very modest guys bart and david true winners

Such great racing in a great time...oh the love of freedom. Nothing but Honor for these guys.

Hi, Would love to screen this on my backup channel, is that ok?, i will credit you of course, the channel is all about historic racing, but i am UK based and think this will go down well with my audience, cheers

I have REAL signatures of EVERY AMA Grand National Champion from 1940-1980 ... all on the same page of my American Racer: 1940-1980 book (by Stephen Wright, signed by him too!!). I often wonder what this is worth??? .. any guesses???

Has a Little Faus,Big Halsey vibe. Love it.

The original drifters.👍👊

SAME HERE I GREW UP WITH THESE MEN. THE BEST ERA OF FLAT TRACK....ALDANA IN HIS BONES LEATHERS. UNDER THE LIGHTS...EPIC

Good old British bikes, in this film , best bike out there

These guys appear faster or at least as fast as today and twice the guts and aggression.

Dirt track ballet

Ascot was fun as

As one who was a teen during the 1960s, I'm staggered by the fact that I got to experience those incredible years in my youth. The "car" decade of the '60s, and the beginning of the modern motorcycle era in the '70s, and everything else those decades contained. It was a unique and amazing time to be young and in America...

Love the sound of the british twins

In the 70's flat track racing was the ultimate rush all-gas wide-open little lever with the compression release..Bultaco #1..🎉

Id like to know who was responsible for the soundtrack.. its fire

Speedway eu style on steroides with big bikes,could not bee cooler 🏁🏴‍☠🏅🏆

Hey whatever happened to your niece Danielle (?)? Give her my regards. DFA

Bitchen!

Its amazing what guys like Mert Lawwill, David Aldana, and Dick Mann accomplished. Back in those days, you had to have steel cajones.

Great 👍😍

Shame about the opening minute's garbage.......

Thanks for the great video guys

Great announcer. miss you Donnie

Those were the days

Was David Aldana actually on the cover of Time Magazine? I looked for it, but could not fine the Issue Date. (About 8:04 of this video).

"You never know how fast you can go until you fall down" Dave Aldana.

sound tracks are tragic

Those guys right legs must be so strong. Not only do they need to support that body weight to be able to help absorb inconsistencies, but also the added weight from the centripetal g forces.

A HELL of a great feel good movie!!! Thanks!!!

Man this was more fun than, "On Any Sunday." Thanks!

Jimmy Weinert from Middletown,NY riding Gary Nixon's Triumph Trident loses it at 23:56 and dislocated his shoulder.

There is nothing like it. Rode only amateur events from 1966 to 1972 and 2004 to 2019, but did get to ride the Sacramento Amateur Mile five times. Old age and The Plague ended my "career".

The 70s flat track scene: good times.

god i forgot how good BSA's sounded

Awesome still today !! Loved it true legends even in 2022 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍 Did it for the love and not like other sports for the Green $!

28:35, side boob.

Can anyone name that tune @39:45 ???

At 16:16 I Hear Blues Jazz Guitarist Magic Sam tearing it up along with the motorcycles 🏁

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Best racing in America!!!

Awsome!!! Really enjoyed the movie!!

i would love to see this without so much music! Either have talking OR music, not both at once!

I like shots of Dave on the 250 OSSA . I have some OSSA parts from IMPORT CYCLES Modesto

Dave Aldana nailed it Kenny Roberts could do dirt tracing, any MX, road racing came easy for him.

Love it My older bro raced in bay area early 70’s Rode with Steve eklund #1 blk plate frank nye #5 Tanks for fond memories

I have seen this several times and it is truly brilliant.

DAVE DESPAIN IS RIGHT,,,,60S AN 70S WAS GREATEST TIME IN MC RACEING,,,,,THEY USE TO BE 6 DEEP ALL AROUND THE TRACK,,,,AN DAVE WAS THE BEST ANNOUNCER,,,,

Joey in Las Vegas? Great video.