Driver briefing: From right: Harry Schell, Maurice Trintignant, Jean Behra, Luigi Musso, far left Robert Manzon. Monaco Grand Prix 1956.

During a driver briefing at the Monaco Grand Prix in 1956, racers convene before a crowded grandstand. From the right, Harry Schell wears a short-sleeved shirt with an American flag emblem, his goggles around his neck. To his left are Maurice Trintignant, in profile, and Jean Behra, a cigarette between his lips. Luigi Musso is partially visible in his white Maserati helmet. On the far left, Robert Manzon is seen from behind, his hands clasped. Bright sunlight casts strong shadows, suggesting a warm day at the track.

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GPMonaco, Hats, Racing

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