#0396 'Old Number One' Framing:Silver enabli"&"ng even higher top speeds

enabli"&"ng even higher top speeds on the Mulsanne Straight

shown he"&"re in prototype form

Art print: 45"&" x 12 cm (260 g/m² paper)

The first two attempts in 1986 and 1987 resulted in only fifth place out of five cars

#0396 'Old Number One' Framing:Silver enabli"&"ng even higher top speedsLe Mans 24 Hours 1930 #4 Woolf Barnato Glen Kidston winner This "Speed Six," known as "Old Number One," can claim two consecutive Le Mans victories in 1929 and 1930, both with Woolf Barnato at the wheel. In fact, Barnato, who shar"&"ed the car with another of the "Bentley Boys," Glen Kidston, the record breaking English driver, also won the 1928 24 hour race, thus completing a unique series of three consecutive victories. A watercolor by Uli Ehret