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Photographers standing close to action, while Henrie Pescarolo (March Ford-Cosworth) passes by.

Gerard Larrousse and Vic Elford being pushed to pose for a photo on track after winning the 1000km of Nuerburgring in their Martini-Porsche 908

Jack Brabham and Bernard Cahier

Jacky Ickx beeing photographed by Bernard Cahier during an interview. The shorthaired blonde lady behind is Bernard wife Joan, the mother of Paul-Henri Cahier

Bernard Cahier winner of the Grand Touring Class in a Porsche 911S, and 7th overall with team-mate Jean-Claude Killy, the former skier and tripe Olympic gold medalist, at the Targa Florio 1967

A strike of the photographers in the pitlane kept the drivers away from their cars and IRPA president Bernard Cahier explains the situation to March boss Max Mosley, Austrian Grand Prix, Zeltweg, 1973

Jacques Bernard 'Jacky' Ickx, the most successful all-round racing driver ever

F1 Supremo Bernard Ecclestone

Marlboro marketing boss J. Thompson, journalist spokesman Bernard Cahier and Tyrrell's driver Francois Cevert meet with the press at the Hotel Hermitage for an IRPA price giving 'Prix Orange'

IRPA president Bernard Cahier promotes the McLaren drivers Jody Scheckter and Denny Hulme to the press, French GP Paul Ricard 1973

Bernard Cahier congratulates Brabham's Carlos Reutemann, Belgian GP Zolder 1975

Bernard Cahier congratulates Brabham's Carlos Reutemann, Belgian GP Zolder 1975

Eric Bernard on Lola-Cosworth, San Marino GP Imola 1991 (Sponsor "ADIA interim" in Imola only)

At pit lane exit photographers show their bad mood about new working restrictions

Bernard Cahier congratulates race winner Bruce McLaren

Bernard Cahier with Jack Brabham

Eric Bernard on Lola-Cosworth

Enzo Ferrari and Bernard Cahier

The Porsche 908/03 013 of Claude Haldi (CH) and Bernard Cheneviere (CH) entered by Porsche Club Romand

Bernard Asset

Jacques Bernard 'Jacky' Ickx, the most successful all-round racing driver ever

Bernard Cheneviere (CH) and Claude Haldi (CH) on Porsche 911 S gain victory in the GT+2.0 group (16th overall), here in front of Jacques Rey's (CH) and Edgar Berney's (CH) Porsche 911 S

Bernard Cahier jokes around with Jacky Ickx

Fourth placed Bernard Cheneviere (CH) and Paul Keller (CH) on Porsche 911 S (winner in GT+2.0 class)

A relaxed afternoon in Zolder's paddock at McLaren hospitality area (recognisable: Jackie Stewart, Peter Windsor, Bernard Cahier and Denny Hulme entering the trailer)

Winning team (category P+5.0) Dan Gurney (USA) and A. J. Foyt (USA) celebrate with champagne on podium, legendary photographer and journalist Bernard Cahier left hand

Phil Hill, a manager from Goodyear (?), Bernard and Jane Cahier and Chaparral team boss Jim Hall chat together at Goodyear hospitality

Juan Manuel Fangio and Bernard Cahier listen to 'Black Jack' Brabham

British Grand Prix at Siverstone: Jackie Stewart and Bernard Cahier in the pits

British Grand Prix at Silverstone: Bernard Cahier with Jackie Stewart in the pits

Bernard Cahier with Huschke von Hanstein and two French journalists Jose Rosinski and Gerard Crombac

Jacky Ickx and Bernard Cahier during an interview. The shorthaired blonde lady behind is Bernard wife Joan, the mother of Paul-Henri Cahier

Jacky Ickx and Bernard Cahier

Triple Olympic gold medalist skier Jean-Claude Killy and team-mate Bernard Cahier, winner of the Grand Touring Class in a Porsche 911S, 7th overall at the Targa Florio 1967

Tripe Olympic gold medalist skier Jean-Claude Killy and team-mate Bernard Cahier winner of the Grand Touring Class in a Porsche 911S, 7th overall at the Targa Florio 1967

Bernard Cahier with Jackie Stewart

Bernard Cahier with race winner Dan Gurney

Bernard Cahier offering Jack Brabham a Goodyear clear water spray to refresh his face

