Re: Reject photos
Posted: 23 Aug 2013, 11:28
A couple I had never seen of Pedro Matos Chaves in the Hungarian Grand Prix in 1991:
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Re: Reject photos
Posted: 23 Aug 2013, 19:02
The second one looks to be from the San Marino GP
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 24 Aug 2013, 12:13
Phoenix wrote:The second one looks to be from the San Marino GP
I think you're right.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 24 May 2014, 22:29
BUMP
Saw this today on some Twitter account called F1 in the 1990s.
Enjoy
Saw this today on some Twitter account called F1 in the 1990s.
Enjoy
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 25 May 2014, 16:37
Some amazing photos on that twitter account, been on there for a good half hour already!
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 25 May 2014, 17:41
FullMetalJack wrote:BUMP
Saw this today on some Twitter account called F1 in the 1990s.
Enjoy
That Twitter account is awesome. Great find!
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 26 May 2014, 02:31
From the Monteverdi museum...the 1991 Formula 1 Monteverdi which of course never actually got onto the track in anger...
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 11 Jun 2014, 00:55
Never know this image of Gary Brabham testing the benetton!
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 11 Jun 2014, 08:57
Normal32 wrote:
Never know this image of Gary Brabham testing the benetton!
This was the active suspension test car that Benetton used in 1990. Mika Hakkinen and Perry McCarthy tested it as well.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 11 Dec 2015, 12:52
I had to bump this, after finding another gem on that F1 in the 1990s twitter account.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 17:18
Faustus wrote:Normal32 wrote:
Never know this image of Gary Brabham testing the benetton!
This was the active suspension test car that Benetton used in 1990. Mika Hakkinen and Perry McCarthy tested it as well.
It has 'backward' front wing endplates like the Leyton House (Newey).
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 17:18
Which circuit's that?FullMetalJack wrote:I had to bump this, after finding another gem on that F1 in the 1990s twitter account.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 17:34
Spectoremg wrote:Which circuit's that?FullMetalJack wrote:I had to bump this, after finding another gem on that F1 in the 1990s twitter account.
Looks like Imola since Hockenheim didn't have left direction kink that looked likes that back then
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 18:26
That's a Fosters sponsor logo though, isn't it? I don't remember them having logos everywhere at Imola. Then again, it's not Adelaide so maybe you're right!
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 18:27
Yeah, my first thought was Imola, the run down to Aqua Minerale from the top of the hill.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 19:32
AndreaModa wrote:Yeah, my first thought was Imola, the run down to Aqua Minerale from the top of the hill.
Sure looks like it.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 15 Dec 2015, 01:22
It is Imola.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 18 Dec 2015, 13:19
Many of you have probably played GPM2 and seen this. But for those that haven't, here's Taki Inoue in Minardi overalls:
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 18 Dec 2015, 13:40
Nuppiz wrote:Many of you have probably played GPM2 and seen this. But for those that haven't, here's Taki Inoue in Minardi overalls:
And to think, he was snubbed in favour of some no-name driver by the name of Giancarlo Fisichella.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 26 Mar 2016, 22:43
Nuppiz wrote:Many of you have probably played GPM2 and seen this. But for those that haven't, here's Taki Inoue in Minardi overalls:
Thanks for that picture, new to me.
Two more of Inoue pre-season with Minardi in 1996. The first shows Inoue's name on the car. The second one was found at Minardi's official Facebook page.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 05 Apr 2017, 14:45
Sorry, but there's Alex Caffi with FA1I on the 2nd photo, and Berg with FA1F on the bottom one.
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 23 Mar 2018, 00:09
Does anyone have or know of any good images or videos of Luca Badoer at 1999 European GP? I'm yet to find any footabe other than the official race broadcast that can be seen on YouTube.
I'm interested in all footage possible but especially the last seconds of his race since I'm planning on building a diorama of the scene. Pinpointing the exact location where his car stopped would be of incredible help as well!
I'm interested in all footage possible but especially the last seconds of his race since I'm planning on building a diorama of the scene. Pinpointing the exact location where his car stopped would be of incredible help as well!
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 23 Mar 2018, 23:24
CarloSpace wrote:Does anyone have or know of any good images or videos of Luca Badoer at 1999 European GP? I'm yet to find any footabe other than the official race broadcast that can be seen on YouTube.
I'm interested in all footage possible but especially the last seconds of his race since I'm planning on building a diorama of the scene. Pinpointing the exact location where his car stopped would be of incredible help as well!
I was about to give up, but I've found what you're looking for.
So basically, his car started emitting smoke on the run down to the chicane, and he parked his car on the grass beside the pit entry. And so ended a great drive...
Re: Reject photos
Posted: 24 Mar 2018, 07:58
Simtek wrote:CarloSpace wrote:Does anyone have or know of any good images or videos of Luca Badoer at 1999 European GP? I'm yet to find any footabe other than the official race broadcast that can be seen on YouTube.
I'm interested in all footage possible but especially the last seconds of his race since I'm planning on building a diorama of the scene. Pinpointing the exact location where his car stopped would be of incredible help as well!
I was about to give up, but I've found what you're looking for.
So basically, his car started emitting smoke on the run down to the chicane, and he parked his car on the grass beside the pit entry. And so ended a great drive...
Thank you so much! That's absolutely perfect footage as it shows the surrounding scenery and the quality is great too!
