Williams Renault Rothmans F1 Team - EDS Australian Grand Prix - David Coulthard - 1995 - Photograph
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Original 1995 photograph of David Coulthard in a Williams Renault Rothmans F1 Team car at the EDS Australian Grand Prix, framed in a 13x18 cm portrait frame, with autograph, in excellent condition.
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From our collections, we present this splendid photograph framed in our elegant 13x18 cm portrait frames, capturing former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard at the wheel of the Rothmans Williams Renault FW17B during the F1 weekend Australian Grand Prix EDS 1995. This framed photograph captures an iconic and bitter moment in F1 history: this Grand Prix went down in history for Coulthard's dramatic retirement. After starting from the front row and leading the race, on the 19th lap he headed into the pit lane for his first pit stop. He entered the very narrow and treacherous Adelaide pit lane at too high a speed, lost control on the dusty track, locked the front wheels, and went straight into the cement wall at the pit entry, destroying the suspension and retiring instantly. The image of the race leader crashing on his own before reaching his mechanics remains one of the most incredible moments in F1. Years later, Coulthard revealed a painfully painful financial backstory related to that mistake. Adelaide was his last race with Williams before transferring to McLaren in 1996. In his pre-contract with Ron Dennis's team, rich bonuses tied to performances and end-of-season wins in 1995 were foreseen. Coulthard estimated that that single impact against the pit wall cost him about 2 million pounds in prizes and bonuses that went up in smoke. The one captured in the photo was the last ever F1 race on the Adelaide street circuit. From 1996, the Australian Grand Prix definitively moved to the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne. That race was so chaotic and full of retirements that Coulthard's teammate, Damon Hill, won the race by a monumental two-lap margin over the second place (Olivier Panis). In summary, this is an extremely interesting and unmissable lot.
Ready to ship, careful packing.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Seller's Story
Professionalism, dedication and commitment to a quality selection focused on Motorsport memorabilia,
from Formula 1 to minor formulas,
from the 4 wheels of the WRC to endurance competitions
up to the 2 wheels.
Our passion is aimed at meeting yours,
with items accessible to anyone and not just the wealthiest collectors.
Only quality lots.
Maximum attention to every detail, sales and after-sales, communication and shipment that takes place within and no later than 24h, transparent profile statistics references, demonstrable as proof of a serious business.
Each one of you,
can thus have in his hands,
a piece of Motorsport history.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Translated by Google TranslateFrom our collections, we present this splendid photograph framed in our elegant 13x18 cm portrait frames, capturing former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard at the wheel of the Rothmans Williams Renault FW17B during the F1 weekend Australian Grand Prix EDS 1995. This framed photograph captures an iconic and bitter moment in F1 history: this Grand Prix went down in history for Coulthard's dramatic retirement. After starting from the front row and leading the race, on the 19th lap he headed into the pit lane for his first pit stop. He entered the very narrow and treacherous Adelaide pit lane at too high a speed, lost control on the dusty track, locked the front wheels, and went straight into the cement wall at the pit entry, destroying the suspension and retiring instantly. The image of the race leader crashing on his own before reaching his mechanics remains one of the most incredible moments in F1. Years later, Coulthard revealed a painfully painful financial backstory related to that mistake. Adelaide was his last race with Williams before transferring to McLaren in 1996. In his pre-contract with Ron Dennis's team, rich bonuses tied to performances and end-of-season wins in 1995 were foreseen. Coulthard estimated that that single impact against the pit wall cost him about 2 million pounds in prizes and bonuses that went up in smoke. The one captured in the photo was the last ever F1 race on the Adelaide street circuit. From 1996, the Australian Grand Prix definitively moved to the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne. That race was so chaotic and full of retirements that Coulthard's teammate, Damon Hill, won the race by a monumental two-lap margin over the second place (Olivier Panis). In summary, this is an extremely interesting and unmissable lot.
Ready to ship, careful packing.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Seller's Story
Professionalism, dedication and commitment to a quality selection focused on Motorsport memorabilia,
from Formula 1 to minor formulas,
from the 4 wheels of the WRC to endurance competitions
up to the 2 wheels.
Our passion is aimed at meeting yours,
with items accessible to anyone and not just the wealthiest collectors.
Only quality lots.
Maximum attention to every detail, sales and after-sales, communication and shipment that takes place within and no later than 24h, transparent profile statistics references, demonstrable as proof of a serious business.
Each one of you,
can thus have in his hands,
a piece of Motorsport history.
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Sport
Formula One
Type
Photograph
Number of objects
1
Team
Williams Renault Rothmans F1 Team
Brand
JMmotorsportMemorabilia
Year
1995
Athlete
David Coulthard
Condition
Near mint
Sports event
EDS Australian Grand Prix
Original/ Replica
Original
Extras
Hand signed, framed
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