Monaco Grand Prix 25e 1968 by Michael Turner on linen

The 1968 Monaco Grand Prix, held on May 26, is a hallmark of Formula One history. Set on the tight, winding streets of Monte Carlo, the race spanned 80 laps over a 3.145 km circuit. It tested the skill and endurance of every participant. Graham Hill, already a three-time Monaco winner, drove the Lotus 49B with its powerful Ford-Cosworth DFV engine. He claimed pole position and delivered a masterclass in precision and control.

Mechanical failures sidelined key contenders like Jackie Stewart and Jean-Pierre Beltoise. Hill capitalized on their retirements with a flawless drive to secure his fourth Monaco victory. Richard Attwood (BRM) and Lucien Bianchi (Cooper-BRM) joined him on the podium. Their strong performances highlighted the importance of reliability in this demanding race.

The event’s legacy grew with its iconic poster, designed by Michael Turner. His artwork vividly captured the glamour and excitement of Monaco’s historic circuit. Hill’s win solidified his title as “Mr. Monaco” and played a pivotal role in his 1968 World Championship triumph. This race remains a defining moment in Formula One history.

Printer: j Ramel nice
Size: 16 x 24" / 40 x 60 cm
On / Off linen: On Linen
Print Technique: offset lithograph
Year: 1968
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition this is a second printing