Mark J Davey Art

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@MaxK_J Yes and it's a gold one.

@markdavey100 Turned over a new… leaf with the Type 49, Mark?

Latest from the drawing board. #lotus #Hill #F1

One from the 70s Hit the link in comments for more.... 'The GOAT and his Unsung Hero' This image captures Sir Jackie Stewart demonstrating his championship-winning 1971 Tyrrell 003 Ford at the F1 Historic Challenge held at Long Beach, California in 2023. Sir Jackie is widely considered one of the greatest F1 drivers of all time, being a triple World Champion in a variety of cars and a life-long change-maker for driver safety. He is a legend of the sport. The Tyrrell 003 Ford itself is probably the greatest unsung hero of F1, being one of the most successful designs ever. It won a total of 8 races, the most for an individual chassis until the Red Bull Racing RB19 surpassed its record in 2023 - more than 50 years later! Originally rendered in pencil and pastel by fine artist Mark J Davey, this piece is reproduced using specialist, fine art giclee printing methods. Overall size including 25mm border 470mm x 347mm (18'5 x 13'66)

2025 Japanese GP Winner. "Thank You, Honda!" This drawing captures Max Verstappen driving the Red Bull Racing RB21 Honda at the 2025 Japanese GP. To honour their successful partnership and to commemorate their final year of partnership at their last Japanese GP together, Red Bull adorned their cars with a special livery that evokes the 1965 Honda RA272 - the car that delivered Honda's first-ever victory in Formula 1 in 1965. Painted white, with a special red Honda badge on the nose, simple "Honda" script on the rear bodywork and the distinctive Rising Sun motif on the front bodywork, the RB21 was as beautiful as it was fast in Verstappen's hands. Appropriately, the car delivered a dominant victory like its spiritual forebear did 60 years previously. Link in comments #JapaneseGP #RedBullRacing #MaxVerstappen

This is why I draw.

Loved yesterday at RAF Waddington. Good banter with mates and fast jets doing fast jet things! (First two Luftwaffe Eurofighter take-offs were outstanding!) Gave out a few prints and received sunburn, so now I look as though I’m wearing someone else’s head Buy these, please👇❤️

This has been fun. The #RAF and #USAFE have done their best today to distract me (4xF15E’s attacking Donna Nook, Voyager tanker and C17 overhead and then a Typhoon flying up and down the coast, turning overhead!) but I’ve finished my latest drawing of “Moggy”. #TyphoonDisplay

@NGAutoArt @MandyHickson Perfect, great job.

Well, this A3 sized pencil drawing has turned out much better than I dared hope! The absolutely gorgeous, menacing, Panavia Tornado GR4 at operational height! I wonder if @MandyHickson might approve? 😊 I hope you all like it. Tomorrow: Typhoon FGR4 #RAF #Tornado #avgeek

@cpf233 @fosgoodwood @GoodwoodRRC @nigelmansell @WilliamsF1 @williamssupport Thanks Chris.

@markdavey100 @fosgoodwood @GoodwoodRRC @nigelmansell @WilliamsF1 @williamssupport That’s excellent 👌

The finished drawing. Our Nige being reunited with his 1992 World Championship winning Williams FW14B at the 2022 Goodwood Festival Of Speed. @fosgoodwood @GoodwoodRRC @nigelmansell @WilliamsF1 @williamssupport

Just a few minor touch ups to do that I've just noticed, but apart from that it's finished. @nigelmansell @WilliamsF1 @Williams_F1_USA #formula1 #F1 #Williams

Final update from the drawing board, the next time you see this it will be finished.

If you don’t know this one, you need to learn it.

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“Regenmeister!” This drawing captures then-double World Champion Michael Schumacher driving his Ferrari F310 during the torrentially wet 1996 Spanish GP, en route to his historic first victory for Ferrari. Schumacher was heavily criticised for his “money-grabbing” move from Benetton - who carried him to his two World Titles - to perennial nearly-team Ferrari. And the F310 was easily one of Ferrari’s worst F1 cars for a generation - a parachute with wheels, per Schumacher himself. Yet in the rain, Schumacher could overcome the car’s performance deficits and made a mockery of the rest of the field. Not even a clutch problem nor a cracked exhaust could halt his inevitable march to the chequered flag. The regenmeister carried the day! And Schumacher’s decision to move to Ferrari was ultimately vindicated. Originally rendered in pencil and pastel by fine artist Mark J Davey, this piece is reproduced using specialist, fine art giclee printing methods. Only 50 of these numbered giclee prints will be made available and all come with a COA direct from and signed by the artist Mark J Davey. Overall size including 25mm border = 470mm x 347mm (18.5' x 13.66) markjdaveyart.com/products/micha…

@TodayF1History Pants!

Sooo how are we feeling about these regs? 😅😅