Formula 1 pictures of 1969

International Gold Cup - Oulton Park

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#1 Graham Hill
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#2 Jochen Rindt
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#4 Jackie Stewart
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#6 Jacky Ickx
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GP d'Italia - Monza

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#2 Graham Hill
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#4 Jochen Rindt
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#6 John Miles
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#10 Tino Brambilla / Pedro Rodríguez
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#12 Jackie Oliver
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#14 John Surtees
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#16 Denny Hulme
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#18 Bruce McLaren
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#20 Jackie Stewart
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#22 Jean Pierre Beltoise
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#26 Jacky Ickx
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#28 Jack Brabham
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#30 Jo Siffert
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#32 Piers Courage
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[quote="Rodo115"]GP d'Italia - Monza

#10 Tino Brambilla / Pedro Rodríguez
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Nice!!!
@ Rodo:
How do you see whether it is Tino or Pedro?
regards,
Chris

cwi wrote:

Rodo115 wrote:GP d'Italia - Monza

#10 Tino Brambilla / Pedro Rodríguez
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Nice!!!
@ Rodo:
How do you see whether it is Tino or Pedro?
regards,
Chris

The first picture I think is Pedro because there are many people in the pit wall. The second one I really do not know, so I named it as Tino.

two pic is Tino.

bouboum wrote:two pic is Tino.

How do you know, please?

je ne comprends pas la question. C'est évident que c'est Tino Brambilla. Son casque tout simplement. à moins bien sûr que Rodriguez soit venu le vendredi sans casque et qu'il est mis celui de Brambilla. Mais ça me semble peu probable


I do not understand the question. It's obvious that it's Tino Brambilla. His helmet simply. unless, of course, Rodriguez came on Friday without a helmet and he was put on Brambilla's. But that seems unlikely to me

bouboum wrote:je ne comprends pas la question. C'est évident que c'est Tino Brambilla. Son casque tout simplement. à moins bien sûr que Rodriguez soit venu le vendredi sans casque et qu'il est mis celui de Brambilla. Mais ça me semble peu probable


I do not understand the question. It's obvious that it's Tino Brambilla. His helmet simply. unless, of course, Rodriguez came on Friday without a helmet and he was put on Brambilla's. But that seems unlikely to me

Et pourtant, tout est dans la biographie "Los Hermanos Rodríguez" de Carlos Jalife Villalón :
- en page 467 dans l'édition espagnole (2006), ainsi que dans la deuxième édition (2015), avec des photos !

However, it's all in the biography "The Brothers Rodríguez" of Carlos Jalife Villalón:
- on page 469 in the English edition (2008), with pictures!

regards,
Chris Van de Wiele

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Pédro and Tino clothes changing at Monza

C'est justement ça, Pedro a utilisé la tenue et le casque de Brambilla pour les premiers essais. La sienne était oublié ou égarée.