Watkins Glen Collection (#13)

Formula One World Championship: Henri Pescarolo Team Norev Surtees Cosworth TS19 participated in his final Grand Prix
Henri Pescarolo (FRA) Team Norev Surtees Cosworth TS19 participated in his final Grand Prix. United States Grand Prix East, Watkins Glen, USA, October 10 1976

Formula One World Championship: John Watson replaced the late Mark Donohue in the Penske PC1
John Watson (GBR) replaced the late Mark Donohue (USA) in the Penske PC1, and finished ninth in the final race of the season. United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, 5 October 1975. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Fourth placed James Hunt Hesketh, with three women with Goodyear connections
Fourth placed James Hunt (GBR) Hesketh, with three women with Goodyear connections. Formula One World Championship, Rd14, United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, USA, 5 October 1975

Formula One World Championship: Fifth placed Ronnie Peterson assists with modifications to his Lotus 72E in the pits
Fifth placed Ronnie Peterson (SWE) assists with modifications to his Lotus 72E in the pits during practice. Formula One World Championship, Rd14, United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, USA

Formula One World Championship: A transporter carrying some of the competing cars to the circuit
A transporter carrying some of the competing cars to the circuit. Formula One World Championship, Rd14, United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, USA, 5 October 1975

Formula One World Championship: Jochen Mass McLaren M23 finished seventh in the final GP of the season
Jochen Mass (GER) McLaren M23 finished seventh in the final GP of the season. United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, 6 October 1974. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Ken Tyrrell Tyrrell Team Owner enjoyed a round of golf before his most traumatic GP
Ken Tyrrell (GBR) Tyrrell Team Owner enjoyed a round of golf before his most traumatic GP meeting where he lost Francois Cevert (FRA)

Formula One World Championship: An early morning Sunday church service conducted in the pits was undoubtedly made more
An early morning Sunday church service conducted in the pits was undoubtedly made more poignant by the tragic death of Francois Cevert (FRA) Tyrrell the day before

Formula One World Championship: Second placed James Hunt Hesketh enjoys a cup of milk with Lord Alexander Hesketh
(L to R): Second placed James Hunt (GBR) Hesketh enjoys a cup of milk with Lord Alexander Hesketh (GBR) Hesketh Team Owner on the podium

Formula One World Championship: Fourth placed Denny Hulme McLaren enjoys a joke with team mate Jody Scheckter
(L to R): Fourth placed Denny Hulme (NZL) McLaren enjoys a joke with team mate Jody Scheckter (RSA), who retired from the race on lap 40 with a broken suspension

Formula One World Championship: Ken Tyrrell Tyrrell Team Owner tragically lost Francois Cevert to a fatal accident
Ken Tyrrell (GBR) Tyrrell Team Owner (Left) tragically lost Francois Cevert (FRA) to a fatal accident during practice and saw World Champion Jackie Stewart (GBR)

Formula One World Championship: Sixth placed Emerson Fittipaldi prepares to head onto the circuit with his race winning
Sixth placed Emerson Fittipaldi (BRA) (Right) prepares to head onto the circuit with his race winning Lotus team mate Ronnie Peterson (SWE) (Left)

Formula One World Championship: Helen Stewart, wife of Jackie Stewart Tyrrell
Helen Stewart (GBR), wife of Jackie Stewart (GBR) Tyrrell, uses a tyre to get a better view of the circuit during practice. United States Grand Prix, Rd 15, Watkins Glen, USA, 7 October 1973

Formula One World Championship: Jo Siffert Walker-Durlacher Racing Lotus 49B retired on lap four with a broken metering
Jo Siffert (SUI) Walker-Durlacher Racing Lotus 49B retired on lap four with a broken metering unit drive belt. United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, 5 October 1969. BEST IMAGE

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"Watkins Glen: A Historic Venue for Formula One Championship Races" In the heart of the picturesque Finger Lakes Region in New York, lies Watkins Glen - a place that holds immense significance in the world of motorsports. On 2nd October 1977, this iconic circuit hosted the United States Grand Prix East as part of the Formula One World Championship. The anticipation was high as Mario Andretti, driving his Lotus 79, secured pole position. However, luck wasn't on his side that day as he retired from the race on lap 26 due to a blown engine. Despite this setback, Andretti would go on to become the World Champion later that season. During practice sessions leading up to the race, Jacky Ickx could be seen sitting pensively on the pit wall beside his Ferrari 312B2. The fifth-placed driver showcased determination and focus amidst intense competition. Emerson Fittipaldi's victory in only his fourth Grand Prix at Watkins Glen brought him not just glory but also a posthumous World Championship crown. His triumph added another chapter to Watkins Glen's rich history in hosting memorable races. Beyond its association with Formula One racing, Watkins Glen is renowned for its natural beauty. Seneca Lake Pier offers breathtaking views during summer months when visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls along its shores while immersing themselves in nature's tranquility. Even outside of racing events, it has left an indelible mark on drivers' lives. Clay Regazzoni proudly carried a sticker promoting Clays Pub on his helmet during one race where he finished eighth - showcasing how deeply connected these racers were with their personal passions beyond their profession. Since its inception in 1966 until today, Watkins Glen continues to captivate fans worldwide with thrilling races and unforgettable moments etched into Formula One history books. It remains an integral part of the prestigious Formula One World Championship calendar even after decades.