This edition tells the story of Jackie Stewart through the photographs of Rainer W. Schlegelmilch, the man with the camera, who stood closer to the cars than anyone else.

Seven images spanning 1966 to 1973. From the danger of the Nürburgring to the precision of Monza.

These are not race results. They are risk, emotion, speed and the humanity behind the helmet.

Page count:
16 magnetic pages

Dimensions:
Book: 45x30 cm (open)
Frame: 61x46 cm

Print:
Museum-grade giclée prints (Fineart)

Materials:
Handcrafted magnetic volume in a luxury white wood frame

Weight:
3.498 kg

Photographer:
Rainer W. Schlegelmilch

Handcrafted in Italy

Twenty-seven is not a marketing number. It is a record. Jackie Stewart won twenty-seven Grands Prix, twenty-seven times first across the line. This edition holds one number for every victory, signed by the photographer who was there to see them. When they are gone, they are gone, because Jackie won only twenty-seven.

€150 from the sale of each Rainer Signed Edition copy is donated to Race Against Dementia, a charity registered in England and Wales.

The first numbered batch ships in August 2026. If your copy is in that batch, it ships within about a week of your order; copies in later batches are produced and shipped within approximately four weeks. Your private membership page shows the live status of your specific copy at every step.

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