1963 all over again!! 👍🌊🏄

I lost my copy years ago, and could never find it for sale. Good to hear this again, I remember every phrase and note.

Talking Heads during the intro lap with the Nissan. How cool is that?

My mum loved Jack Brabham and dad liked Jochen Rindt. I'd not heard him speak until recently, very fluent and charming.

Amazing video.

Would Lewis Hamilton even have been allowed in pits for this race, or even the track. All I saw were white face spectators.

✌️🤠💥🌟🌀👍

More proof that you don't need a 4 wheel drive to have fun offroading. I used to do this stuff when I was 18 with my 71 Dodge Dart Swinger and some heavy lug truck tires I put on it that happened to fit on the rims. I used to take that car off road and into the dirt and sand all the time, never got stuck. In the winter time the car was a beast in the snow.

I was there

A very young Gary Peacock on bass...four years after this, he'd have his breakout in New York...

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The top of "APARTHEID" 1970.

I can't watch :(

Black Jack's last GP win. . .

Absolutely SMOKIN HOT.

Dani......Sweetheart

Stoked! 2023!

Will say "no fewer than" no fewer than three times...and then the driver retires for good, due to a priceless ignition coil...Gillible 😜

So sad we couldn’t save her

I remember riding my Schwinn Stingray Bicycle to that race at 15 years old and managed to get into the pit lane! Those were heady times for a kid my age but it was one of those moments in life that changed the trajectory of my life because I got into professional Motorsports. The first team I worked for was Electramovive engineering building and campaigning GTP cars & Stadium off road trucks for Nissan and that was the beginning of my 40 year career in racing! Today I still own a small fabrication shop in Sonoma California working mainly on race cars

Thanks for this upload. What a piece of histort, commercials and all 😂

Most beautiful F1 cars ever!!!!

A great version - yes the guitar sounds like Ralph Wash to me.

I remember watching the bank holiday Monday Formula 2 race where a lot of the Formula 1 drivers used to compete, and Graham Hill was driving using an amazing throttle sound in the corners, going on and off the accelerator pedal, much like Ayrton Senna did many years later. When he was asked about it, Graham said that it was unfortunately down to the fact that it was too painful for him to keep his foot down because his legs still weren't properly healed.

Does anyone know the title of the music in this incredible video? I would like to see many formula 1 races of the late 1970s given this same video treatment. Fantastic!

Racing the way it should be.Cars not rolling billboards yet. Camera angles at ground level so you can see the speed... all ruined bu "safety" and rules nonsense...

What a silly cow she is. Only got a drive because of her looks which put a lot of real drivers in peril. The sport won't miss her or remember anything about her.

My grandma's cousin jim beat me to the punch on off roading an oldsmobile. I used to hammer that delta 88 Royale on gravel roads like it was a rally car.

"About a month and a half ago, no one in America had ever heard of him" -- John Morton on Wayne Taylor, after calling him "Baker" for the first 20 minutes of the race. Kidding aside, this is great stuff.

This is a remarkably well filmed and edited film for a motorsport event of that era. The narration was done well, too, with being informational on the entire field of drivers/cars. (Edited update) I noticed at the closing credits this was a BBC-TV production, which explains the quality of this production.

RIP PISTOLA 😢

Hill was cooler than James Bond.

The hardest thing to do in nascar is win the pole at daytona. And she nailed it with perfect laps , she would have won that race too but got very shitty advice from her spotter , and the next year nascar made qualifying really weird (not a coincidence)

Poor Chris Amon, he should of stayed with Ferrari for at least one more year.

Barefoot Adventure is a soundtrack album of music from Bruce Brown's 1961 surf film of the same name. All the music was composed by saxophonist Bud Shank, performed by him with a small jazz combo, and released on the Pacific Jazz label. Track listing All compositions by Bud Shank "Barefoot Adventure" - 4:12 "Shoeless Beach Meeting" - 4:06 "Jungle Cruise" - 4:43 "How High the Makaha" - 3:10 "Well, 'Pon My Soul" - 4:14 "Ala Moana" - 2:15 "Bruce Is Loose" - 3:24 "Dance of the Sea Monsters" - 4:06 Personnel Bud Shank - alto saxophone, baritone saxophone Carmell Jones - trumpet Bob Cooper - tenor saxophone Dennis Budimir - guitar Gary Peacock - bass Shelly Manne - drums

My favorite kind of jazz

The 1 & Only Paul Butterfield - Vocals n Harp Turned On a Whole Generation of Harp Players n Lovers...The Whole Band!! 😎

4:43 The sound of that Matra... wow...

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Such a great harp solo

David Clayton Thomas encouraged me to play, but listening to Paul Butterfield taught me how. Songs like this told me I'd finally found my instrument, my sound. I am nowhere near this good, but I am not embarrassed to take out my harp and jam.

I like listening to this.

I was there - at Leeukop. Braai'ed next to the track. Took ground level photos in a gulley a few metres from the track. Walked around the track the night before the race drinking beer with friends. Walked along the cars on the dummy grid on race day taking pictures and wishing drivers well. So many wonderful memories. This was F1 for me. Today? ...They took F1 away from us, I think.

R.i.P. Jochen Rindt (World Champion 1970), Piers Courage, Bruce McLaren (1970), Jo Siffert, Pedro Rodriguez (1971), Rolf Stommelen (1983).