Historic Motor Racing Photos and Research

Nothing beats old-school Kyalami vibes. Here’s a cracker from 1975: Gary Ainscough in the Lotus 69 going head-to-head with Tony Martin in the Chevron. Look at that hillside packed with spectator cars, that's how you know it was a proper race day back in the day.

Big thanks to Ben van Rensburg for capturing this shot. If you want a digital file ready for print for your wall, you can find the high-res file over at motoprint.co.za.

Who was at the track for this one? We’d love to hear your memories of the ’75 season in the comments.

Franco Colapinto: Steering the Alpine A525 at Monza.

The passion of South American motorsport fans is legendary, and in 2025, Franco Colapinto carried that burning energy straight to the absolute pinnacle of racing. Photographed beautifully by Paolo D'Alessio, this exclusive print captures the fast-rising Argentine navigating the high-stakes corners of the Italian Grand Prix.

Clad in the striking, dual-toned pink and blue Alpine livery, Colapinto’s precision run through Monza’s historic chicanes represents a thrilling moment for a new generation of global racing fans. It is an essential masterpiece for collectors who want to celebrate the arrival of Argentina’s newest sporting icon.

Help us complete the record: Were you cheering from the grandstands when Franco took on the fastest circuit on the planet? Share your favorite memories of his 2025 campaign with us!

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