1967 Monaco Grand Prix by Michael Turner on linen The 1967 Monaco Grand Prix, held on May 7, was a memorable chapter in Formula One history. The race took place on the narrow and winding streets of Monte Carlo, demanding exceptional skill from every driver. Spanning 100 laps over a 3.145 km circuit, the event covered a grueling total distance of 314.5 km. Denny Hulme, driving for Brabham-Repco, showcased extraordinary consistency and control. Starting third on the grid, he seized opportunities and climbed to the lead, ultimately claiming his first Formula One victory. His performance highlighted his talent and laid the foundation for his eventual World Championship win that season. Graham Hill, a perennial Monaco favorite, took pole position with a lap time of 1:27.3 in his Lotus 33-BRM. Technical issues forced his retirement, ending his hopes for another Monaco win. Jackie Stewart, driving a BRM, finished second, while Chris Amon brought his Ferrari home in third, rounding out the podium. The event’s poster, in true Monaco tradition, reflected the glamour and prestige of the race. Its vivid artwork celebrated the thrilling action on the streets of Monte Carlo, adding to its lasting legacy. The 1967 Monaco Grand Prix is remembered for Denny Hulme’s breakout victory and the challenges faced by even the most skilled drivers. It remains a defining race in the sport’s history, blending drama, skill, and the allure of one of Formula One’s most iconic circuits. Artist: Turner, Michael Size: 16 x 24" / 40 x 60 cm On / Off linen: On Linen Print Technique: offset lithograph Year: 1967 Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition second printing