Niki Lauda at the 1972 Monaco Grand Prix, with the March-Ford 721X @ STP March Racing Team.
Photo by The Cahier Archives.
Saloon Car Racing, 1984
Ayrton Senna, Niki Lauda, Fittipaldi and many other F1 champions drive the Mercedes 190E in the inaugural race of Saloon Car Racing. Senna was a rookie at the time, and still managed to take 1st place away from the masters.
Monaco Grand Prix, 1977.
Niki Lauda wins with the Ferrari 312T2.
Niki Lauda, driving the Ferrari 312 at the Nurburgring, Germany 1976.
This flying moment is just a couple of seconds before he lost control of the car and had a horrible crash, where his Ferrari burst into flames and nearly killed Lauda.
This accident pretty much ripped his face apart, but even after this Lauda continued to run in Formula 1.
Accident and rescue of Niki Lauda, at the Nurburgring in 1976.
Brands Hatch, 1976.
A very controversial Grand Prix. In the beggining of the race, Niki Lauda’s and Clay Regazzoni’s Ferraris touched wheels, which caused Clay and James Hunts to crash. The race was restarted after Hunt’s McLaren was repaired and he would win the GP.
Some days later his repairs were claimed to have been done illegaly, so victory was given to Niki Lauda instead.
Monaco Grand Prix, 1975.
Signed by the GP winner, Niki Lauda, in the Ferrari 312T
Spa, Belgian Grand Prix (1983)
Niki Lauda drives his McLaren MP4-1C in the heavy rain.
Brands Hatch, 1974.
Tom Pryce in the left, in his Shadow DN3, and Niki Lauda on the right, in the Ferrari 312B3.
Niki Lauda’s onboard lap at Zolder (Belgium), with the Brabham BT46 (1978)
