In a backstreet garage of Monte Carlo, Lance Reventlow, the driver-owner-constructor, helps to prepare his Scarab car for the race. On left his wife Jill St. John and chief mechanic and driver Chuck Daigh. Monaco Grand Prix 1960.

In a backstreet garage during the 1960 Monaco Grand Prix, a scene of intense focus unfolds. Driver-owner-constructor Lance Reventlow sits contemplatively on the side of his Scarab racing car. Nearby, his wife, Jill St. John, clad in a polka-dot blouse and headscarf, writes on a clipboard. On the patterned tile floor to the left, chief mechanic and driver Chuck Daigh is lost in thought, a hand to his mouth. An entire wall of neatly organized tools forms the backdrop to the concentrated effort.

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AtWork, GPMonaco, Racing

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