Sir Jackie Stewart Poster – Flying Scot Tyrrell & Matra Three-Time World Champion F1 Legend Art Print

Description

The Flying Scot. This beautifully designed Sir Jackie Stewart tribute art print celebrates one of the true founding legends of modern Formula 1 through a striking collage that bridges past and present. A young Stewart gazes out from the top of the composition beneath his trademark flat cap — the same cap he still wears today, as shown in the second portrait of the elder statesman in his signature tartan version. Between the two images, his legendary blue Tyrrell number 5 and Matra number 2 race cars are rendered in vivid detail, Elf and Dunlop sponsorship clearly visible, capturing the era when Stewart dominated Grand Prix racing with a combination of speed, intelligence, and precision that changed the sport forever.

The design is bold and graphic — soft cream backgrounds paired with striking blue circles and diagonal stripes create a pop-art quality that feels fresh and modern despite honouring a driver from the 1960s and 70s. His signature sweeps across the lower right, while repeating “Jackie Stewart” text runs along the base adding a contemporary graphic texture. The bold “Sir Jackie Stewart” typography cuts across the centre of the composition with unmistakable presence.

Three World Championships in 1969, 1971, and 1973. Twenty-seven Grand Prix victories. And perhaps most importantly, a tireless campaign for driver safety that saved countless lives. Stewart was more than a champion — he was the man who dragged Formula 1 into the modern age.

Printed on premium glossy, fade-resistant photo paper with high-resolution digital printing for vivid blues, warm cream tones, and sharp detail. Available in A1 (594 x 841 mm), A2 (420 x 594 mm), and A3 (297 x 420 mm) sizes to suit any space.

Please note: this listing is for the poster print only — frame is not included. Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, home offices, man caves, garages, and gaming rooms. An essential piece for Sir Jackie Stewart fans, vintage F1 collectors, Scottish motorsport enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the history and heritage of Formula 1.