ICONIC IMAGES
Formula 1 lends itself to stunning photography.
All imagery for the Grand Prix Calendar is licensed from the world renowned Cahier Archive.
BERNARD CAHIER
He’s been called the “Cartier-Bresson of Motor Racing” due to his uncanny ability to snap the right moment. He knew everyone, and everyone knew him. From the 50s through the 70s, he was everywhere, covering grands prix.
PAUL-HENRI CAHIER
Since the early 1980s his never ending hunt for the most graphic, stunning, creative, image has always been the mark of his distinctive style.
DESIGN FUELLED BY PASSION
Each of the 12 calendar cards are produced on heavyweight premium card stock with a soft-touch velvet finish. Super durable, long lasting and joy for the eyes
Printed using the latest digital techniques to produce a ridiculously high end finish
Alongside each stunning photograph you have the days and dates for the month ahead, and famous grand prix quotes from drivers and personalities in the sport
The reverse of each card has the full image for that month, ready to be treasured or framed as part of your collection
ENGINEERED TO PERFECTION
Included with the calendar cards is a piece of super heavyweight card with 2 pieces pre-cut and ready to pop out and be assembled to produce an incredibly simple, yet perfect stand for your calendar.
Sturdy enough to hold all 12 cards, display a single image or even to use as a smart phone stand when the year is out.
Our 12 "Champagne Tasters"
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January
Lewis Hamilton & Mercedes
Lewis has more podiums than any other driver in the history of F1. Mercedes also have the record for most team podiums in a season, a total of 33 in 2019 with Hamilton and Bottas dominating in that year.
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February
Richie Ginther / Ferrari
Ginther took Ferrari’s first podium in 1961 in this beautiful ‘Sharknose’ car. The Italian team have attained a record number of 834 podiums. The most in the history of the sport.
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March
Michael Schumacher
Another Formula 1 great - Schumacher has the 2nd highest total of podiums. He is the only driver to have ever had a 100% record for a season. In 2002 he finished on the podium in every single one of the 17 races.
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April
Fernando Alonso
Fernando took his first podium in 2003 and his most recent, at the time of writing, was 2023, a record in itself. A fitting testament to the driving force that is Fernando Alonso.
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May
Jim Clark
It was far more challenging in the 1950’s & 60’s to be consistently on a Grand Prix podium, in fact it was an achievement in itself to finish at all! Clark though, graced the podium for nine of the ten races in 1963.
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June
Senna, Prost & McLaren
The Senna & Prost rivalry is well documented, as is the domination of the McLaren team during the late 80’s. It was in 1988, with the MP4/4, that they made the podium their own with 15 out of 16 victories and an impressive 10 one-two finishes.
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July
Rubens Barrichello
The ever-popular Brazilian driver may never have won the Championship, but he does have the record for the highest number of podiums, without a Championship.
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August
Nico Hulkenberg
Nico held the record for the most races without a podium until 2025 when he scored a remarkable 3rd place for the Sauber team. He holds the record of 242 races before a podium.
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September
Juan Manuel Fangio
Racing careers were far shorter in Fangio’s era. So it’s even more impressive, that despite competing in just 51 races, he took the podium 35 times.
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October
Max Verstappen
Max Verstappen is a modern legend of the sport. He continues to collect records, victories and more podiums! He is presently the record holder for the youngest podium finisher at just 18yrs and 228 days.
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November
Patrick Depailler
Patrick had the frustration of the most podiums before that elusive first victory – a total of 15 times before rising to the top step. A record he shares with Lando Norris, Jean Alesi, Mika Hakkinen and Eddie Irvine.
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December
Martin Brundle
Martin’s voice is synonymous with modern Formula 1 coverage, but before talking a lot, he raced a lot too. Competing in over 150 Grands Prix, taking part in 91 races before tasting that champagne!
