Stirling Moss as chairman addresses the inaugural meeting of a new racing drivers association (Grand Prix Drivers’ Association) in room 183 of Monte Carlo's hotel Metropole. On his left vice chairman Joakim Bonnier, hidden Jim Clark, and Masten Gregory, on his right the association's secretary Peter Garnier. In the foreground left Innes Ireland and right back to camera John Surtees. Back right Maurice Trintignant, Olivier Gendebien, Dan Gurney and Henry Taylor. Monaco Grand Prix 1961.

During the 1961 Monaco Grand Prix, drivers gather in a room at the Hôtel Métropole for the inaugural meeting of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association. As chairman, Stirling Moss, in a Dunlop sweatshirt, addresses the room animatedly from the head of the table. To his left sit vice chairman Joakim Bonnier and Masten Gregory; to his right, secretary Peter Garnier listens intently. In the foreground, Innes Ireland takes notes while John Surtees is seen from behind. Also present are Maurice Trintignant, Olivier Gendebien, Dan Gurney, and Henry Taylor.

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