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Rolex E a F Olex E a Formula 1® Ormula 1® Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® IMAGENS DO FORMULA 1 ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX 2018 Ref: 1_f1abud18js_0356 Ref: 2_f1abud18js_0075 Ref: 3_f1abud18js_0360 Ref: 4_f1abud18js_0348 START OF THE FORMULA 1 2018 ATMOSPHERE AT FORMULA 1 2018 SECOND CORNER ACTION AT THE PIT LANE ATMOSPHERE AHEAD ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI FORMULA 1 2018 ETIHAD AIRWAYS OF THE RACE GRAND PRIX GRAND PRIX ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Ref: 5_f1abud18js_0123 Ref: 6_f1abud18js_0208 FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – MARINA ATMOSPHERE AT THE BRENDON HARTLEY (NZL), RED FORMULA 1 2018 ETIHAD AIRWAYS BULL TORO ROSSO HONDA ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 1 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® IMAGENS DO FORMULA 1 GRANDE PRÊMIO HEINEKEN DO BRASIL 2018 Ref: 1_f1saop18js_0294 Ref: 2_f1saop18js_0296 Ref: 3_f1saop18js_0292 Ref: 4_f1saop18js_0336 FIRST CORNER ACTION AT THE RACE – LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), PIT LANE ATMOSPHERE AHEAD RACE ACTION AT THE FORMULA 1 FORMULA 1 GRANDE PRÊMIO MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS OF THE RACE GRANDE PRÊMIO HEINEKEN DO HEINEKEN DO BRASIL 2018 MOTORSPORT LEADS THE FIELD BRASIL 2018 Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Ref: 5_f1saop18js_0045 Ref: 6_f1saop18js_0331 Ref: 7_f1saop18js_0300 Ref: 8_f1saop18js_0311 FORMULA 1 GRANDE PRÊMIO RACE – VALTTERI BOTTAS (FIN), RACING ACTION DURING THE RACE – PIERRE GASLY (FRA), RED HEINEKEN DO BRASIL 2018 PIT MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 GRANDE PRÊMIO BULL TORO ROSSO HONDA; LANE MOTORSPORT DEFENDS FROM HEINEKEN DO BRASIL 2018 SERGIO PÉREZ (MEX), RACING KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN (FIN), SCUDERIA POINT FORCE INDIA F1® TEAM; Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif FERRARI Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif CARLOS SAINZ JR (SPA), RENAULT SPORT FORMULA ONE™ TEAM Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 2 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® Ref: 9_f1saop18js_0329 Ref: 10_f1saop18js_0226 Ref: 11_f1saop18js_0146 Ref: 12_f1saop18js_0129 RACE – MAX VERSTAPPEN (NL), POST-QUALIFYING FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – ASTON MARTIN RED BULL SCRUTINEERING ESTEBAN OCON (FRA), RACING RACING; ESTEBAN OCON (FRA), Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif POINT FORCE INDIA F1® TEAM; RACING POINT FORCE INDIA F1® Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif CHARLES LECLERC (MON), ALFA TEAM; LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), ROMEO SAUBER F1® TEAM; MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), MOTORSPORT MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS MOTORSPORT Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif IMAGENS DO FORMULA 1 GRAN PREMIO DE MÉXICO 2018 Ref: 1_f1mex18js_0329 Ref: 2_f1mex18js_0390 Ref: 3_f1mex18js_0392 Ref: 4_f1mex18js_0299 RACE – MAX VERSTAPPEN (NL), LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), PODIUM ATMOSPHERE AT THE ATMOSPHERE AHEAD OF THE ASTON MARTIN RED BULL RACING MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 GRAN PREMIO DE FORMULA 1 GRAN PREMIO DE LEADS THE FIELD MOTORSPORT, 2018 FIA FORMULA MÉXICO 2018 MÉXICO 2018 ONE® DRIVERS’ WORLD Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif CHAMPION Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 3 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® Ref: 5_f1mex18js_0345 Ref: 6_f1mex18js_0363 Ref: 