Monte Carlo, Monaco, c. 1966
Printed from the photographer's original negative.
Bruce McLaren entered a single self-built chassis into the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix, marking the beginning of the McLaren team's extraordinary Formula One legacy. While the V8-powered car managed only nine laps before a race-ending oil leak, the McLaren’s 1966 debut holds a significant place in Formula One history.
Limited edition archival prints made from the original negatives. Edition of 25.
Monte Carlo, Monaco, c. 1966
Printed from the photographer's original negative.
Bruce McLaren entered a single self-built chassis into the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix, marking the beginning of the McLaren team's extraordinary Formula One legacy. While the V8-powered car managed only nine laps before a race-ending oil leak, the McLaren’s 1966 debut holds a significant place in Formula One history.
Limited edition archival prints made from the original negatives. Edition of 25.
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The M2B model was McLaren’s first Formula One race car. Designed alongside Robin Herd, the lightweight M2B was powered by a Ford “Indy” V8 engine.
