Ronnie Peterson Pillows

Lotus Ronnie Peterson F1

March Engineering were an ultra successful British racing car manufacturer throughout the 1970's-1990's. This iconic logo was seen on the nose of many leading Formula 1, 2 & 3, F3000 cars, Indy, Sports-racing and Can Am cars throughout the world at all major race events. March is where Niki Lauda, James Hunt and Ronnie Peterson honed their skills, so this logo brings serious accolade !

An exact recreation of the famous 1975 Hesketh Racing Teddy Bear - the perfect emblem for a Team led by Lord Hesketh, Bubbles Horsley and James Hunt who really only entered Grand Prix racing to have fun. Whether at the bar, or on the grid, Team Hesketh were always at the front.

An exact recreation of the original Hesketh Racing Team emblem (the Teddy Bear came a year later) in homage to Lord Hesketh, Bubbles Horsley and James Hunt - Never was Grand Prix racing more colourful than when the Hesketh team were serving champagne in every paddock of every Grand Prix throughout the early Seventies!

Jochen Rindt, Lotus 72 & Ronnie Peterson, Lotus 79

March Engineering were an ultra successful British racing car manufacturer throughout the 1970's-1990's. This iconic logo was seen on the nose of many leading Formula 1, 2 & 3, F3000 cars, Indy, Sports-racing and Can Am cars throughout the world at all major race events. March is where Niki Lauda, James Hunt and Ronnie Peterson honed their skills, so this logo brings serious accolade !- it is also uber F1 retro !

RONNIE PETERSON

March Engineering were an ultra successful British racing car manufacturer throughout the 1970's-1990's. This iconic logo was seen on the nose of many leading Formula 1, 2 & 3, F3000 cars, Indy, Sports-racing and Can Am cars throughout the world at all major race events. March is where Niki Lauda, James Hunt and Ronnie Peterson honed their skills, so this logo brings serious accolade !

An exact recreation of the famous 1975 Hesketh Racing Teddy Bear - the perfect emblem for a Team led by Lord Hesketh, Bubbles Horsley and James Hunt who really only entered Grand Prix racing to have fun. Whether at the bar, or on the grid, Team Hesketh were always at the front.