Stirling Moss, (28) Vanwall VW7, stops at the pits with valve problems. Tony Vandervell (white hat), founder of the Vanwall Formula One racing team. Monaco Grand Prix 1958.

During the 1958 Monaco Grand Prix, Stirling Moss is forced to stop his Vanwall VW7 (number 28) at the pits because of valve problems. As mechanics attend to the open-wheel race car, Tony Vandervell, founder of the Vanwall team, leans over the vehicle in a white hat. The scene on the street circuit is bustling, with spectators behind barriers and advertising banners for "ENERGOL BP" and "CAMPARI" lining the track, all set against the sunlit, densely built hillside of the principality.

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GPMonaco, Racing

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