Welcome to Formula One Drivers of the Sixties.

 
 
Over forty years ago in 1967, 1968 and 1969 leading Formula One drivers would fly half way around the world with their race cars and teams of mechanics, to compete in the Tasman Series of races. Held in Australia's and New Zealand's major cities they were major popular events, attracting nearly all the leading drivers of the 1960's.

Drivers whose names are still well known today are Jack Brabham, Graham Hill, Stirling Moss, Jim  Clark, Jochen Rindt, Jackie Stewart, Denny Hulme, Pedro Rodriguez, Bruce McClaren, Chris Amon, Derek Bell, Richard Atwood. As well as up and coming drivers from Europe.

Until three years ago these unique images of nearly all of the great Formula One champions of the 1960's had laid undisturbed for nearly forty years in an old shoe box. The negatives have now been digitally scanned to museum/art gallery standard and each image printed on high quality paper.

Presentation box sets of 15 prints or individual framed photographs are now available to those who have a passion for the history of Formula One motor racing and these remarkable champions.