From Pitlane To Paper

28/08/2026

New additions to my smaller print collection.
Three legendary drivers in three iconic machines.
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Overall Size including 5mm border 260mm x 198mm (10.24"x7.8")
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20/08/2026

"Group B Mayhem."

This drawing captures the legendary Michele Mouton and Fabrizia Pons in the fire-spitting Audi quattro A2 at the 1983 Lombard RAC Rally of Great Britain. 1983 was the dawn of the crazy Group B era in WRC, and Mouton and Pons ultimately finished 5th in the 1983 Championship after an uncharacteristically crash-strewn campaign.
Originally rendered in pencil myself this piece is reproduced using specialist, fine art giclee printing methods.
Limited to 50 numbered examples and is shipped with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the me.
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11/08/2026

NEW DRAWING ALERT!
Brabham BT45B.
This picture captures Carlos Pace’s final Formula 1 race at the 1977 South African Grand Prix on 5 March 1977 at Kyalami.
He started from 2nd on the grid in his Brabham-Alfa Romeo and finished 13th (two laps down). This was the third and last race of his 1977 season (after 2nd in Argentina and a retirement in Brazil). He died in a light aircraft crash in Brazil on 18 March 1977, less than two weeks later.

08/08/2026

“The Most Beautiful of All”

This drawing captures the legendary Dan Gurney driving the Eagle Weslake Mk1 - the most beautiful F1 car of all - to victory at the 1967 Belgian GP.
They say a winning car is a beautiful car, and that was never more true than with the Eagle Weslake Mk1. It didn't even need to turn a wheel to turn heads, such was the perfection of its lines and its colour. That Gurney, a legend of motorsport, managed to take it to a solitary victory in a supremely competitive field that included the dominant Lotus 49 makes it all the more beautiful.
Originally rendered in pencil and pastel by fine artist Mark J Davey, this piece is reproduced using specialist, fine art giclee printing methods.
Limited to 50 numbered examples and is shipped with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.
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05/08/2026

Now available! Limited Edition Giclee print featuring Graham Hill in his Lotus 49B at the 1969 German GP. Only 50 of these numbered prints will be made available. All come with a Certificate Of Authenticity direct from the artist Mark J Davey.
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01/08/2026

“Pedro Diniz and the Arrows A19 Against the Rain”

This drawing captures Pedro Diniz battling the rain in his Arrows A19 Hart at the 1998 Italian GP.

The 1998 Italian GP was one to forget for Diniz, in a season to forget for Arrows. Diniz spun out on lap 10 after valiantly battling the rain in a recalcitrant and underpowered Arrows Hart. The Arrows A19 was designed by John Barnard, his last for Arrows, and it proved a disappointment and led to Barnard being replaced as Technical Director. The chassis was effective, but its Achilles heel was its unnecessarily-elaborate carbon fibre gearbox built at Barnard's behest. Diniz and Arrows parted company in acrimonious circumstances at the end of 1998 to cap a disappointing season compared to its promising 1997 campaign.

Originally rendered in pencil and pastel by fine artist Mark J Davey, this piece is reproduced using specialist, fine art giclee printing methods.

Limited to 50 numbered examples and is shipped with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.

Overall size including border. 470mm x 347mm (18.50" x 13.66")

01/08/2026

22/07/2026

Latest drawing. Graham Hill flying high at the 1969 German GP.
Mark's Motorsport Art

20/06/2026

Hi folks. Just finished my latest drawing.
Pedro Diniz in his Arrows A18 at the 1998 Italian GP at Monza.

22/05/2026

My latest drawing.
Ferrari F2001 9/11 Tribute at Monza with Michael Schumacher at the wheel..
This sponsorless Ferrari was a tribute to the horrific events that happened in the U.S.A. on 11th September 2001. The race itself which was in doubt at Monza took place only 5 days later on the 16th.