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Almost 10 minutes of proper head to head GT1 racing
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Brilliant 200mph knee to knee racing on public roads with occasional wet patches to keep everyone on their toes. The whole video is worth a watch, but the final race after the restart was incredible from start to finish. I've time stamped it, but you'll have to click the Youtube link as embedding is restricted..
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It's driving like this that has made Hayden the latest addition to the WRC winner's list.
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I agree. I'm 45 years old & in the time I've been following motorsport, I've lost so many of my heroes. Ayrton Senna, Colin McRae, Dale Earnhardt, Peter Brock & Dan Wheldon who I'd followed for his whole career. Champions to me & many others. The only one not to have died in tragic circumstances is Sir Jack Brabham.
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I'm not a motorcycle guy, but this is amazing. The newest record on the Isle of Man TT. Average speed of 133 mph.
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An onboard lap of Silverstone in 1995 with Jean Alesi
The V12 sounds amazing. Lovely correction through Bridge.
The V12 sounds amazing. Lovely correction through Bridge.
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It's not an action video, but a brilliant piece nonetheless. Didn't know much about Derek beforehand but he turned out to be a fascinating man to listen to. Great stories about many grand prix drivers (funny bit about how he chased Schumacher in anger around the paddock too after an 'incident'). If you got an hour to spare this is definitely an interview you can't miss:
More of the same on the channel too so be sure to check it out.
More of the same on the channel too so be sure to check it out.
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Interesting to hear how quickly the Renault team crumbled. It's such a shame he didn't go to Williams. I'm also surprised how calm he is about Senna vetoing his move to Lotus; I'm sure that this has come with time. Back in 1985 I'm sure he was utterly furious.
Edit: Doubly surprised that he was paid by Toleman. I didn't think that backmarkers in the early 80s were paying their drivers!
Edit 2: The bit about Paul Warwick was touching.
Edit: Doubly surprised that he was paid by Toleman. I didn't think that backmarkers in the early 80s were paying their drivers!
Edit 2: The bit about Paul Warwick was touching.
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I have this race at my local track on DVD and although it's a 'demonstration' race, these legends weren't holding back at all. They certainly gave the crowd what they'd came for
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In Italian but that doesn't matter as it sounds sweet and the images are priceless:
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I didn't see this in the thread shockingly, The French Grand Prix 1979
Gilles Villeneuve VS Rene Arnoux for Second
The race was Won by French Driver Jean-Pierre Jabouille, It was his first Win and the first win for a Turbocharged car.
This could have been the First 1-2 by 2 French Driver's in French Cars (Renault) on French Tires (Michelin) But instead a Canadian in an Italian car broke it up to take second.
Gilles later cited this as his greatest racing memory.
Gilles Villeneuve VS Rene Arnoux for Second
The race was Won by French Driver Jean-Pierre Jabouille, It was his first Win and the first win for a Turbocharged car.
This could have been the First 1-2 by 2 French Driver's in French Cars (Renault) on French Tires (Michelin) But instead a Canadian in an Italian car broke it up to take second.
Gilles later cited this as his greatest racing memory.
