This sculpture is of William Grover, known as Williams (1903 - 1945) who was the winner of the 1st Grand Prix of Monaco in 1929, driving a Bugatti 35 B. The sculpture was created by François Chevallier and inaugurated by Prince Rainier in 1991. It stands in the centre of the roundabout at Place St. Dévote.
10 November 2007
Winner of 1st Monaco Grand Prix
This sculpture is of William Grover, known as Williams (1903 - 1945) who was the winner of the 1st Grand Prix of Monaco in 1929, driving a Bugatti 35 B. The sculpture was created by François Chevallier and inaugurated by Prince Rainier in 1991. It stands in the centre of the roundabout at Place St. Dévote.
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I wonder what he would think of the cars they drive today!
It just goes to show, we've come a far way baby!
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