Le Mans 24 Hour 1984 | Drama for the NewMan Porsche

With the factory Porches withdrawn from the 1984 running of the Le Mans 24 hours race due to fuel regulation changes, the scene was set for one of the most unpredictable events for many years, with the works Lancias, privately-entered Porsche machinery and, unexpectedly, the Peugeots, battling for victory. They would be pursued by the determined Aston Martins and the Jaguars, returning to Le Mans for the first time in more than 25 years.
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The superb action footage on this review captures the fast and furious racing from the opening hours as the Lancias, the Joest and Kremer Porsches and the Peugeots battle for the lead - and the crash which left the Peugeot bid in tatters.
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There's also a wealth of in-car footage courtesy of the Canon Porsche 956 of Richard Lloyd, Rene Metge and Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, including the awesome Mulsanne straight at speeds of up to 230mph!
As evening fell Le Mans was hit by an horrific accident which shocked drivers and fans, the aftermath and Lloyd's emotional reaction caught on this review. The race continued through the night, but as day broke so did many of the cars, turning the running order on its head and setting up a real fight to the finish.
This action-packed review features every essential moment, a close-up look at the cars during scrutineering, a taste of qualifying, interviews with the stars and all the colour and atmosphere that surrounds this amazing event.
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[@guifre1989]

Henri Pescarolo, the driver who has competed in Le Mans the most times, from 1966 to 1968, and from 1970 to 1999, winning 4 times, 1972, 1973 and 1974 with the Matra MS670, and 1984 with the Porsche 956

[@creepingjesus5106]

And then entered his own cars!

[@bladerunnergonzalez]

HENRI PESCAROLO...A MYTH!!!...👏👏👏👏👏💪💪💪👍👍👍

[@hardcoreep]

Holy crap, that was the Le Mans pit lane, wow.

[@311superfly]

Jag U Are.

[@311superfly]

Skoal bandit porch. Ha

[@mohnnadmercedes8246]

Wow the track was very beautiful but less tramac run off area,

[@jeshkam]

Ah, the notorious John Paul and his even more notorious father.

[@paulreilly3904]

Notorious? He was a violent criminal.

[@luisy.gonzalez6469]

The notorious father who is STILL missing

[@jeshkam]

@@luisy.gonzalez6469 Yep, I've just re-watched that Unsolved Mysteries episode.

[@311superfly]

Lola Mazda?

[@311superfly]

Skoal bandit porch. Ha

[@jonathangriffiths2499]

I was there 🏁

[@jeshkam]

I'm jealous.

[@jonathangriffiths2499]

If you ve never been , highly recommended 👍

[@spinatwachtelxy0089]

Le Mans looked so much better with the original and straight track layout between Dunlop bridge and Esses. Especially compared to the desert from nowadays. And I think they didn’t even change it for safety reasons but because they wanted to enlarge the Bugatti circuit.