Bernard Cahier with Jack Brabham

Bernard Cahier congratulates race winner Bruce McLaren

Bernard Cahier as Goodyear PR manager with Jackie Stewart

A strike of the photographers in the pitlane kept the drivers away from their cars and IRPA president Bernard Cahier explains the situation to March boss Max Mosley

An overeager uninformed security tries to remove Bernard Cahier by headlock from a place where he was allowed to (and insisted to) stay with the helping hands of surrounding spectators

Bernard Cahier conducts the annual IRPA (International Racing Press Association) meeting in Monza

Goodyear PR consultant Bernard Cahier hands over a golf bag as a gift to Ferrari's driver Clay Regazzoni

Bernard Cahier takes a drink with Francois Guiter of ELF Aquitaine

Bernard Ecclestone introduces BMW Sauber's Robert Kubica to a pleased VIP guest on the grid

French motor federation chief Nicolas Deschaux is being warmly welcomed on the grid by F1 promotor Bernard Ecclestone

Renault team boss Flavio Briatore and Bernard Ecclestone on the grid

Bernard Ecclestone visits the already prepared Ferrari Kimi Raikkonen on the pole position

Bernard Charles "Bernie" Ecclestone, president and CEO of Formula One Management and Formula One Administration

Jacques Laffite receives the "Prix Orange" from the president of IRPA (International Racing Press Association) Bernard Cahier at the Hotel Hermitage of Monte Carlo, for his kindliness with the press

Brabham driver Nelson Piquet and his team principal Bernard Ecclestone

Eric Bernard in a Lola-Lamborghini

Eric Bernard in a quite unbranded Ligier-Renault

Brabham driver Nelson Piquet talks with car designer Gordon Murray whilst team principal Bernard Ecclestone listens

Brabham driver Nelson Piquet with his team principal Bernard Ecclestone

The Rondeau M378 with a Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0L V8 engine, driven by Jean Rondeau, Bernard Darniche and Jacky Haran, gaines 9th place overall and wins the GTP 3.0 classement at the 24h Le Mans 1978

Principal come-together: Prince Albert de Monaco with Bernard Ecclestone in the paddock

Bernard Ecclestone

Formula 1 promoter Bernard Ecclestone receiving recent information from FIA race 'observer' Herbie Blash

Bernard Ecclestone in discussion with Colin Colles and Ian Phillips of Midland F1

Formula 1 promotor Bernard Ecclestone

The Porsche 911 S of Alan Johnson (USA) and Elliot Forbes-Robinson (USA) entered by Richie Ginther Racing Inc. with an open bonnet behind Sylvain Garant's (F) / Pierre Greub's (CH) Porsche 911 S (car no. 35) and the later 13th placed Porsche 911 S of Bernard Cheneviere (CH) and Björn Waldegaard (S)

The Ferrari 512 M 1040 of Mark Donohue (USA) and David Hobbs (GB) entered by North American Racing Team pushes from behind (car no. 27 Christian Poirot (F) on Porsche 910, car no. 36 Porsche 911 S of Bernard Cheneviere (CH) and Björn Waldegaard (S) entered by Ecurie Jean Sage)

The later 13th placed Porsche 911 S of Bernard Cheneviere (CH) and Björn Waldegaard (S) entered by Ecurie Jean Sage behind Raymond Touroul's (F) and André Anselme's (F) Porsche 911 S which wins in the GT+2.0 group (sixth overall)

Cosworth commercial director Bernard Ferguson with Sam Michael, Williams technical director

Photographers standing close to action, while Jackie Stewart (Tyrrell Ford-Cosworth) passes by.

Podium, Berger vor den Ligierfahrern Panis und Bernard

FIA president Max Mosley with F1 promotor Bernard Ecclestone

Jack Brabham with his friend, the IRPA president, photographer and journalist Bernard Cahier, French GP, Bugatti au Mans 1967

Enzo Ferrari and Bernard Cahier, Italian GP Monza 1967

B.M.W. Italie-France entered this BMW M1 with the drivers Bernard Darniche (F), Johnny Cecotto (YV) and Philippe Alliot (F)

Bernard Cahier

Johnny Herbert speaks with Bernard Ecclestone

Bernard Cahier has fun with his son Paul-Henri

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