LE MANS 1966 — DAYLIGHT CURVE.

A bright afternoon, a sweeping bend and the leaders drawing a perfect line through it while the spectators lean over the rail. June 1966, and the most famous duel in endurance racing history: the American challengers against the reigning Italian champions, settled after 24 hours when the winning cars crossed the line three abreast. It's the race that turned Le Mans into legend far beyond motorsport, and the era of low, wide coupés with flared arches and roaring V8s. Painted like a period race poster, it's a piece for anyone who grew up on the story, or simply loves the shape of those cars.

An original design, not a scan or reprint of a historical poster — painted in the spirit of period racing art rather than copying any existing one.