Georges Hamel's 1933 Monaco Grand Prix poster is celebrated for its unique perspective on the race. Known as 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel', it captures a thrilling moment as cars emerge from Monaco's Larvotto tunnel into bright sunlight. Rather than focusing on race leaders, Hamel's artwork places viewers at the back of the pack, experiencing the intense transition from darkness to light at nearly 200 km/h. The scene vividly portrays the cars speeding along Boulevard Louis II, near Port Hercule's quays, just before navigating the Chicane de Port. Hamel's distinctive approach and mastery of motor racing scenes make this poster a standout in Grand Prix advertising history. Carefully re-produced from original by the Vintage Car Museum who house one of the largest collections of vintage racing and car poster collections.