7_f1mex18js_0056 Ref: 8_f1mex18js_0465 RACE ACTION THROUGH THE RACE – LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), ROLEX TRIPLE-FACED CLOCK IN ROLEX TESTIMONEE, PLACIDO FORO SOL STADIUM SECTION MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS THE MEXICO PADDOCK DOMINGO MOTORSPORT; DANIEL Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif RICCIARDO (AUS), ASTON MARTIN Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif RED BULL RACING; SEBASTIAN VETTEL (GER), SCUDERIA FERRARI; MARCUS ERICSSON (SWE), ALFA ROMEO SAUBER F1® TEAM Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Ref: 9_f1mex18js_0388 Ref: 10_f1mex18js_0406 Ref: 11_f1mex18js_0284 Ref: 12_f1mex18js_0124 ATMOSPHERE AT THE RACING ACTION AT THE FORMULA ESTEBAN OCON (FRA), RACING FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – AUTÓDROMO HERMANOS 1 GRAN PREMIO DE MÉXICO 2018 POINT FORCE INDIA F1® TEAM LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), RODRÍGUEZ DURING QUALIFYING MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif MOTORSPORT; KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif (FIN), SCUDERIA FERRARI Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 4 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® Ref: 13_f1mex18js_0103 Ref: 14_f1mex18js_0077 Ref: 15_f1mex18js_0088 Ref: 16_f1mex18js_0483 FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – FORMULA 1® STEERING WHEEL SUNRISE AT AUTÓDROMO ROLEX TESTIMONEES, PLACIDO SERGIO PÉREZ (MEX), RACING HERMANOS RODRÍGUEZ DOMINGO AND SIR JACKIE POINT FORCE INDIA F1® TEAM Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif STEWART Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif IMAGENS DO FORMULA 1 PIRELLI UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX 2018 Ref: 1_f1aust18js_0199 Ref: 2_f1aust18js_0228 Ref: 3_f1aust18js_0196 Ref: 4_f1aust18js_0269 ROLEX PIT LANE CLOCK AT START OF THE FORMULA 1 SUNRISE AT CIRCUIT OF THE KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN (FIN), SCUDERIA CIRCUIT OF THE AMERICAS PIRELLI 2018 UNITED STATES AMERICAS FERRARI CROSSES THE GRAND PRIX CHEQUERED FLAG AHEAD OF Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif MAX VERSTAPPEN (NL), ASTON Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif MARTIN RED BULL RACING AND LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS MOTORSPORT Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 5 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® Ref: 5_f1aust18js_0232 Ref: 6_f1aust18js_0240 Ref: 7_f1aust18js_0256 Ref: 8_f1aust18js_0243 RACE – KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN (FIN), ATMOSPHERE AT THE CIRCUIT OF RACE – SERGIO PÉREZ (MEX), RACE – KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN (FIN), SCUDERIA FERRARI LEADS THE THE AMERICAS RACING POINT FORCE INDIA F1® SCUDERIA FERRARI; LEWIS FIELD TEAM HAMILTON (GBR), MERCEDES- Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif AMG PETRONAS AND LANCE Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif STROLL (CAN), WILLIAMS MARTINI RACING Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Ref: 9_f1aust18js_0230 Ref: 10_f1aust18js_0254 Ref: 11_f1aust18js_0234 Ref: 12_f1aust18js_0252 FIRST CORNER ACTION AT THE CIRCUIT OF THE AMERICAS RACE – SEBASTIAN VETTEL (GER), ACTION AT TURN 15 DURING FORMULA 1 PIRELLI 2018 UNITED SCUDERIA FERRARI RECOVERS FORMULA 1 PIRELLI 2018 UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif FROM THE BACK OF THE FIELD STATES GRAND PRIX Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 6 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® Ref: 13_f1aust18js_0092 Ref: 14_f1aust18js_0065 FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – FORMULA 1 