 Grand Prix, which he led for 15 laps, & where he was in a comfortable second position, when his car gave out.  But it was not to be! A brilliant fourth place for Jenson Button at the last race of the season, at the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, gave BAR Honda fifth position in the constructor's Championship. By Colin Carter this picture is available as a limited edition F1 art print on Giclee Canvas (100), stretched on to 2" stretcher bars measuring 120x 90cm or as a lithograph (500) measuring 90 x 70cm. Each Formula One art print is individually signed & numbered by the artist. Please allow a few extra days for delivery of this item. ...

Limited edition GP Art print of Tony Brooks in his victorious Vanwall leading the Ferraris of Mike Hawthorn & Phil Hill through Lesmo corner on the way to his third win of the season for the British team. Taken from an origianl picture by Michael Turner. Measures 50 x 43cm. Each art print is individually signed & numbered by the artist & countersigned by driver Tony Brooks. Tony Brooks was the first British driver to win a Grand Prix in a British car since Sir Henry Segrave in 1922, with his victory at Syracuse in a Connaught in 1955. He drove for the Vanwall team in 1957 & 1958, scoring four wins before joining Ferrari in 1959, with whom he won twice. He retired from active racing after a season with BRM in 1961. Please allow a few extra days for delivery on this item. ...

Ayrton Senna in his Mclaren MP4/8 after winning the final Formula 1 Grand Prix of the season, in Australia 1993. This would prove to be Ayrton Senna's last race for Mclaren before his move to Williams & his untimely death in 1994. By Colin Carter this picture is available as a limited edition F1 art print on Giclee Canvas (100), stretched on to 2" stretcher bars measuring 120x 90cm or as a lithograph (500) measuring 90 x 70cm. Each Formula One art print is individually signed & numbered by the artist. Please allow a few extra days for delivery of this item. The original of the stunning piece of F1 art is available to buy, please contact us for information. ...

John Ketchell limited edition Print. " Local Hero" by John Ketchell. 1970 Targa Florio
- the Ferrari 512S of Sicilian,
...

John Ketchell limited edition Print.. " Maestro" by John Ketchell. 1938 GP of Donington
- Tazio Nuvolari driving the winning
...

During the Monaco GP of 1963, Graham Hill, in the BRM, fends off a challenge from John Surtees' Ferrari, to score the first of his five victories in the Principality. limited edition of 850 GP art prints from an original by Michael Turner. Measures 50 x 43cm. Each print is individually signed & numbered by the artist. Please allow a few extra days for delivery on this item. ...

Graham Hill at the 1969 Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. Graham Hill won two World Championships during his distinguished career. In 1962, driving for BRM, he beat Lotus's Jim Clark to the world title in the last race of the season &, in 1968, in spite of the death of his then team-mate, Jim Clark, he brought the World Championship to the Lotus team. He made the Monaco Grand Prix his own with five victories at the famous street circuit. By Colin Carter this picture is available as a limited edition F1 art print on Giclee Canvas (100), stretched on to 2" stretcher bars measuring 120x 90cm or as a lithograph (250) measuring 90 x 70cm. Each Formula One art print is individually signed & numbered by the artist. Please allow a few extra days for delivery of this item. ...