World Champion Collection (page 6)

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/4 recovered from stalling on the grid to pass Michele Alboreto (ITA) Ferrari F187/88C

Formula One World Championship
Formula 3000 Champion Justin Wilson (GBR) continued testing for Jordan after impressing the team on his debut the previous day. Silverstone, England. 20 September 2001. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
Leader on the road Mario Andretti (USA) Lotus 79 was classified sixth after being docked a minute for jumping the start. He was crowned World Champion but this palled into insignificance following

Formula One Launch
Michael Schumacher (GER), right, and team mate Rubens Barrichello (BRA), left, with the new Ferrari F2002. Ferrari F2002 Launch, Maranello, Italy, 6 February 2002. DIGITAL IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
Second placed Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/6, gifted his team mate victory after his third World Championship had been secured earlier in the race

Formula One World Championship
Juan Manuel Fangio(ARG)right, and Niki Lauda(AUT) Japanese GP, Fuji 1977 Drove for Alfa Romeo, Maserati, and Mercedes from 1950 to 1958 He won 24 GP and was World Champion 5 times

Formula One World Championship
The Benetton Team celebrate Schumacher's 2nd World Championship Pacific Grand Prix, T1 Aida Circuit, Japan, 22nd October 1995

Formula One World Championship
1976 Formula One World Champion James Hunt (GBR), McLaren, complete with Airport Limousine cap, celebrates his championship with a cigarette on board the flight back to Great Britain from Japan

Formula One World Championship
I've made it at last, Damon Hill(GBR) Williams FW18, 1996 World Champion Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka, 13th October 1996

Formula One World Championship
James Hunt (GBR), McLaren M23, finished third, enough to win the 1976 Formula One World Championship. Japanese Grand Prix, Rd16, Fuji, Japan, 24 October 1976

Formula One World Championship
Michael Schumacher (GER) Ferrari F2002, crosses the line to win the race and claim his fifth F1 world drivers championship. French Grand Prix, Rd11, Magny Cours, France. 21 July 2002. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
German GP, Nurburgring 6 August 1961 Jim Clark, driving a Lotus 21, finished 3rd

Formula One World Championship
Mario Andretti (USA) was the 1978 World Champion driving for Lotus. 1978 Formula One World Championship

Formula One World Championship
Former F1 world champion Jackie Stewart (GBR), left, congratulates former Stewart Grand Prix driver Rubens Barrichello (BRA), Ferrari, on his unexpected race win

Formula One World Championship
The podium (L to R): David Coulthard (GBR) McLaren, second; Jacques Villeneuve (CDN) Williams, third and World Champion; Mika Hakkinen (FIN) McLaren, winner for the first time

Formula One World Championship
Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) McLaren celebrates his second World Championship title on the podium with wife Maria-Helena after he held his nerve to finish fourth in the final GP of the season

Formula One World Championship
Nigel Mansell (GBR) Williams (left) celebrates his first Grand Prix Victory on the podium as Alain Prost (FRA) McLaren (right) celebrates his first World Championship after a fourth place finish

Formula One World Championship
Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren. (Right) celebrates with McLaren team leader Ron Dennis (centre) as his second place finish and the DNF of Nigel Mansell (GBR) ensured his third World Title

Formula One World Championship
Belgian GP, Spa, 18 Jun 1961 Winner, PHil Hill, Ferrari 156

Formula One World Championship
Michael Schumacher (GER) Ferrari celebrates race victory and his record equalling fifth World Championship with Jean Todt (FRA) Ferrari Team Sporting Director

Formula One World Championship
French GP, Clermont Ferrand, 27 June 1965 Winner Jim Clark, Lotus 25, gets a pit signal informing him he has a 30 sec lead over 2nd place Jackie Stewart with one lap to go

Formula One World Championship
The podium (L to R): Kimi Raikkonen (FIN) McLaren second; Michael Schumacher (GER) Ferrari race winner and record equalling five time World Champion; Jean Todt (FRA) Ferrari Team Sporting Director

Formula One World Championship
Nelson Piquet (BRA) Williams FW11B, who was classified in fifteenth position, claimed his third World Championship during practice after team mate Nigel Mansell (GBR) injured himself in an accident

Formula One World Championship
Nelson Piquet (BRA) Williams FW11B retired in the race but had clinched the World Championship when his team mate crashed and injured himself in practice. Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka, 1 November 1987

Formula One World Championship
Race winner and World Champion Alan Jones (AUS) Williams (Right) celebrates on the podium as Jackie Stewart (GBR) (Left) interviews him

Formula One World Championship
Race winner Graham Hill (GBR) Lotus49B, and World Champion as a result, leads rival Jackie Stewart (GBR) Matra MS10, whose bid for glory ended when a misfire dropped him to seventh place

Formula One World Championship
Mika Hakkinen (FIN), McLaren MP4-13, Race Winner and 1998 World Champion makes a pitstop Formula One World Championship, Japanese GP, Rd 16, Suzuka, Japan, 1 November 1998

Formula One World Championship
Post Race Press conference (L to R): David Coulthard (GBR) McLaren second; Jacques Villeneuve (CDN) third and world champion; Mika Hakkinen (FIN) McLaren first time race winner

