The way it was, Spa 1965, Belgian Grand Prix, Eau Rouge in the rain. And the master at work. Jim Clark!.Photo Bernard Cahier

Ten years ago on this day, a shooting star went to Heaven. Jules Bianchi had charisma and loads of talent, but that damn Suzuka accident cost him his life. A very sad story, a tragedy. Race in Heaven, Jules!

Happy Birthday Patrick!.We miss you, my friend. Photo: Patrick Tambay, Brands Hatch 1983

Juan Manuel Fangio, the Maestro, was born on this day in 1911 in Balcarce, Argentina. His skill behind a steering wheel was unrivalled, and he is still vastly regarded as the greatest race driver ever. I was fortunate to have known him. Portrait by Bernard Cahier, Monaco 1956.

The story of my Lemania 105 watch.

Bernard Cahier was born on June 20th 1927, not 1957 of course! Sorry for the typo.

Happy Birthday to my extraordinary Papa, Bernard Cahier, born on June 20th 1957 in Marseille. Photo: with his friend Juan Manuel Fangio in 1956.

Brothers in arms, Innes Ireland and Stirling Moss. Happy birthday Innes!.Photo by Bernard Cahier, German GP 1961.

Missed by one day!.My friend Vic Elford, the great "Quick Vic" was born 90 years ago, June 10th 1935. Bernard Cahier photo: Le Mans 1969 at the wheel of the fearsome Porsche 917.

The legendary Bruce McLaren was tragically killed on this day in 1970, testing a Can-Am car. Photo by Bernard Cahier: Bruce after winning the Can-Am race in Riverside 1967.

My papa, Bernard Cahier, loved to play jokes and had lots of fun with masks and his race driver friends.

Gilles Villeneuve was wild, and that's why everyone loved him. But with the level of risk he took, it was inevitable that something bad would happen to him, driving the very dangerous cars of that era. The Little Prince went to the sky on May 8th, 1982. Photo: Zandvoort 1979

Mike Spence lost his life testing at Indy in 1968, on May 8th. Charming, unassuming but fast, he was part of the deadly quatuor which were killed in 1968 in four consecutive months. Photo by Bernard Cahier: Mike Spence in the BRM with Jackie Stewart sitting next to him, Spa 1967

A racer, a gentleman, and a friend. Goodbye Jochen , we will miss you. Photo by Bernard Cahier, Brazil 1976.

First of May, Ayrton Senna day. How sad. Such a colossal loss. He goes through my mind every day. Photo: Grand Prix de France 1988.

RT @F1Photo: On this day, in 2001, we lost a wonderful driver. Michele Alboreto was not only brilliant, he was also a delightful human bein….

Jochen Rindt was born on this day in 1942. He had extreme talent and with his beautiful wife Nina embodied a chic bohemian lifestyle, so 1970s. Alas, tragedy struck in Monza, and Jochen was gone. Photo by Bernard Cahier, French GP 1970, celebrating victory with Chapman and Nina.

Two "c"s in Riccardo, sorry.

Happy Birthday to the simpatico Ricardo Patrese, born on this day in 1954. Photo: Hockenheim 1990 after retirement.

April 7th will always be remembered as a sad day, the day when the iconic Jim Clark lost his life in 1968. Jim Clark was simply a phenomenal race driver, and will never be forgotten. Photo by Bernard Cahier. Jim Clark and his rival friend Dan Gurney battling in Zandvoort 1965.