Driver briefing. From Left: Innes Ireland, Alan Stacey, Tony Brooks, Stirling Moss, Bruce McLaren, Chris Bristow, Wolfgang von Trips, Joakim Bonnier Bonnier, squatting Phil Hill (hidden) and Richie Ginther. Monaco Grand Prix 1960.

At the 1960 Monaco Grand Prix, a group of drivers listens intently during a pre-race briefing on the track. From left are Innes Ireland, Alan Stacey, Tony Brooks, Stirling Moss, Bruce McLaren, Chris Bristow, Wolfgang von Trips, and Joakim Bonnier. Squatting in the foreground are Richie Ginther and a partially hidden Phil Hill. Surrounded by photographers and mechanics under Dunlop flags, the drivers, many wearing open-faced helmets and goggles, exude a sense of focused anticipation. A sign in the background reads “DEFENSE ABSOLUE DE FUMER.”

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