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Nelson Piquet (Brabham) in the lead, along side him Rene Arnoux (Renault), 3rd Alfa Romeo's Patrick Depailler.

Nelson Piquet, Brabham-BMW, leads the field through the 1st chicane, followed by Alain Prost's Renault, the 2nd Brabham of Riccardo Patrese, Rene Arnoux on Renault and Patrick Tambay in the Ferrari

The fourth placed Ferrari 512 M #1044 of Herbert Müller (CH) and René Herzog (CH)

Hans Heyer (D) and René Herzog (CH) lead a Ford car in the BMW 2800 CS entered by Team Schnitzer - Motul

Rene Arnoux' Martini leading the field of backmarkers

Rene Arnoux celebrates his first ever Grand Prix victory

On race lap 22 Rene Arnoux went out, going straight on at Tarzan curve when a wheel fell off.

On lap 22 Rene Arnoux' Renault went straight into the barriers at Tarzan when a wheel fell off. The monocoque broke but absorbed the impact and the Frenchman could emerge unscathed.

Rene Arnoux, Renault RE24

Alain Prost in the Renault (red No 15) takes the lead from team-mate and polesetter Rene Arnoux, in 3rd position Pironi's Ferrari, followed by Tambay in the 2nd Ferrari, Lauda's McLaren (No 8) and Piquet's Brabham (No 1)

Rene Arnoux, Ferrari 126C3

Leader Rene Arnoux in the Renault spun and stalled on lap 15

Rene Arnoux' Renault out of the race on lap 15, while Patrese passes the scene

Rene Arnoux' Renault has just collided with Clay Regazzoni (the Williams losing its left front wheel and Arnoux damaging his rear suspension). Thus Williams driver Alan Jones was followed into the first corner by Villeneuve, Jabouille and Pironi.

3rd lap with Rene Arnoux's Renault leading the race, 2nd Jones in the Williams, 3rd the 2nd Renault of Jabouille

Both Renaults leading the race, Rene Arnoux 1st, Jabouille 2nd

Rene Arnoux' Renault after a accident during practice

Rene Arnoux' Renault after a accident during practice

Lap 1 with both Renaults of Rene Arnoux and Jabouille in the lead, Piquet 3rd

Rene Arnoux, Ferrari

Rene Arnoux in the Renault banging into the back of Riccardo Patrese's Brabham-BMW at the start of the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch 1982. This forced Alain Prost (in the 2nd Renault No.15), Derek Daly (Williams No.5) and John Watson (McLaren) to go onto the grass

At the start of the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch 1982, Rene Arnoux on Renault crashes into the back of Riccardo Patrese's Brabham-BMW

Ferrari team-mates Michele Alboreto and Rene Arnoux

Rene Arnoux, Ferrari 126 C2/B

Rene Arnoux, Renault, going off at Tarzan curve

Lap 22: Rene Arnoux' Renault went straight into the tyre barriers

At the start, Nelson Piquet on Brabham-BMW, leads the field through the 1st chicane, followed by Alain Prost's Renault, the 2nd Brabham of Riccardo Patrese, Rene Arnoux on Renault and Patrick Tambay in the Ferrari

Ferrari driver Rene Arnoux

Winner John Watson on the podium, flanked by McLaren team mate Niki Lauda and third placed René Arnoux

Winner John Watson on the podium, flanked by McLaren team mate Niki Lauda and third placed René Arnoux, who just recveives the right sponsor cap

Winner John Watson on the podium, flanked by McLaren team mate Niki Lauda and third placed René Arnoux, who just recveives the right sponsor cap

Rene Arnoux and Jean-Pierre Jabouille of Renault.

Rene Arnoux.

RenÈ Arnoux

French drivers Rene Arnoux and Alain Prost chat on the grid before the United States West Grand Prix in Long Beach 1981

Rene Arnoux lost front left wheel and goes off at Tarzan curve; fortunately no one was hurt in this spectacular accident on lap 22 of the Dutch GP in Zandvoort 1981

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