Formula One World Championship
Third placed Jacques Villeneuve (CDN) Williams celebrates becoming the World Champion with the Williams team. European Grand Prix, Rd 17, Jerez, Spain, 26 October 1997

Formula One World Championship
The Williams team celebrate their World Championship European GP, Jerez, Spain, 26 October 1997

Formula One World Championship
James Hunt after winning World Championship in 1976 Japanese GP, Suzuka, October 1976

Formula One World Championship
British GP, Brands Hatch, 11 July 1964 Winner, Jim Clark, Lotus 25

Formula One World Championship
Jackie Stewart (GBR) Tyrrell, with wife Helen, withdrew from what was to be his one hundredth and final GP when his team mate Francois Cevert (FRA) was killed during practice

Formula One World Championship
Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) McLaren celebrates his second World Championship title on the podium with wife Marie-Helena (Left) after he finished fourth in the final GP of the season

Formula One World Championship
Phil Hill(USA) Ferrari 156, takes the flag to win the race Italian GP, Monza, 10th September 1961

FIA World Rally Championship
2001 WRC Champion Richard Burns (GBR) Peugeot 206 WRC during shakedown. Rally of Cyprus, Rd5, Cyprus. Shakedown. 18 April 2002 DIGITAL IMAGE

Formula One World Championship
The Mclaren team surrounded by the media after their World Championship Formula One World Championship, Japanese GP, Rd 16, Suzuka, Japan, 1 November 1998

Formula One World Championship
Podium and results: 1st Michael Schumacher (GER) Ferrari, centre. 2nd Juan Pablo Montoya (COL) BMW Williams, left. 3rd Ralf Schumacher (GER) BMW Williams, right

FIA World Rally Championship
Marcus Gronholm (FIN), right, and co-driver Timo Rautiainen (FIN), left, celebrate their win and their second World Rally Championship. Fia World Rally Championship, Rd12, Rally of New Zealand

Formula One Testing
Justin Wilson (GBR) ventures into the pit lane during his first test with the Jordan team. Silverstone, England. 19 September 2001

Formula One Championship, Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka, Japan, 30 October 1988
Alain Prost (FRA) McLaren MP4/4 leads his team mate Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/4. Formula One Championship, Rd15, Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka, 30 October 1988

Formula One World Championship
Winner Ayrton Senna (BRA) worked his way back to the front after briefly stalling on the grid, here seen taking the flag Japanese GP, Suzuka, 30th October 1988

Formula One Championship, Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka, Japan, 30 October 1988
Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren celebrates his win on the podium. Formula One Championship, Rd15, Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka, 30 October 1988

World Rally Championship
2004 World Rally Champion Sebastien Loeb (FRA) celebrates with the Citroen team. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Tour de Corse, Ajaccio, Corsica, France. Day Three. 17 October 2004. DIGITAL IMAGE

World Rally Championship
The Citroen drivers celebrate on the podium. L-R; Mark Marti (ESP), Daniel Elena (MON), Sebastien Loeb (FRA) & Carlos Sainz (ESP)

Schumacher On Ice
Michael Schumacher (GER), Ferrari, takes part in "Schumacher On Ice". All proceeds from the show go towards UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

WBC and WBA world champion Marvin Hagler training for his sixth defence of his world titles against Italys Fulgencio Obelmejias. 28th October 1982

James Hunt, smiles to camera, whilst sitting in the front seat of his car. James is wearing a medallion, white patterned shirt and blue velvet suit. **Best Quality Available** Picture taken May 1978

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"World Champion: A Legacy of Triumph and Tenacity" From the roaring engines of Formula One to the adrenaline-fueled tracks of World Rally Championship, these champions have left an indelible mark on history. In the realm of speed and precision, Jim Clark's Lotus receives a pit signal, revealing his staggering lead over Jackie Stewart in second place. The Formula One World Championship is within his grasp. James Hunt and Barry Sheene, two icons from different realms - Formula One and motorcycle racing - share a moment that transcends their individual achievements. Bound by their pursuit of greatness, they embody the spirit of true champions. Colin McRae's Prodrive Subaru Impreza 555 conquers treacherous terrains as he secures victory in the World Rally Championship alongside co-driver Derek Ringer. Their triumph marks not only a personal milestone but also a first for their team. Richard Burns and Robert Reid navigate through challenging conditions to secure third place in the rally, ultimately clinching the coveted 2001 World Rally Championship title for themselves and Subaru Impreza WRC. Philip Koster defies gravity as he soars above Pozo skyline with one foot off during an awe-inspiring backloop. His mastery over windswept waves solidifies his status as a world champion windsurfer. In Formula One's annals, James Hunt battles against both race conditions and adversity when faced with a late-race puncture. With unwavering determination, he claims third position amidst chaos – proving himself worthy of being called a world champion. Alain Prost skillfully maneuvers his Williams FW15C to secure second place – enough to secure his fourth World Championship title. His calculated approach exemplifies why he is regarded as one of motorsport's greatest legends. Emerson Fittipaldi stands tall among boxing greats like Benny Lynch who reigned supreme in 1938. These warriors epitomize the resilience and unwavering spirit that defines a true world champion.