Incl das Tyrrell Team

Mein Fahrer/Idol in der Zeit😊❤

1:38 lol

Ab 1970 war ich Infiziert von der Formel 1!!

1:07 bros name 💀

When Mercedes and AutoUnion went to Donnington they had sealed orders telling them what car parts to destroy if war broke out, all the high tech parts with military grade alloys .

Peak racing

Génial 👍🏻 merci

The BMW driver was pushing hard!!!

Those Mercedes looked like they were from another decade compared to the billycart opposition. And the Auto Unions looked like they were from a different planet...! Thanks for the upload 😁👍

00:23 when that rescue worker got there and threw up the 'x' sign, you knew. Man, he knew immediately...makes your heart sink.

Jack Ickx e Max Marquez sono identici si assomigliano sono due sosia di età diverse ,una vecchia al mio paese assomigliava a tutti e due la stessa bocca

Magnifique.

"safety" and "concrete barriers" never really ringed any bells in my book. 🤔

@3:25 is Carel Godin de Beaufort, the Dutch racing legend!

I didn't know they had horns then. Strange to hear. And those launches at Flugplatz around 1:57 on are wild.

The incredible skill with which they drive almost makes you forget they were absolutely mad risking their lives in these high speed tubs.

THE GRATEST RACE IN THE WORLD : GORDON-BENNETT-RENNEN IN GERMANY 1904. 1 MILLION SPECTATORS 👍🤗 🏎🏎

this must have smelled so bad

Jackie "You had to rely on someone else making a mistake, and they all did at the Nurburgring." Notice he didn't say *we* all did. He wasn't bragging, just being his usual impeccably precise self. And apparently the race where they watched this replay, the 2003 US GP at Indy, was also a hell of a race.

375,000 people in the stands. More than 3 Michigan Stadiums. If that means anything to you. I could listen to Sir Jackie all day. (Actually, I could. He's all over yt.)

Stewart will always be king to me.

Von so einer Fahrweise können sich die heutigen GT3-Profis mal eine dicke Scheibe abschneiden!!

Alfa Romeo!!!❤

The fact that these guys can even get these pieces of crap around the track without dying is impressive, let alone do it with speed

Like a Charlie Chaplin movie : you never get bored ! These guys were just amazing !

Alfa romeo the best!!.

That was racing: multiple cars going over the barrier in the same race, no pit walls, swastikas on the German award's presenters...wait, what??

Retards getting their panties in a twist about "concrete safety barriers" like there was much better in 1985, braindead morons

Would love to see some developer make a sim racing title revolving around pre-war motorsport, with historic cars, tracks and categories.

merci mille fois merci pour cette vidéo

Amazing

1:57 I like the way they signalled the start of the race with a huge explosion

Good historical videos... Unfortunately you can also see a lot of Nazis here...

Were they still getting air in that one place.

The era of true heroes!!! Thanks for sharing!!! 🙏🇺🇸

Caracciola still holds the German Grand Prix record which remains unbeaten today. Awesome. Can he make it to 100 years with an unbeaten record?

Which layout of Nurburgring circuit was this race run on? 7.19 minute is real fast for these cars

This is an excerpt the wonderful "Shell History of Motor Racing, done in 1964. It's never been brought out on DVD but is a must for anyone interested in the history of motor racing. I've never seen anything, including the closing credits, identifying the narrator but he sounds an awful lot like Patrick MacNee.

Schade das die Strecke heute so zugewachsen ist. Da hatte man noch die Autos weit verfolgen können. Schade.

great season love old kyalami downhill on start finish line

Hermosa epoca de la F1 !

Why the hell isn't every single comment about the driver named 'DICK SEMEN'????!!!! There is no ignoring something like that, it's your duty as a biological entity to laugh and joke about a person named DICK SEMEN.

Fantastic!!!

I thought that Rudolf Caracciola's name was pronounced Caratchiola, and his nickname was Karratsch. His ancestors had emigrated form Naples in during the Hundred Years War. Great video, thank you very much.

This is the smallest number of laps in a full distance F1 race

There was no le Mans race in 1936!

1930s racing can be goofy and dangerous at the same time

i don't see any cats eyes on the road in this video

"Racing is life. Anything before or after is just waiting," Gilles Villeneuve