Dijon-Prenois, France. 3-5 July 1981: Nigel Mansell, 7th position, squares up to fellow Brit, Brian Henton, NQ, after qualifying, portrait

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Dijon-Prenois, France. 3-5 July 1981: Nigel Mansell, 7th position, squares up to fellow Brit, Brian Henton, NQ, after qualifying, portrait

1981 French Grand Prix.
Dijon-Prenois, France. 3-5 July 1981.
Nigel Mansell (Lotus 87-Ford Cosworth), 7th position, squares up to fellow Brit, Brian Henton (Toleman TG181-Hart), NQ, after qualifying, portrait.
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