Formula 1 pictures of 1975

Hulsebos Hans wrote:Monaco - Part 2 (Uploaded in RbR)

Ambience
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1975 (Correct ID by Vasko)

14 Watkins Glen

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Holland

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Holland

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] #28 Penske PC1 Donohue

Belgium

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International Trophy

Lauda and Fittipaldi during race and at the finish
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USA

Fittipaldi
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Spain

Ickx (Better resolution and quality)
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Sweden

Lauda
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Wilson Fittipaldi
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Great Britain

Fittipaldi (T-car)
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Depailler
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Fushida
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Ambience (Pryce)
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USA

Jarier (Practice in DN7)
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Monaco: 16 Tom Pryce

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Italy
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Winners311 wrote:Italy
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I have searched the board for "Coronado Racing" but haven't found any topics, so here is the explanation:

During practice for the Italian Grand Prix footage for a movie-project was taken. The project, which was abandoned later, was meant to be based on the novell "The way to dusty death" by Alistair MacLean and included a "Coronado Racing Team".