The great Jack Brabham was born on this day in 1926.
Here he is in Le Mans in 1957.
Photo by Bernard Cahier

Born on March 21st 1960, Ayrton Senna would have been 64 years old today.
Feliz aniversário Ayrton!

Photo taken in Hockenheim 1986.

On February 11th 1934, the one and only John Surtees was born.
Photo by Bernard Cahier: GP of Portugal 1960, John Surtees in the Lotus 18-Climax with which he set Pole Position, surrounded by Innes Ireland, Jim Clark and Colin Chapman.

100 years ago today, Olivier Gendebien was born. A true master of sportscar racing , he was also brilliant in F1. A true gentleman, I was lucky to have been his friend.
Photo by Bernard Cahier: Olivier (right) with Taffy Von Trips after their victory in the 1961 Targa Florio.

'Racing drivers were pirates then (in the 70s); today racing drivers are corporate monkeys'.
-Eddie Cheever, Motorsport Magazine interview, 1999.

Happy 79th Birthday to my ever young friend Jacky Ickx. Our first encounter, 1966, he taught me to drive his Mini Cooper S in the Parco di Monza!
My photo: Ickx the rainmaster in the lead at the start of the Monaco GP 1972, but it was an unstoppable Jean-Pierre Beltoise who won!

Ten years ago today, locked in silent monologue.
Endless solitude.
Ten years since that fateful day when Michael Schumacher went skiing and fell on a big rock.
Very, very sad.

One year ago today, our dear friend Patrick Tambay left us. Such a nice guy, a very sad day indeed it was.

Photo: Patrick around Loews hairpin in Monaco 1983, his left hand elegantly holding the steering wheel.

On this day in 1975, the one and only Graham Hill was tragically killed in the crash of his Piper Aztec airplane, along with five members of his team.
Photo: Graham's first F1 victory in Zandvoort 1962, the first of four and his first World Championship title at the end.

Joyeux Anniversaire my old friend Jacques Laffite!
Are you really 80 years old today?
Hard to believe...
Photo I took at the Nürburgring in 1976, Jacques at the wheel of the Matra V12 powered Ligier JS5.

Remembering Felice Bonetto, nicknamed 'il Pirata', a very fast driver and great friend of Fangio, who was killed 70 years ago today in the 1953 Carrera Panamericana while fighting for the lead.
Photo by Bernard Cahier, before the start of this most dangerous race. The pipe!

Remembering young and super fast Ricardo Rodriguez, who was tragically killed on his homeland in Mexico city on November 1st, 1962.
Photo by Bernard Cahier: Ricardo battling with Phil Hill in Spa 1962, both driving Sharknose Ferrari.

65 years ago today, Stuart Lewis-Evans died, following a terrible fiery accident 6 days prior during the Grand Prix of Morocco.
Photo by Bernard Cahier, Monaco 1958.

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Mike Hawthorn and Peter Collins in 1957 at the wedding of their friend Stirling Moss who married Katie Molson, photographed by their friend Bernard Cahier.

How nice!
A pleasure to work with the very talented Emma.

The Andretti name has not been on the Formula 1 radar screen for 30 years. Ever since Monza 1993 when Michael Andretti scored his sole podium driving the McLaren-Ford MP4/8
Congratulations on your bid, and welcome back to the Andretti family!