Ever since his dramatic and almost terminal accident at Spa in 1966, Jackie Stewart insisted on having a pair of spanners tapped to the inside of cockpit, next to his dashboard.
Before the days of pop-out steering wheels, the readily available tools would have enabled the removal of the wheel in the event of a crash or a mangled chassis, trapping its driver.
This is Sir Jackie's Matra MS80 at the 1969 Italian Grand Prix, prepared for the unexpected, with instructions in both English and Italian.
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