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Monaco Grand Prix 1976 poster

79,90 

Author: Roland Hugon

Relive the intensity of the 35th Monaco Grand Prix with this modern and minimalist-style poster. A stylised Formula 1 car, proudly displaying the number 1, bursts onto the scene against a graphic backdrop of dynamic lines and bold blue and red gradients, evoking speed and elegance. In the background, Monaco’s iconic silhouettes are subtly outlined, adding depth to the composition.

With its vibrant and daring design, this poster perfectly captures the unique atmosphere of the event.

👉 An ideal piece for collectors and fans of legendary races.

18 in stock

Additional information

Weight 0,1 kg
Largeur

400

Hauteur

600

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BEFORE THE RACE

  • Teams and Key Drivers: Tensions ran high ahead of the 1976 Monaco Grand Prix. Defending champion Niki Lauda returned as the favorite after his victory in 1975 but faced personal challenges following a family tragedy. Despite this, he remained determined to succeed. Tyrrell’s innovative six-wheeled cars generated significant interest, especially with Patrick Depailler, who aimed for a win on this challenging circuit. James Hunt was considered an outsider, bolstered by his experience in Monte Carlo. However, his carefree attitude and penchant for partying aboard the Marlboro yacht raised concerns within his team. In the background, a heated debate over tobacco advertising affected Ligier, a team heavily reliant on such sponsorship.
  • Standings Before the Race: Lauda led the standings after a string of strong performances, while Hunt struggled to close the gap following a series of disappointing results. The competition was fierce, with drivers vying to establish themselves in what promised to be an exciting championship.

DURING THE RACE

  • Weather: The race was held under overcast skies, but the track conditions remained dry, allowing for smooth racing.
  • Starting Grid: Niki Lauda started from pole position, followed by his Ferrari teammate Clay Regazzoni. Ronnie Peterson qualified third, while Patrick Depailler and Jody Scheckter lined up fourth and fifth. McLaren’s James Hunt and Jochen Mass, facing challenges, started from less favorable grid positions.
  • Key Moments: Lauda made an excellent start, pulling ahead while Peterson overtook Regazzoni. A collision between Carlos Reutemann and Alan Jones forced the Argentine to retire. Lauda quickly established a commanding lead over Peterson. The race saw several incidents, including Hunt spinning out, and pit stops disrupted the rhythm for some competitors. Lauda demonstrated unrivaled dominance at the front, while the fight for podium places behind him was intense, particularly between Scheckter and Depailler.

 

AFTER THE RACE

  • Podium: Niki Lauda secured victory, strengthening his position as championship leader. Jody Scheckter finished second, and Patrick Depailler claimed third after a strong race.
  • Standings After the Race: Lauda extended his lead in the championship with five wins in six races. Clay Regazzoni trailed at a considerable distance, while Hunt found himself 45 points behind, jeopardizing his title hopes. Ferrari continued to dominate the constructors’ standings with an impressive streak of victories, leaving rivals demoralized.
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