Bruce and Denny Mclarens M6A, getting ready for the race.
Markers on A3 size paper.
Original drawing is for sale (475 euro)
Bruce and Denny show
Category: Can-Am
Japan Grand Prix 1969
1969 Japan Grand Prix was the zenith of early sportscar racing in Japan, with Nissan and Toyota involved in heavy competition. At the annual event on the Fuji racetrack Nissan was able to prevail, due to its mighty Nissan R382, with it’s 6 liter engine. Motoharu Kurosawa was the eventual winner of the 720 kilometre long race in the nr.21 yellow painted car.
Markers and crayons on 42 x 26 cm paper
Original artwork is for sale (475 euro)
Laguna Seca sweeper
Famous Chaparral 2J with it’s sucker fans was easily the fastest car around the Laguna Seca in practice, unfortunately the reliability wasn’t there and the blown engine meant they couldn’t start in the race.
Markers and crayons on 50 x 30 cm paper.
Original drawing is for sale (475 euro)
Ferrari 612P engine
One of the biggest engines Ferrari ever produced…
Ink and pen, graphite on 29 x 36 cm size paper
Original drawing is for sale (275 euro)
Porsche 917/30
Porsche 917/30 needs no intruduction to a serious motorsport fan.
Ink markers and pencil crayons on A3 size paper.
Original drawing is for sale (275 euro)
Road America domination!
Porsche was dominating the 1973 Can-Am season and the race at Road America was no different.
Markers and acrylics on paper
Prints in size A3 are available for 30 euro a piece
Lola T70
George Follmer is driving the pretty Lola T70 in the bridgehampton can am race.
Markers and crayons on A4 size paper
Original drawing is for sale (185 euro)
Prints in size A3 are available for 30 euro a piece.
Ferrari 612P at speed
Ferrari 612p was Enzo’s weapon for the can-am championship, the car was first introduced in 1968, but it was unsuccessful, the next year car started to show better form and finished on the podium in a couple of races, but then Ferrari decided to stop with the funding and before the end of the season the program was abandoned.
Markers and crayons on paper, A4 size.
Shadow can-am champion
This is George Follmer in the Shadow DN4 from 1974.
Markers and crayons on paper, 50 x 30 cm.
Original drawing is sold
