Photos by Frédéric Rendu - Paul Ricard 1995 and others

[Sami Aaltonen]

I have commented his images in the Facebooks 94-96 BPR GT group and recently we have changed some emails and seems he has some previously unseen images what he likes to share with us.

He has lots of images FIA GT, Le Mans Classic and others, not so much GTR's but those what he has, I think we all want to see them?
He also asked me today, is here interest of 1/43 diecast models, he has build and sold models, which he has builded him self. Not McLarens, but Ferrari and sort of. I don't have a image of those, fortunately. But anyway, look at these pictures.

HERE IS THE IMAGE GALLERY ADDRESS!

Photos are taken from 1995 and 1996 Paul Ricard. #10R Presentation livery is from 1996 and that black F1 roadcar is taken from Spa last year if I remember right last evenings discussions.

Hope you like these and I gived a "job" to add this thread here so hope this is OK for you all!

[hurstg01]

[Sami Aaltonen]

What is the chassis of that black F1 roadcar?
Patrick I think added some images of it last year, taken Spa also?

[hurstg01]

Patrick did take some great snaps

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[Sami Aaltonen]

Originally Posted by hurstg01

Patrick did take some great snaps

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OK!

[Peloton25]

I think this unassuming photo is the clear favorite from that set for the sheer fact that you have two very rare liveries in one shot. This is the White Gulf (#08R) chasing after the White Franck Muller (#11R).



The other shot of the White Gulf is nice to see as well.

Thanks Sami - and a special thanks to your new contact!

>8^)
ER

[DocGTR]

Thanks Sami! And please thank the photographer to publish those rare images!

These images provide much new detail info as they are taken from different angles as those seen before, especially the rear and top of the cars.

[Sami Aaltonen]

Erik:
I allready wondered that image which you gaved an answer. Now it's clear. Very rare shot indeed. I wathched it long long time, allmoust can be hear those V12's roaring trought the gears long straight.

Doc:
Atleast this one time, I was right. These images gaved detail information and specialty to you I thought would be very interested that side of these images.

Very glad to hear and see, this was worth to add here with new Theard.
GREAT!
I think we all stay to wait, what's next is up to, I write to him some mail now and let's see what happens.

[BlueEdge]

Thanks Sami!

Some stunning pictures there.

[Sami Aaltonen]

1996 Paul Ricard #03R and #06R behind: