Description

This race programme, no 1159,  is in very good condition for a paperback over 50 years of age, and has no damaged pages and a small amount of pen remarks on the list of drivers.

1966 Belgium Grand Prix Race Programme

The 1966 Belgium Grand Prix race programme captures the essence of a golden era in Formula 1 racing. From its beautifully designed cover featuring the iconic cars of the time to the detailed driver profiles and race schedule inside, this programme provides a fascinating window into the world of motorsport in the 1960s.

The inclusion of various advertisements and historical photographs adds to the overall charm of the publication, offering a glimpse into the culture and technology of the era. The informative articles and race commentary provide an engaging narrative that brings the excitement of the race to life, making it a must-have keepsake for any Formula 1 enthusiast.

The race was won by British driver and 1964 world champion, John Surtees, driving a Ferrari 312 in a race that saw the field decimated by weather in the early laps.

It was Surtees’ fourth Grand Prix victory and his first since the 1964 Italian Grand Prix. Surtees won by 42 seconds over Austrian driver Jochen Rindt driving a Cooper T81, Rindt achieving his first podium finish and the first for the new Cooper-Maserati combination.

Overall, the 1966 Belgium Grand Prix race programme is a meticulously crafted and visually striking piece of memorabilia that showcases the thrill and glamour of motorsport during this significant period in racing history.

This 1966 Belgium Grand Prix Race Programme is one of our collection of Belgium Grand Prix race programmes.