This Niki Lauda Signed 1976 Nürburgring Crash Driver Card is a remarkable piece of motorsport history. The card commemorates one of the most pivotal and courageous moments in Formula 1, documenting Lauda’s near-fatal crash at the 1976 German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring. Lauda’s Ferrari 312 T2 went off the track and caught fire, resulting in horrific burns. Despite his injuries, Lauda’s determination led to his return to racing just six weeks later, making it one of the most iconic acts of resilience in sports.
The card, printed in 1977, features an image of Lauda’s crash and carries his signature, making it an incredibly rare collectible. Lauda’s return to the Italian Grand Prix later that year not only proved his physical recovery but also cemented his status as one of the most mentally tough drivers in the history of F1.
This item is a great piece for collectors of F1 memorabilia, particularly those who are fans of Lauda or the legendary 1976 season. Given the historical significance of the crash and Lauda’s recovery, this is a symbol of determination, courage, and the spirit of Formula 1.
Accompanied with our certificate of authenticity
£245.00
1 in stock