PIRELLI 2018 UNITED SERGIO PÉREZ (MEX), RACING STATES GRAND PRIX PIT LANE POINT FORCE INDIA F1® TEAM ATMOSPHERE Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif IMAGENS DO FORMULA 1 SINGAPORE AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX 2018 Ref: 1_f1singa18js_0364 Ref: 2_f1singa18js_0375 Ref: 3_f1singa18js_0037 Ref: 4_f1singa18js_0358 START OF THE FORMULA 1 2018 LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), ROLEX PIT LANE CLOCK AT THE FORMULA 1 2018 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE AIRLINES MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS FORMULA 1 2018 SINGAPORE AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX MOTORSPORT LEADS THE AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX DRIVERS’ TRACK PARADE FORMULA 1 2018 SINGAPORE PRIX Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif PRIX Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 7 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® Ref: 5_f1singa18js_0391 Ref: 6_f1singa18js_0367 Ref: 7_f1singa18js_0066 Ref: 8_f1singa18js_0370 RACE – MARCUS ERICSSON RACE – LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), ROLEX TRIPLE FACED CLOCK IN RACING ACTION AT THE MARINA (SWE), ALFA ROMEO SAUBER F1® MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS THE SINGAPORE PADDOCK BAY STREET CIRCUIT TEAM; KEVIN MAGNUSSEN (DEN), MOTORSPORT LEADS THE FIELD HAAS F1® TEAM AND BRENDON Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif HARTLEY (NZL), RED BULL TORO Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif ROSSO HONDA Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Ref: 9_f1singa18js_0381 Ref: 10_f1singa18js_0377 Ref: 11_f1singa18js_0361 Ref: 12_f1singa18js_0382 RACE – SEBASTIAN VETTEL (GER), RACING ACTION ON THE DRIVERS LINE UP IN THE PIT LANE RACE – LEWIS HAMILTON (GBR), SCUDERIA FERRARI; MAX ANDERSON BRIDGE MERCEDES-AMG PETRONAS VERSTAPPEN (NL), ASTON MARTIN Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif MOTORSPORT; SEBASTIAN RED BULL RACING AND VALTTERI Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif VETTEL (GER), SCUDERIA BOTTAS (FIN), MERCEDES-AMG FERRARI AND MAX VERSTAPPEN PETRONAS MOTORSPORT (NL), ASTON MARTIN RED BULL RACING Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif 8 / 33 Galeria de fotos Rolex e a Formula 1® Ref: 13_f1singa18js_0258 Ref: 14_f1singa18js_0253 Ref: 15_f1singa18js_0163 Ref: 16_f1singa18js_0153 ESTEBAN OCON (FRA), RACING SPARKS FLY DURING QUALIFYING ACTION ON ANDERSON BRIDGE FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – POINT FORCE INDIA F1® TEAM DURING FRIDAY PRACTICE 2 KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN (FIN), SCUDERIA EXITS THE PIT LANE Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif FERRARI; PIERRE GASLY (FRA), Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif RED BULL TORO ROSSO HONDA Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif AND LANCE STROLL (CAN), WILLIAMS MARTINI RACING Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Ref: 17_f1singa18js_0186 Ref: 18_f1singa18js_0184 Ref: 19_f1singa18js_0082 Ref: 20_f1singa18js_0135 SINGAPORE FLYER DURING FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS – MARINA BAY STREET CIRCUIT FRIDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS STOFFEL VANDOORNE (BEL), ATMOSPHERE IN THE PIT LANE ATMOSPHERE AT NIGHT MCLAREN F1® TEAM; ESTEBAN Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif OCON (FRA), RACING POINT Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif Créditos: © Rolex/Jad Sherif FORCE INDIA F1® TEAM AND DANIEL RICCIARDO (AUS), ASTON MARTIN RED BULL RACING Créditos: © Rolex/Jad
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