Michelin White Accent — 4 museum-grade prints in this palette. Eddie Cheever bridged American open-wheel culture and European Formula One during the turbo era — a rarity when US drivers seldom sustained Grand Prix careers across multiple seasons. His 1983 Renault season alongside Prost placed him inside the team that pioneered Renault turbo dominance, even as team orders and reliability favoured the French ace. Fernando Alonso won Formula One world championships with Renault in 2005 and 2006 — Spain's first drivers' titles and the decisive break in Michael Schumacher's Ferrari dominance. His 2006 campaign included seven wins and a season-long duel with Schumacher that peaked at the Hungarian and Italian Grands Prix. Derek Warwick never won a Formula One Grand Prix, yet his 1984 Renault season and later sports-car success at Le Mans and in the World Sportscar Championship cemented him as one of Britain's most respected drivers of the turbo era. Fans remember his refusal to accept second-tier treatment, his brother's death at Zandvoort in 1984 that paused his season, and the team politics that repeatedly denied him a top car.