1966 Brabham/Surtees German Grand Prix Arkadi Original Artwork Indy 500 Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic SKU 54107

Name: 1966 Brabham/Surtees German Grand Prix Arkadi Original Artwork Indy 500 Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic SKU 54107
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1966 Brabham Surtees German Grand Prix Arkadi Original Artwork Indy 500 Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic SKU 54107 Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic painting on heavy stock art paper produced to commemorate Juan Pablo Montoya's first Formula One win in 2001 at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza Liguori was still driving into the late 1990s Jack Brabham would go on to win the Drivers Championship It was not until the Surtees Cooper's clutch failed just two laps from the end that Australian Brabham’s victory was guaranteed

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