Ken Miles was a legendary racing driver who, in 1966, played a pivotal role in one of the greatest upsets in motorsports history. At the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Miles and his co-driver, Denny Hulme, piloted the Ford GT40 Mk II to victory, beating out the dominant Ferrari team that had won the race for the previous six years in a row. Despite facing numerous setbacks and challenges throughout the gruelling race, Miles’s skill and determination behind the wheel helped him and his team secure a historic win, cementing his place in racing lore as one of the all-time greats.

Paul’s Limited Edition print perfectly captures the dark atmosphere, when rain clouds start to build at dusk Ken Miles thunders past the pits and a packed grandstand in the now iconic GT40. He would go on to finish second behind the McLaren-Amon driven GT40, securing Ford a conclusive 1-2-3 sweep bringing Ferrari’s dominance to an end.

Special remarque copy now in stock

This piece has been transformed with this original remarque in the lower left region of the print which captures further detail of Ken Miles’ GT40 storming through the rain. This piece has been professionally framed to full conservation standards using UV99 ArtGlass to help preserve this print and remarque.