Peter Brock on Enough Rope

[@barrycuda3769]

Gone ,but in no way forgotten, an Australian to respect and look up to ,and we had every bit of that respect in New Zealand as well .❤

[@thewhiteoxoverland]

Pretty amazing to think that this guy was the figurehead of the aussie muscle car bogan boy racer Holden loving king of the mountain. Yet so thoughtful. So sincere. So honest. So self reflective. So self aware. So humble. So kind...................... such a great australian sporting hero and so multi dimensional. A quality that seems to be sorely lacking in today's breed. Kudos to Denton also for this wonderful interview and for being the best listener in the country and taking his viewers on the journey with him......... RIP Brocky.................... A national icon

[@georgianicks7599]

Too right

[@georgianicks7599]

Brock is an aquarian...and so am i

[@georgianicks7599]

Go the amethist rock

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

@@georgianicks7599 Brock was not a fish tank! How dare you insult a motor racing legend! He was more than just a glass cage for sea creatures! Just kidding...he actually was not a fish tank...he actually was a pisces not an aquarium sorry aquarian.

[@kw5732]

And believed his own bullshit. A flawed but incredible human being

[@muzzaball]

The best interviewer by far. Thank you Andrew Denton, and RIP Peter Brock.

[@captainkaos754]

Peter brock will NEVER be dead in the hearts and minds of true Australian motorsports fans. As a 14 yo I watched him beat Alan Moffat in his a9x torana and from that moment I knew I had to have a torana v8. When I turned 18 I brought an ss manual v8 hatch, fitted flairs drop tank and Hotwire mags. My whole family has been Holden through and through. My brother in law had an a9x four door, torana xu1 hz 308 sandman and many more. At last count I’ve owned 11 cars and it’s all because of the love of them that this man instilled in me. I may peter at a Mobil service station around 2003, he was driving the Monaro that was built to be driven in the targa Tasmania with his son. There he was signing autographs and I asked if he could sign my 308 vk calais, he did and I shook his hand and said I’ve watched you race since I was 14 and what a pleasure it’s been to have seen all those great races, he smiled and said that’s very kind of you and he’d enjoyed all of it. That vk now belongs to my brother. I sold it to him to keep it in the family with brockys signature still on the glovebox. I now have another 308 vk calais and we cruise together. Everywhere we go we get people coming up taking photos and having a chat. Every year I attend the historic meetings at Phillip Island and sandown where all the cars from the good old days of Bathurst gather. It’s great to be in the company of people who love these cars and that era and takes me back to that day I met the king. Rip Pete always a legend.

[@TheGrouch2000]

Andrew Denton is the best interviewer Australia has ever had.

[@barryphillips7327]

Both Bev and Peter were wonderful genuine people!

[@CalaisRider]

Wow, that is awesome. Regardless of Brocky RIP, I believe Peter showing himself and values and his ethics principles. He was 60, I'm currently 62. Great interview!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@diamondmidnightgardener]

I've been loving riding the bicycle trail between Diamond Creek and Hurstbridge..... than's Brockie.... it probably would never have been started without you!

[@xavierflorence9050]

'The best parts of my life are now beginning to unflod'. Peter BROCK. 11.45. He was tragically killed 4 months after this interview was filmed.

[@davidaustrian9455]

Peter brock was a race car driver and an intellectual. What a combination.

[@garysweet8339]

you gotta love this bloke..i am lucky enough to own a car once owned by Peter.

[@Brockaholic]

What car you got?

[@garysweet8339]

@@Brockaholic youtube type in Peter brock vx vs ss can see it cheers

[@306champion]

Peter Brock, I'm now sixty three and back in the day of the XU1 you became my hero. In years to follow you still were. And the main reason is because of your laid back attitude, when you lost you never blamed others, if it was your fault you said so. Okay the cross entry of cars became a controversy but it was within the rules at the time. You're still missed mate.

[@peterlee3337]

the out come is going to be what its gonna be Istill weep for Brocky thx such a great man thanks Pete

[@backblackmsp9298]

If Peter Brock had run for Prime Minister - he would have got in with the biggest landslide margin ever seen!!! RIP Legend !!!

[@TheGrouch2000]

Brocky was very zen!

[@georgianicks7599]

Pure legend

[@karmicselling4252]

It appears Brock was so intense and focused in the last few seconds of the interview that he didn't appear to get Andrew's name right when he Thanked him.

[@jimamizzi1]

I think the insecurity bit comes from the amount of people that were always at there house, he’s kids always said they had very little privacy because of visitors.

[@garymarquett7989]

Grice and Perkins (who built his own engines) were just as good as Brock but you never hear about them

[@Brockaholic]

There you go plenty about them below. kzbin.info?search_query=larry+perkins kzbin.info?search_query=Allan+Grice

[@adamhetebry2742]

Yes but, neither of them had the public personality of pb, he was always involved in with the fans, he was loved for the man he was not because he was better than the other guys

[@davidb3491]

Yes Grice and Perkins were monsters just as good as brock on the track and mechanically smart but, Brock won the hearts of the people just by being Peter. Watch his lap of Bathurst on racecam, that video alone shows why the people love PB. Long live 05, thanks for all you did PB, rest in peace mate ❤

[@davidr4332]

Words of Wisdoms

[@volksdeutschewaffenss9670]

my hero, from backyard hot red motor to fuel injected v8 supa car

[@scotthornell73]

Wow, with the commentary silent, I did not expect to see that Seton Sierra pass him on the dirty side of the track. Those big Commodores were at a disadvantage but Brockie was still the most intimidating driver until Lowndes arrived

[@stevemcqueen1560]

This was 2005, 1 year later He was dead.

[@sergeant5848]

Missed but not forgotten

[@paulrocca2806]

Sad day. 😥

[@306champion]

4:41 I think that would be the first 12 hour on the Mountain?

[@DavidThomas-ke7ih]

I had brooky scare the shit out of me in Sydney airport in 92 when i was in army and myself and few mates in uniform waiting for plane to fly to Darwin for K92 exercise and we were walking around airport and we were on the flat escalator when Mr Perfect come up from behind and we heard "swing those fucking arms" and when we turned around to have a few words to say, here he was in his suit and brief case and having a chuckle that he managed to catch us of guard. We had a brief chat said he was on his way to meeting and said id rather be in a race car than running around the bush so enjoy your day boys and that was that he took off.

[@DavidThomas-ke7ih]

@Maxx Damage thanks for that id was at a loss trying to remember what they were called

[@jelicamihalj6480]

😂 that's awesome

[@georgianicks7599]

Nothing more nothing less

[@alanwall961]

I think he's an Aquarius, we march to the beat of our own drum

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

The dark days... 4:22

[@markmark5269]

Look I loved Brocky the racer, who didn't, even Ford guys did, but his views are also coming from a lifetime of having people throwing everything (fame, fortune etc) and themselves at him, and never having to struggle for anything.

[@tonyhezemans4494]

I can see now what dick was saying & implying on that post death chat interview at the top of skyline, if you never seen it, search it, to understand enough is enough takes common sense- Moffat jumped out of a car at Suzuka on his 50th, & hung up the helmet- as a fan Ford fan- I wished he gave it totally away. Bummer 4 oz Motorsport

[@samjones6191]

looks 28 with grey hair ummm ok

[@aussiepride2374]

He’s actually still alive no one knows lol