1929 Le Mans 24 hours: The winning Bentley Speed Six team left-to right: Jack Dunfee / Glen Kidston, Woolf Barnato / Henry Tim Birkin

Wall Art and Photo Gifts from Motorsport

1929 Le Mans 24 hours: The winning Bentley Speed Six team left-to right: Jack Dunfee / Glen Kidston, Woolf Barnato / Henry Tim Birkin

1929 Le Mans 24 hours.
Le Mans, France. 15th - 16th June 1929.
The winning Bentley Speed Six team left-to right: Jack Dunfee/Glen Kidston (number 9), Woolf Barnato/Henry " Tim" Birkin (1), Frank Clement/Jean Chassagne (8) and John Benjafield/Andre d Erlanger (10). Barnato/Birkin led a 1st, 2nd 3rd and 4th place finish, portrait.
Ref: B2085.
World Copyright: LAT Photographic

Media ID 7896901

© LAT Photographic

MADE IN THE UK
Safe Shipping with 30 Day Money Back Guarantee

FREE PERSONALISATION*
We are proud to offer a range of customisation features including Personalised Captions, Color Filters and Picture Zoom Tools

SECURE PAYMENTS
We happily accept a wide range of payment options so you can pay for the things you need in the way that is most convenient for you

* Options may vary by product and licensing agreement. Zoomed Pictures can be adjusted in the Basket.

Related Images

1929 Le Mans 24 hours - Podium

1977 Transatlantic Trophy, Brands Hatch

Moto GP

1929 Le Mans 24 hours - Bentley: Old No 1 Speed Six and two 4. 5 litre cars - the one on the right was the first, effectively a 3 / 4. 5

1927 Le Mans 24 hours - The Bentley Boys: The Bentley boys Frank Clement, Leslie Callingham, Andre d Erlanger, George Duller, Sammy Davis and Dr

1928 Le Mans 24 hours - The Bentley Boys: Bentley boys left-to-right: Frank Clement, Henry Tim Birkin and Woolf Barnato, , portrait

1926 Monaco Grand Prix

1965 Italian Grand Prix, Monza. Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart: 2003 Racing Past... Exhibition

1928 Le Mans 24 hours - The Bentley Boys: Bentley boys left-to-right: Frank Clement, Henry Tim Birkin and Woolf Barnato, , portrait

Formula One World Championship: Mexican Grand Prix, Mexico City, 22 October 1967

Formula One World Championship: Carlos Reutemann Brabham BT44B, who slipped from third on the grid to eighth position with tyre difficulties

Formula One World Championship: Belgian Grand Prix, Spa Francorchamps, 28 August 1988

arrow_back_ios arrow_forward_ios