Poster Vintage F1 Imola 1982

Vintage F1 Imola Poster 1982 - The Ferrari Villeneuve and Pironi Duel - Fine Art France 

The Mythical Poster of the San Marino Grand Prix 1982 

Capture the golden age of Formula 1 with this faithful reproduction of the official poster of April 25, 1982 . Held at the Autodromo Dino Ferrari at Imola , this Grand Prix has gone down in legend as the scene of an internal rivalry at Ferrari that has shaken up the racing world.

A Visual Masterpiece for Enthusiasts 

The poster features the single-seaters hurtling down the Italian circuit, with the iconic logos of the time: Agip, Marlboro, Alitalia and of course the famous "Cavallino Rampante".

• L'Instant T: The visual perfectly illustrates the tension of the race, where Gilles Villeneuve and Didier Pironi ignored the team's instructions to offer a show of daring overtaking.
• Retro aesthetics: Bright colors and the typical 80s graphic style bring a touch of elegant nostalgia to your interior design.

Why choose this poster? 

• Ferrari Legacy: This is the ultimate memory of Gilles Villeneuve's last great battle, the "Flying Canadian".
• Premium Quality: A "Fine Art" print with sharp details, ideal for framing.
• Unique Gift: Perfect for a birthday or to complete a motorsport collection.
• Size: 60cm x 120 cm

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Historical Note: The Ferrari 126 C2, an Icon of Power 

The Ferrari 126 C2 , which can be seen speeding on the asphalt of Imola on this poster, is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful and successful Formula 1 cars of the Turbo era.

A technological revolution 

Designed by Harvey Postlethwaite, the 126 C2 was the first Ferrari in history to use a monocoque chassis made of aluminium and carbon fibre. This innovation provided exceptional rigidity, which was essential to exploit the colossal power of the 1.5-liter V6 Turbo engine , capable of developing more than 580 horsepower.

The Queen of Ground Effect 

On the poster, we can make out the streamlined lines of the car designed for the ground effect . Thanks to its side skirts and streamlined floor, the 126 C2 was literally sucked into the track, allowing for dizzying cornering speeds on the technical Imola circuit.

A Tragic and Glorious Destiny 

If 1982 was a year of mourning for the Scuderia with the loss of Gilles Villeneuve and the accident of Didier Pironi, the 126 C2 still proved its technical superiority by winning the Constructors' World Championship . It remains the symbol of an era when Ferrari found its way back to the technological top against the British teams.

• Model: Ferrari 126 C2 (1982).
• Engine: 1.5L V6 Turbo, approx. 580 hp.
• Famous drivers: Gilles Villeneuve (n°27), Didier Pironi (n°28).
• Honours: 1982 Constructors' World Champion.
• Historical significance: First Ferrari with a carbon/aluminum composite chassis.