The RAC International Grand Prix Programme, held at Silverstone in October of 1948, promises to be a motorsport enthusiast's dream. This event, one of the earliest and most prestigious Grand Prix races, offers a captivating glimpse into the early days of Formula One. The program, part of the Royal Automobile Club's (RAC) portfolio, was the precursor to the modern-day British Grand Prix.
The course, a 3.75-mile banked stadium oval, was designed to cater to the needs of track-wide racing cars, setting the stage for the intense battles that would define early Formula One. The grid was filled with the crème de la crème of post-war racing talent, including Frenchman Pierre Levegh, who, in a tragic accident, would claim multiple lives, including his own.
This exclusive collection offers a rare opportunity to explore the origins of Formula One, the pinnacle of motorsport. Dive into the thrilling, high-stakes world of the early Grand Prix races with this meticulously curated program. Secure your spot today and step into the past.
