(Artist Signed Editions Limited to 10 Giclee Prints)
(Additional Sizes Available)
(20"x30" Print on Fine Art Paper or Kodak Metallic Photographic Paper Palette Texture.)
Jo Siffert and Brian Redman drove this Gulf Porsche 917K at Sebring in 1970. The car did not finish due to accident damage. The Gulf Porsche team was victorious at Daytona one month earlier but a problem with faulty wheel hubs prevented the other team car from winning. The Rodriguez - Kinnunen 917 was actually leading very late in the race when they had to pit due to a faulty wheel hub. It was their third wheel hub replacement and they ended up fourth at the end of the race. Mario Andretti won the race in a Ferrari 512 with the Steve McQueen - Peter Revson Porsche 908 coming in second. This photo was taken on the back airport runway that is almost one mile long and where they can achieve speeds of over 200 m.p.h
(Currently on display - Sebring International Raceway)
(Based on original photograph provide by Lou Galanos)
(24x16" Print on Fine Art Paper or Kodak Metallic Photographic Paper.)
The Bob Akin, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Jo Gartner Porsche 962 on its way to winning the 1986 12-Hours of Sebring. In this photo is Jo Gartner driving. Just over two months later whilst contesting the 1986 24 Hours of Le Mans at 2:10 am on the Sunday, Gartner's car suffered a mechanical failure and turned hard left into the barriers on the Mulsanne Straight at 160 mph (260 km/h). The car somersaulted down the track and caught fire resting on the barriers on the opposite side of the track. Gartner was killed on impact.
(Based on original photograph provide by Dave Kutz)
(Narrative note provided by Lou Galanos.)
(20"x30" Print on Fine Art paper.)
Ferrari 250 GT SWB #1773GT History
The #1773GT was recently restored by John Romano, MA,USA.
John is associated with KTR Racing and participates in Cavallino Classics.
(Based on photograph provided by Dave Nichols)
(16"x20" palette texture print on Kodak metallic professional photographic paper.)
Learn about ... driving rain
(26"x22" Print Matte Laminated "poster".)
The #31 Alfa Romeo T33/3 team car that was driven by Piers Courage and Andrea de Adamich. The car finished 8th in the 1970 12 Hours of Sebring. This was the Sebring race that saw the legendary battle between the Porsche 908 of Steve McQueen and Peter Revson and the Ferrari 512s of Mario Andretti, Nino Vaccarella and Ignazio Giunti. Ferrari won by 22 seconds. The large fellow (on the left) in the white shirt and hat is Autodelta boss Carlo Chiti, essentially the man behind the Alfa Tipo 33, competition manager for Ferrari and Alfa, founder of ATS.
(Based on original photograph provided by Louis Galanos)
(24"x20" Print on Fine Art paper, Kodak Metallic or Acrylic.)
The #31 Alfa being worked on in the pits. Behind it is the #69 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider that was driven by Paul Spruell and Wilbur Pickett. The car did not finish in the 1970 12 Hours of Sebring. Italian crew were always fun to watch with all the yelling and hand gestures.
(24"x22" print on brushed aluminum.)
Learn about ... 3 rode by
(24"x12" Lenticular (3D) print.)
Learn about ... race to remember 3D
(24"x14" palette texture print on Kodak metallic professional photographic paper.)
The winning Ferrari 860 Monza #0604M driven by Fangio/Castellotti at the 1956 Sebring 12 Hours.
Based on original photograph provided by Cliff & Jack Reuter.
(20"x10" Print Kodak Metallic Palette Texture.)
(30"x24" Print on Fine Art paper, Kodak Metallic or Acrylic.)
Sebring 1972 at the famous MG Bridge - the #4 Ferrari 312PB driven by Clay Regazzoni & Brian Redman lead the #32 Alfa Romeo T33/TT/3 driven by Vic Elford & Helmut Marko
(30"x11" Mixed Media - Print on Acrylic Mounted on Brushed Aluminum.)
(28"x20" Print on Fine Art paper.)
Sebring 1987 Bayside Porsche racing team.
(Based on original black&white photograph provided by Graham Smith )
(28"x20" Print on Kodak Professional Paper Matte Lamination.)
Sebring 1987 winning Bayside Porsche - Bobby Rahal at the wheel.
(Based on original black&white photograph provided by Graham Smith)
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