Mark J Davey Art

I've tried many things and failed at most, my next journey is drawing things I enjoy. Yorkshire based motorsport artist.

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Latest from the drawing board. #PedroDiniz #F1 #V10 #ArrowsF1

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Latest from the drawing board. @UnracedF1

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“Jimmy's Last F1 Car”

This drawing captures the legendary Jim Clark driving the fabulous Lotus 49 Ford to victory at the 1968 South African GP.
It would turn out to be his last victory - and entry - in Formula 1. Jimmy would be killed in April 1968 while racing in an F2 race at the Hockenheimring. Jim Clark was Lotus, and Lotus was Jim Clark. He helped Colin Chapman and his team develop multiple iterations of Lotus F1 car through the 1960s, culminating in the mighty and technically groundbreaking 49. The first F1 car to use the engine as a stressed chassis member, it also provided the launchpad for the winningest racing engine in history: The Cosworth DFV V8. The legend driving a legend, indeed.
Originally rendered in pencil, 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 myself.

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@I_Am_Edwards24 @UnracedF1 @ScuderiaFerrari @GazzettaFerrari @Ferrari_Power1 @ScuderiaMilani @MustachedDriver Thanks Mike.

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Just finished my latest drawing.
Clay Regazzoni in his Ferrari 312B at the 1971 German GP.
I think we all love an airbourne F1 car.
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Le Mans week has started!!
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"Where the Valkyrie Belongs!"
This drawing captures the Aston Martin Racing Valkyrie LMH, driven by Tom Gamble, Harry Tincknell and Ross Gunn, on its debut at the 2025 Le Mans 24hrs. The Valkyrie was conceived by F1 design genius Adrian Newey and developed by Aston Martin and Red Bull Technologies as a track-focused hyper-sports car. Its natural home was always going to be Endurance Racing, and when the Hypercar class was created to replace the defunct LMP1 class in the WEC, fans were desperate for Aston Martin to take the Valkyrie to Le Mans. At last, in 2025, fans' wishes were granted. Valkyrie is an extreme design in every respect, and is by far the best-sounding Hypercar on the track thanks to its naturally-aspirated V12 screamer of an engine.
Originally rendered in pencil, this piece is reproduced using specialst, fine art giclee printing methods.
Limited to 50 numbered examples and is shipped with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.
Size 470mm x 347mm (18.5 x 13.66 inch)

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Latest from the drawing board, the next time you see this it will be finished. #Ferrari #Flyingcar @ScuderiaFerrari

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Latest from the drawing board.

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@RaceCanadaLive Great news.

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@JCapps_ That sound! Not the Arrows, the kids. Amazing! Love it.

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"The GOAT"

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This drawing captures the iconic Bugatti Type 35 resplendent in French racing blue. Unarguably the greatest racing car of all time, the Type 35 dominated almost every race it entered, winning over 1000 races between 1924 and 1930 including an unmatched five consecutive Targa Florio victories.

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

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

Overall size 470mm x 347mm.

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Quick update. After two suspensions in less than 12 hours, I've given up on RaceCanadaCA. We've dusted off @RaceCanadaLive and will be using that as our main account and this will go back to Tune In Alerts only next week. This week's alert coming at 7:35pm today, as usual.

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This drawing captures Sir Jackie Stewart demonstrating his championship-winning 1971 Tyrrell 003 Ford at the F1 Historic Challenge held at Long Beach, California in 2023. Sir Jackie is widely considered one of the greatest F1 drivers of all time, being a triple World Champion in a variety of cars and a life-long change-maker for driver safety. He is a legend of the sport.

The Tyrrell 003 Ford itself is probably the greatest unsung hero of F1, being one of the most successful designs ever. It won a total of 8 races, the most for an individual chassis until the Red Bull Racing RB19 surpassed its record in 2023 - more than 50 years later!

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

Overall size including 25mm border 470mm x 347mm (18'5 x 13'66)

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"Defying Expectations"
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This drawing captures Jenson Button driving the 2013 McLaren MP4/28. When Jenson announced his move to McLaren for 2010 as reigning World Champion, everyone thought he was making a mistake and would be badly embarrassed by the highly-rated Lewis Hamilton, himself a World Champion. But throughout their time as team mates, Jenson proved that he was more than a match for Lewis and often out-performed his esteemed team mate.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.