<p>2000 Orange Arrows A21 Supertec, driven by Barry Walker in the Formula 1 show class of the 2014 CRAA classic race in Aarhus.
</p><p>If you zoom in really close on the eyes of driver Barry Walker, you'll notice that he looks horrified, maybe because the concrete barrier (or should that be Barryer? LOL) on the right is getting a little too close for comfort. Thankfully he made it through the corner just fine and continued on.
</p><p>Originally driven by Jos Verstappen, father of young Formula 1 star Max Verstappen, who is enjoying much more success than his father ever did. In all fairness, it must be added, that Max' Red Bull F1 is also more competitive than father Jos' 2000 car.
</p><p>Arrows struggled financially at this time, and although drivers Pedro De La Rosa and Jos Verstappen were often able to get into the upper half of the grids, reliability was a serious issue, and the results reflected that.
</p><p>Two more cars would be developed after the A21 - A22 and A23, but when main sponsor Orange folded in the middle of the 2002-season, it was the final straw and the Arrows team shut down shortly afterwards.
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PS: I'm well aware, that many (most?) race photographers try to capture motion/speed/motion on their photos, by following their subjects with the camera, making wheels and backgrounds blurry, and thus giving an impression of action... I don't do that! Actually I aim for the exact opposite: freezing the exact moment of the photo. The motion technique can provide some very nice action shots, but they always tend to sacrifice detail, not just on wheels and backgrounds. Personally, I'm trying to show some nice classic cars and for that I want as much detail as possible.
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