CLASSIC TOURING CARS- MALLORY PARK 2018

[@iaidagger8278]

As I am 66 years old this are the cars I like most!!!!!..... Great" living legends " of classic touring class competition!!!.. Great video thank you for sharing!!!!...

[@PescaraProductions]

One of the best meetings of the year this, hope it comes back next year

[@DjNikGnashers]

Proper racing. Love the battle between the 5 litre yank tank, and the 1 litre imp !

[@samueldwayne6899]

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[@muhammademmitt3243]

@Samuel Dwayne Instablaster :)

[@gavinivers8941]

No downforce, low grip and great racing.

[@SirKks1]

a glaring omission: Volvo 544 I raced a 1961 successfully in the early '90s very strong engine great basic suspension with some additional locating devices

[@Barkevshadian]

Much more enjoyable then today's formula.

[@alexboyde8129]

@ 0.20 WW2 hutments was there a POW camp at Mallory during WW2?

[@peterkoning21]

Good...CLEAN racing !!

[@jean-pierredeclemy7032]

Quality cars, a Dolly with a real tree dash winning.

[@gothicpagan.666]

Something for everyone, . How quick is that Imp of David Heals, great to see. They do need to keep an eye on non period appendages that can make the cars appear non historic and adds nothing to the racing. One thing I didn't notice, how can one imp challenge for the win and another challenge the patience of the drivers stuck behind? They must of been relieved when it blew up 😂

[@daveffs1935]

"All of a sudden my foot slipped off the clutch" I'm sure

[@gosportjamie]

Hauling that XJ-12 around Mallory must be like trying to drive a supertanker on a boating lake... And the XJ-S, though that's probably more like an aircraft carrier...

[@fireenginefan111]

At 22:35 they refer to the car as a Falcon? Looks like a Holden Monaro to me.

[@mrc7966]

It absolutely is a Holden Monaro. Even says Holden across the sun strip in giant letters. Can't imagine what the commentator was thinking.

[@fireenginefan111]

Even the results list this car as a Falcon! It would be interesting to find out the history on these cars...the actual Falcon looks like an ex Gibson Motorsport car and the Monaro could be ex Gary Rogers?

[@gosportjamie]

@@fireenginefan111 I believe the Falcon is an ex-V8 Supercars machine. The Holden/Vauxhall Monaro might be ex-Australian GT championship, a car that used to give the Lamborghinis and Ferraris a fright around some of the tracks with longer straights, courtesy of its 7-litre V8 but it's uncertain. It may just be a replica...

[@gosportjamie]

I believe this driver usually campaigns a Falcon in these races, but presumably had issues with it so entered the Holden/Vauxhall instead and the entry list didn't catch up with the change. It does happen. It's still big, V8 and rear-wheel drive, and certainly not a car you see racing in the UK often...

[@gosportjamie]

That was a shocker for the driver of the Alfa 145, either no brakes or a stuck throttle. If he hadn't been tagged by the big SAAB he would have been head-on into the barrier at the hairpin. Very nasty, he was a lucky boy...

[@660einzylinder]

Shame the 'commentator' didn't know how to pronounce Wolseley (twice).

[@666Hansen]

Is it some kind of law, that commentators of motorsport have to constantly scream and talk very loud and fast, telling you what is going on right in front of your eyes. Often they are so busy talking loud and fast, that they fail to see whats happening on the track.