Stirling Moss, (20) Lotus-Climax. Alf Francis (left), chief mechanic of Rob Walker Racing Team. Monaco Grand Prix 1961.

At the 1961 Monaco Grand Prix, driver Stirling Moss huddles with Alf Francis (left), chief mechanic of the Rob Walker Racing Team, over the exposed engine of the No. 20 Lotus-Climax. Dressed in his Dunlop racing suit, Moss appears to make a fine adjustment, his focused expression mirrored by Francis and an unidentified colleague. Their collective posture suggests a moment of critical tuning, the complex assembly of pipes and hoses contrasting with the car's lightweight, drilled-out chassis visible in the foreground.

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