James Hunt and Niki Lauda-signed 1975 Silverstone Formula 1 programme, the 'autographs'-titled page bearing ballpoint pen signatures of both drivers a

James Hunt and Niki Lauda-signed 1975 Silverstone Formula 1 programme, the 'autographs'-titled page bearing ballpoint pen signatures of both drivers and team owner Ken Tyrrell, the 60-page A5 programme for the 27th Daily Express International Trophy on 13 April 1975 with some results notation, plus 'Racing Pits' and 'Special Trackside' event admission tickets (3) The Austrian's Ferrari won this race, but only after the Englishman's car, privately entered by Lord Hesketh, broke down having led for over half distance. Hunt would beat Lauda in the Dutch GP later that year and their subsequent rivalry is now immortalised by Hollywood director Ron Howard's new film ''Rush'', which recounts Niki Lauda's extraordinary return to fight James Hunt for the 1976 F1 World Championship, after receiving the last-rights following a fiery crash in the German GP.