Howden Ganley: The Silent Force of BRM.

Howden Ganley: The Silent Force of BRM.

Howden Ganley: The Silent Force of BRM.

In the high-stakes world of 1970s Formula 1, Howden Ganley was the ultimate professional. This print captures the New Zealand legend at the 1972 South African GP, where he piloted the screaming V12 BRM P160B against one of the most competitive fields in history.

The image showcases Ganley’s signature focus alongside the striking red-and-white Marlboro livery. For fans of Kiwi racing heritage, this tribute is a reminder of the era when "down-under" drivers dominated the global stage with raw talent and mechanical brilliance.

Celebrate a New Zealand racing icon. High-quality digital images are available now at motoprint.co.za 

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