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Monaco Grand Prix 1982 poster

89,90 

Author: J. Grognet

Celebrate the 40th Monaco Grand Prix with this sleek and modern poster. The black and white Formula 1 car, topped with a striking red helmet, embodies the elegance and power of this legendary race. The minimalist background highlights the iconic silhouette of the Prince’s Palace, a true symbol of the Principality.

With its refined and timeless design, this poster is perfect for F1 enthusiasts and lovers of classic graphic art.

👉 A must-have for collectors of historic posters and fans of legendary races.

15 in stock

Additional information

Weight 0,1 kg
Largeur

410

Hauteur

600

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BEFORE THE RACE

  • Teams and Key Drivers: Renault entered Monaco with a new electronic injection system for its V6 turbo engine, aiming to deliver improved performance. Ferrari competed solely with Didier Pironi, as the team had not yet replaced Gilles Villeneuve, who tragically passed away earlier in the season. Brabham, with Nelson Piquet and Riccardo Patrese, experimented with different car setups for the race. Williams introduced an innovative rear wing, while smaller teams like ATS and Ensign also implemented technical updates.
  • Standings Before the Race: The championship was tightly contested, with Alain Prost leading at 18 points, followed by John Watson (17 points) and Didier Pironi (16 points). Riccardo Patrese and Niki Lauda were also in the mix with 13 and 12 points, respectively.

DURING THE RACE

  • Weather: The race began under clear blue skies, though rain showers were anticipated later in the day.
  • Starting Grid: Renault dominated qualifying, with René Arnoux securing pole position. He was joined on the front row by Riccardo Patrese, while Alain Prost started in third.
  • Key Moments: Arnoux had an excellent start but was forced to retire after an incident, handing the lead to Alain Prost. However, the race quickly turned chaotic, with a series of crashes and mechanical failures eliminating several drivers. In a dramatic turn of events, Riccardo Patrese recovered from a spin and assistance from marshals to take his maiden Formula 1 victory. Didier Pironi and Andrea de Cesaris completed the podium, with de Cesaris earning his first-ever top-three finish.

AFTER THE RACE

  • Podium: Riccardo Patrese (Brabham) claimed victory, Didier Pironi (Ferrari) finished second, and Andrea de Cesaris (Alfa Romeo) took third.
  • Standings After the Race: Patrese closed the gap to the championship leaders, while Alain Prost remained in the lead despite his disappointment. In the constructors’ standings, McLaren held onto the top spot, with Ferrari and Renault vying closely for second place. The unpredictability of the Monaco Grand Prix underscored the fierce competitiveness of the 1982 season.
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