Stirling Moss talks about Gilles Villeneuve, the racer, & points out the difference between a racer & a driver, in the same philosophy as Denis Jenkinson. They still very carefully & judiciously separated these 2 categories then.

🎞Doc 'Formula Villeneuve' (1983) by Yves Hebert.

Enzo Ferrari talks about the losses of his loved ones...'and among my loved ones I see the face of this great man: Gilles Villeneuve!'...who died on May 8, 42 years ago. #OnThisDay

🎞Doc 'Formula Villeneuve' (1983) by Yves Hebert.

It could be an air raid, but it's just Ayrton Senna on another one of his flying laps.
Honda V12 3.5L🔊🎶
1991 French GP qualifying, Magny-Cours.

Baby Jim Clark and 3 of his 4 older sisters: Isobel, Betty and Susan; and their nursemaid. 1936.

📷📚 'Jim Clark: Racing Legend' by Eric Dymock, Dove Pub.

19-year-old Jim Clark, back row, first from right.
Edinburgh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿, 1955. Pre-rally (elegant) conference.
Jim raced a Sunbeam Mark III.

📷📖 'Jim Clark: Racing Legend' by Eric Dymock, Dove Pub.

Ogawa Jiu Jitsu and Judo Martial Arts Gym, 1960s (1965-66). 🇧🇷
Front row, second from left to right: Ayrton Senna.

Juan Manuel Fangio, 29 years old, after winning the 'Gran Premio Internacional Del Norte', 1940.

📷📚 'Juan Manuel Fangio' by Gunther Molter, Transl. by Charles Meisl, G.T. Foulis & CO, London.

Tazio Nuvolari, 1933 Tunis GP, Carthage Street Circuit 🇹🇳
Tazio (Scuderia Ferrari - Alfa Romeo) won the 37 lap race and set the fastest lap

📷 Agence Meurisse, Bibliothèque nationale de France.