1994 CART Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach | INDYCAR Classic Full-Race Rewind

[@alistairarchibald1312]

keep these classics coming please! i've been LOVING these

[@john2ndname]

One of the best Long Beach GP I've ever watched.Nigel Mansell was persistent!...God bless.

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

IRL, we are doing 220 MPH, CART, Gil de Ferran sets the closed course speed record (241.428 mph) at Fontana in 2000

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

CART era was best by far.

[@nealtoth9006]

Almost 30 years ago 😮

[@aschoenPERT]

33 cars entered at a non-Indy track is impressive.

[@001phila]

mad that they had a pickup truck with people on it on the track racing. 18:02

[@jackdtr4796]

yeah they didn't care much back in those days. but at lerast that truck is going in the right direction. remember what happened at baltimore in 2011?

[@C-M-E]

About the only thing I miss more than this series is Paul Page's commentary. That awesome cadence much like you'd hear on a radio telecast back in the day. I didn't notice it when I was younger, but boy is good to hear again!

[@DaleBouwman]

Thanks for the upload NTT Indycar!!! Love Long Beach and that era.

[@direttoreprimopiano5224]

Jacques being possessed by his dad at 31:57! Amazing stuff!

[@TheMadMonk9]

MUST UL those late 70's races like Atlanta, Texas World, Milwaukee and Phoenix. Thank you for this one.

[@arrowlock]

The outstanding Penske PC23 chassis was by far the most dominant race car over a single season during the 1990s.

[@andyberridge6455]

If Michael Andretti had stayed at Ganassi, probably could have won another championship at least. Love these classic rewinds, great stuff.

[@bigdcart]

Love it The good old days

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Robby could drive anything fast, incl. off-road trucks. Versatile driver.

[@luckystrike33t]

Classic Bobby Unser at 1:26:45 talking about the colossal straightaway speeds for the Penske Mercedes. "And I'm not drunk!" hahahaha

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

These cars are being shifted with a sequential shift lever, with right hand. Imagine THAT. Hand has to come off wheel. F1 and later Indy Cars, pushing a button!

[@FarrYaweh]

Nice Long Beach is always gritty

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Engines sound better too, than 2024.

[@bloqk16]

The west coast of California is unique with its weather, as seen here, where it is overcast, but no threat of rain. The cold Pacific Ocean water creates an overcast condition of a fog layer that is elevated a thousand feet or so above ground level. That weather condition is most notable in the San Francisco region in the summer season.

[@bigdcart]

Paul Page at his best

[@muhammadwahyuhidayat21498]

Alongside with Samuel Posey and Robert Bobby Unser (1934-2021)

[@RebelTXWrestling]

Final race for Davy Jones at AJ Foyt Racing. Bobby Unser knew its not going to be a fit. Marco Greco found ways to be a pest on track. Good back story of Paul Tracy on how was close to quit racing before Roger Penske gave him the lifeline. He still ends up being wild and rough throughout his entire career

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

1996 Arie Luyendyk set the official one-lap track record (237.498 mph) and the four-lap track record (236.986 mph), while Eddie Cheever ran the fastest race lap (236.103 mph) in Indy 500 history - records that all still stand as of 2023. Luyendyk also ran the fastest practice lap in Indy history (239.260 mph) just a fraction of a second shy of breaking the 240 mph barrier. IRL next year, pole was 218 MPH

[@rodzor]

the year Paul Tracy tested at F1 for Benetton

[@RobJaskula]

He should have gone to F1. He had the raw pace, especially at this point in his career

[@senorsoupe]

@@RobJaskula Only if he was being offered a competitive car. The contract that Briatore was offering him basically gave Flav the power to move him wherever he wanted, could have been as Schumacher's teammate at Benetton, but also could have been at Ligier, Minardi, or only as a test driver

[@RobJaskula]

@@senorsoupe ahhh that's right, I couldn't remember the ska around it all

[@jamesstewart1794]

Then the tragic San Marino Grand Prix for Formula 1 a few weeks after this race.

[@DonnyLane]

Over past 30 years ago

[@de-fault_de-fault]

Why de Fabi’s superspeedway car as the thumbnail? I shouldn’t complain though, since most of the thumbnails in the past have been spoilers and this one is not.

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Little AL, beat former F1 champs!

[@vinicioscaldasferreira8264]

17/04/1994

[@FeintMotion]

is that a Supra

[@muhammadwahyuhidayat21498]

Yes,I saw it

[@lacerta005]

roger penske open your ears: GENTLEMEN start your engines! (not "drivers")

[@danielvega6191]

30 years ago the cars sounded better, had more variety across the grid, and the cars looked faster. Those cars with modern tires would run circles around PenskeCar right now. Nigel Mansell was in the series. Now we have a 33 year old chasis and RoGro. @RogerPenske this is why you have so few fans now. The cars and the tech are irrelevant.

[@craigyirush3492]

What does the relevance in of the tech (whatever that means) have to do with how many fans there are? Plus the chassis isn’t 33 years old! It was introduced in 2011.

[@bobrichardson4464]

Based on the green flag to start the race I guess the race took place on Roger Penske's birthday.😂 Pathetic