F1 1975 Round 12 Austrian GP Highlights ( RARE FOOTAGE )

[@magnusmoldmaker]

The underrated Vittorio Brambilla showing the big shots how to do it. (And yes, I know he crashed the car behind the finish line. Behind it.)

[@studiocalder818]

Ciao Vittorio. Excellent driver, king of the wet. Unforgettable your orange March that managed to stand out among the greats

[@thethirdman225]

Phenomenal drive by the Monza Gorilla. He didn't inherit that win. He just beat everyone fair and square on the day. Treacherous conditions seemed to make no difference to him on that incredibly fast track.

[@MrRocking4ever]

amazing to see the difference in aerodynamics now and in 1975

[@GavinRopchan]

What about now

[@JohnJohansen2]

Amazing to see the difference in computer power now and in the seventies. 😉

[@jamescook9661]

Amazing to see proper racing in Formula 1 again

[@MrAngelosilvestri]

Mitico Vittorio. Quando vinse allora lo mandai a quel paese...tifavo per Lauda da buon modenese (Ferrari). Ma ora lo ricordo con molto piacere e sono contento che si e' tolto quella soddisfazione.

[@JahBronee]

Also the weekend we lost Mark Donohue :(

[@aldoraulduete9503]

Creo que si. ¿Fue el sabado ?

[@oliverglenn226]

@@aldoraulduete9503 el domingo, por la manaña

[@aldoraulduete9503]

Ok...Gracias ,saludo desde el sur de Sudamerica 😉

[@erwinderdoofe]

Very Cool to see. Thanks for uploading :)

[@erebousde]

4:37 How did Brambillas balls fit in the car?!

[@mellilore]

Grande Vittorione!!!

[@paolobozzetto1065]

Vittorio.. .il + GRANDE DI QUEL PERIODO...con una monoposto gestita... anche dalla March...davanti a Piloti superufficiali... Ma il bagnato faceva la differenza tra i veri piloti ed i piloti costruiti....come succede adesso con Verstappen che sul bagnato...fa la vera differenza

[@20mlt09]

brilliant video

[@pierrepy2931]

In those times, they didn't seem to bother about water projections or poor visibility ! What a nice circuit

[@thethirdman225]

You don't actually see it but the most difficult bend was at the end of the front straight. It was called the Hella Licht Curve and was changed to the Hella Licht Schikane after Donahue's fatal accident there n 1975. Niki Laura described it in his book as one of the most difficult bends in Grand Prix racing. We do see all the others: the Dr Tiroch (AKA the Glatz Curve), the famous - or infamous - Bosch Kurve,

[@saragrant9749]

They don’t worry much these days either. It was what created the situation that cost the young gentleman Bianche his life in 2014.

[@liamfriel8749]

Very brave and/or exceptional tyre choice! 👍😁

[@JahBronee]

Gargantuan balls on the Monza Gorilla!

[@kzbxvz]

The old Österreichring had the most narrow starting straight until the disaster start of 1987, but it was a fast slipstreaming and dangerous track indeed.

[@Dietpepsivanilla]

Mark Donohue crashed in the morning practice and later died.

[@jamesmurray3128]

My favorite race car driver. I saw him race indy cars at the Ontario Motor Speedway in the early '70's.

[@ciocclaude]

If I am not mistaking Brambilla crashed the car during the victory lap

[@Miklos82]

I believe you are correct. It was also one of the factory Marche's few victories. Jackie Stewart won in a March, but it was run by Ken Tyrrell.

[@JahBronee]

No, he crashed as soon as he crossed the line.

[@aldoraulduete9503]

Dio cátedra bajo la lluvia Vitorio...exelente video....recuerdo esa carrera. ..ya Hunt largando en primera fila la sacaba de lo común. ..no por el piloto que ya se había mostrado veloz sino por el Hesquet...O algo asi

[@AppleLauda_destroyer99942]

1984 Niki won there

[@taillandierjp1468]

it is a really dangerous work to drive a car in these conditions; we can remark that pilots were heroes to feel the limit; some know lead the nervous situation and go to an experimental field where they exprim all their talents

[@jspjsp871]

3:21 Is that Nella Pryce or am I wrong?

[@mellilore]

Mariella von Reininghaus, Niki Lauda's girlfriend (she's even wearing his Ferrari jacket)

[@ajst784]

incredible drive

[@andreapellegrino4469]

Woah, Brambilla was flying!

[@AlejandroPerez-lp6qq]

Me parece en mí opinion personal. Que a Lauda le llegaba el miedo , cuando se tenía que correr bajo la lluvia.

[@gustavsteger9518]

Today would be safety car for too much rain.

[@tedoydislake]

The TV broadcast is just as bad as the 2021 Styrian GP

[@bupe007]

Montezemolo begging the race director to stop the race, because of rain.

[@bupe007]

We all laughed and could not believe that Vittorio Brambilla wins. Austrian GP was very difficult to race. a very demanding track! In good AND bad weather.

[@JCCyC]

Wow, great teamwork by Brett Lunger. NOT.

[@josejordan6200]

3:39

[@robinswenson9045]

James Hunt and Niki Lauda we're going at each other back then

[@dudley7540]

OMG where's the safety car. And yes, I am kidding.

[@liamfriel8749]

How did the Monza Gorilla beat acclaimed rain masters in this race? 🤔

[@jimhiscott2918]

24 is Hunt and #1 is Lauder if anyone cares to know

[@jpq6257]

Lauda is nb 12

[@HenryCasillas]

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