He was definitely right about the banking cartels

So much better than Le Mans these days!

AHHH Yes...the Auctions....where you can get a bargain for twice the price...A low mileage GT40 Sold in Canada...3 months ago privately...for 3 million !!!

I feel like back in these days, it wasn’t common to not follow in your family’s footsteps. I applaud Ford’s family for letting him indulge in his passion.

Mr. Ford was an influential figure in the crafting of National Socialist Ideology.

Jim Sim. 72 yrs old . Being one of the few tradesmen who has made many types of wood wheels .this is fascinating. The tool kit is much bigger and mass production is no 1 my day it was all by hand except band saw lathe and mortise machine all final assembly was by hand with a ton of different clamps every so often testing for true when rotating side to side plus up and down . Tolerance about 1 mm ...

Disappointing that the History Channel didn't mention the Dodge Brothers' contribution to Ford's success. Ford admitted that he could never have accomplished what he did without the Dodge Brothers.

What year is this

Great video! I wish that these period pieces would stop playing the old-time music. It is a little cheesy and cliche!

GT40 permanently cemented in history as an all time great.

supposed experts cant even pronounce porsche correctly "por-sha" not "porsh"

Tundra!

13.37 lap of 205 kph and 207 kph ,think he ment 205 mph lol cause 205 kph is like 125 mph not muchJust wow bare lamp posts lining the straight ,trees ,banks ,ditches ,marshels standing behind a couple of hay bales as cars go past at 180 mph ,couple of fire engines ,cars ahd lotta gas and magnseium parts wow dangerous as

How cool is this...Prototypes, GT and Tran Am

Next time you go buy BBQ briquettes look for the Kingsford brand which is still sold everywhere. That sub company was created by ford in the early Ford years. I was told it was a way for ford to make money off of even the tiny scrap pieces of wood by turning them into charcoal. I'm not sure about that part but it sounds good lol.

Rain, sun, rain, sun. If I am correct only about 20 cars finished. The first visit on my own to the 24 heures du mans. The 'village' was an eye opener to a young man with very French side shows, freaks, strippers et al. Nasty accident near the end with a car on fire.

so awesome,well done 👍🏽

Soooo Frenchy had to change the rules to compete rather than build a better car hmmm smh

cool cars, beautiful cars, fast in a straight line.. but compared to todays racing cars? in terms of grip and cornering speed? night and day.

before the globalist had a stranglehold on day-to-day life, god bless the 60s.

This was real racing and the cars were beautiful! Especially the curvaceous red Ferraris like the 250GTO and the 330P4 !

This is a program that the History Channel should have more episodes than they should have more documentation about UFOs or aliens 😂

To bad Le Mans track has been butchered !

It seems the Lewis and sainz know this track well . Should be a good race . My boy Max has his hands full , still wouldn't put it past him to win it

This was a dangerous era in racing.

The most famous GT40 ! Chassis#1075

Wow - Imagine back in the day, listen to this for the first time when it was released.

@ 8.16 Ulf Norinder from Sweden. I think he drove a Lola T70 maybe with Sten Axelsson but I´m not sure. Thanks for the upload of this wonderful film. Cheers from Sweden!

Thank you so much for this. 10/10 post❤

I saw this race...lived in Daytona Beach

It's really nice with quality images, but where did you find the original one with the french voice ? Thank you !

I,had,a,1978.mgb.it.wasnt.a.rea.speed.demon.it.was.a.lot,of.fun.to.drive. I.could.carve.through.city.traffic,like,it.was.a.four.wheel,motorcycle.I.gave.a.a.black guy,who,worked,at,the,same.,loading,dock,I,,did,a,ride,home,he,thought,me,shifting,with,my,arm,on,the,armrest ,was,about,the,cooles,t,thing.he,had,ever,seen. Thank you for the video After w

I guess this is just an attack on ford. Don’t get the history correct of the foundation of for just attack his Jewish standing.

27. Mins - " immigrant " Work force. Nothing changes in USA. Migrants ,today, are taking over the job openings, from where citizens. Residents, could have the job. But insread. An illegal alien migrant, takes the job. Tsk tsk..

Thank you so much for up-loading this: 👍👏👌!

The “terrible music” you talk about, is that the 80s ESPN Speedworld music theme? at the start of a Glory Day’s episode? Or something else. The Speed World theme is wonderful, and always got me revved up to watch a motor racing broadcast! I miss it.

Waaay back in the day, Henry Payne held SCCA autocrosses at the track he built around the grounds of Payne Engineering. He would frequently take either his 904 (with the 6 cyl engine), 906, 908 or 910 around his track. I recall the day he stuffed his 908 into a tree that was near the edge of the track. Somewhere I have a photo of my dad standing between his 904 and one of the others.

Los años 60's fueron para México sin duda los mas brillantes en el deporte internacional... Rafael Osuna gano el unico grand slam para México fue el u.s open en 1963... Manuel "pulgarcito" Ramos es mexicano que contendio por titulo de peso completo en boxeo...fue contra Joe Frazier,pero perdio.Pedro Rodríguez gana las 24 hs de L'Mans todo en 1968, Raga un básquetbolista fue el primer extranjero que contrato la n.b.a. aunque no quizo ir por jugar lo j.o. de México..Memo Echavarría fue el primer y unico mexicano en obtener un record mundial en natación, creo fueron los 1,500 estilo libre .. México incluso organizo los j.olimpicos y quedo en 15vo lugar con 12 medallas y asi recuerdo otrros logros .. Juanito Martinez en atletismo Yola Ramírez en tenis ,Ruben Amaro gano el guante de oro en ligas mayores y después les pasó otros logros que hoy no los tenemos.

1968 I was 12 years old. Back then not too many car racing, especially when one did not have cable TV, only roof antennas, and maybe pick up 3 or 4 TV stations. Maybe 5 or 6 on a good clear day.

the camera is sped up a ridiculous amount

The AC Ace had an inline six, not a four cylinder engine. People should know that by now. I have known that for years.

What is so difficult about pronouncing the Porsche name correctly????

7:18

"who he thought were mostly jewish" he thought or knew this? This was a fact you cant argue with. facts are thought of, they merely exist.

Ford was very correct about the small hat tribe and God bless him for expressing his truthfulness.

Wow, Carl Sagan had a Porsche collection. Who knew?

Henry was wise to the banking and financial world ,he made a lot of people money 🦉and protected his company 🌞🍊

Right....... In my model car collection I have a Chev, Lin, and AMC Horn.

Get the name right! Porsche prenouced PORSH ER. Don't chop it short. arg!

*THE ELON MUST IN THE 1900S*