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"I recently came across this rather intriguing slide while searching for Formula 1 images from 1976, and according to the box it came in, it was taken at Mosport that year. Jody Scheckter and Patrick Depailler had distinctive helmet liveries, so the yellow lid doesn&amp;#039;t reveal the driver&amp;#039;s identity. We know by the color of the car and the cutout in the bodywork (for the driver to see the mirrors) that it&amp;#039;s of the iconic Tyrrell P34 six-wheeler. And thanks to the excellent footage commissioned by French petroleum company Elf that, during this period in F1, plenty of onboard filming was done. But one look through the six-wheeler footage on the Lap of the Gods DVDs reveals nothing in the way of helmet-mounted action. Could this helmet-and-twin-camera contraption\u2014a Seventies GoPro\u2014have been used to shoot still photos instead of video? We don&amp;#039;t know. Right now, it&amp;#039;s merely a fantastic shot that contains more questions than answers, and out of sheer curiosity, we&amp;#039;re hoping to get your help in finding out the real story behind it. We have plenty of theories, but if you know the facts, please share them with us as we try to crack the case of the mysterious F1 cameraman and the footage he shot. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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