Formula One World Championship: Mechanics wheel the Ferrari D246 of Cliff Allison along the streets of Monaco

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Formula One World Championship: Mechanics wheel the Ferrari D246 of Cliff Allison along the streets of Monaco

Mechanics wheel the Ferrari D246 of Cliff Allison (GBR) along the streets of Monaco. Allison crashed at the waterfront chicane during practice and sustained facial injuries that took nearly a year to heal.
Monaco Grand Prix, Monte Carlo, 29 May 1960

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