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Original poster detailing the weekend of the Grand Prix de Lyon in 1974

1974

This original 1965 motor-racing poster announces the Grand Prix de Paris, held on May 23 at the Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry. Organised by the AGACI, the event formed part of France’...

Created in 1969 by R. Maestri, this original poster promotes the Monaco Grand Prix held on May 17 and 18 of that year. Combining dramatic motor-racing photography with bold modern ty...

This original 1967 Grand Prix de l'ACF poster captures one of the defining moments of Formula One's golden era. Featuring a striking race photograph by André Delourmel, it was produced to promote the 53rd Grand Prix de l'Automobile Club de France, held on 2 July 1967 at the Bugatti Circuit in Le Mans alongside the Trophée de la Sarthe (Formula 3). Combining dramatic action photography with bold period typography, the poster perfectly reflects the excitement and prestige of international motor racing during the 1960s. The image freezes a spectacular pack of Formula One cars charging through the Bugatti Circuit, with the vibrant blue French Matras racing alongside legendary competitors from the era. Rather than relying on illustration, Delourmel's dynamic photograph places the viewer directly at trackside, conveying the speed, noise and intensity that made Formula One one of the world's fastest-growing spectator sports. The composition captures the optimism of 1960s motorsport, when technological innovation, national pride and charismatic drivers defined the championship. The 1967 French Grand Prix occupies an important place in Formula One history. Held at Le Mans' Bugatti Circuit, the race brought together many of the sport's greatest manufacturers and drivers during one of its most competitive seasons. This was the era of lightweight three-litre Formula One machines, featuring legendary names such as Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, Graham Hill, Jack Brabham, Denny Hulme, Dan Gurney and the emerging French Matra team. The event symbolised the growing international prestige of Formula One while celebrating France's long-standing contribution to motor racing through the Automobile Club de France. Photographer André Delourmel became renowned for documenting French motorsport with remarkable precision and energy. His racing photographs appeared on numerous promotional posters, programmes and official publications, preserving iconic moments from endurance racing, Formula One and other major competitions. This poster exemplifies his ability to transform documentary photography into a powerful piece of graphic design. Original Formula One posters...

This dynamic and vibrant original 1952 racing poster by French artist J. Des Gachons captures the high-octane spirit of postwar motorsport in France. Created to promote the Grands Pr...

This poster is for the 1978 Monaco Grand Prix, with the brilliant illustration design showing the car of the legendary Niki Lauda racing ahead of the chasing pack. The vibrant and mo...

A superb vintage 20th-century framed poster of the Monaco Grand Prix, designed by Bernard Minnie. It features the winning Maserati driven by Juan Manuel Fangio and was reproduced in ...

This poster is for the 1977 Monaco Grand Prix, with the brilliant illustration design by Carpenter. The vibrant and modern artwork depicts the speed of the racers. The 1977 Monaco G...

This poster is for the 1982 France Formula 1 Grand Prix, held at the Circuit Paul Ricard. The wonderful design shows the legendary Niki Lauda driving in the McLaren, whilst Rene Ar...