The legend himself - a youthful-looking James Hunt - the 26 year old F1 rookie at his first Canadian Grand Prix where he finished 7th from 15th on the grid.

The race wasn't just the first Canadian Grand Prix for James, but also the first race that featured a car with the number '0' on it (the McLaren of Jody Scheckter), as well as the first use of a safety car.

With the tragic loss of his team mate at the following race, this would be the last race Jackie Stewart would start.

Top 3 results:
Peter Revson - McLaren-Ford [1:59:04.083]
Emerson Fittipaldi - Lotus-Ford [+ 32.734]

Jackie Oliver - Shadow-Ford [+ 34.505]

Track length: 2.458 miles

Race distance: 80 laps - 196.64 miles

Fastest lap: Emerson Fittipaldi - Lotus-Ford [1:15.496]

James Hunt 1973 Canadian GP

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Available in either A4, A3 or A2, our photograph of James Hunt is printed on professional colour paper from the Fuji Crystal archive range.

The print has a gloss finish to it, which accentuates the colour giving it a punchy, rich feel.
Packaging

To protect our photographic prints, we carefully roll them within sheets of acid-free tissue paper and use tough, durable cardboard tubes to package and post them.

Receiving your photographic print

Printed on high-quality, C-Type Fuji Gloss paper, prints will tend to hold their curl when unboxed.

While some people advocate ‘reverse rolling’ to flatten their prints, we would not recommend this as the print can be easily damaged, creased or dented.

To flatten your photographic, please follow the steps below:

Find a clear, clean space big enough to fit your print and where it can sit undisturbed for a few days while it flattens out.

Carefully unroll your print and place it face down onto your clean space. If the ends of the paper try to curl under, simply place a large, flat piece of cardboard on top to encourage your print to lay flat.

Depending on the humidity of the room, your print should begin to relax and flatten between 24 and 48hrs. Once flat, store your print flat.
While we do not sell or supply frames for our photographic prints, we have experimented with various styles for our own collection.

In our opinion, we would always recommend using a box frame to frame your print. We love the way box frames dramatise our photographs and screenprints.

You'll find A4, A3 and A2 box frames available to purchase online. The box frames we used were purchased via Amazon.

James Hunt 1973 Canadian GP

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