This article first appeared in GP Racing magazine.
EMERSON FITTIPALDI
World champion with McLaren in 1974
David Hobbs on Emerson Fittipaldi
Fittipaldi won the world title driving a Marlboro Texaco McLaren in 1974. Team-mate Hobbs drove a couple of races that season in a Yardley McLaren M23
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