Historic Formula 1 engines warmup, Maserati 250F, Cooper, Lotus, etc at Zandvoort

[@surfakta]

I simply love these beauties

[@craigpennington1251]

That Jag engine sounds terrific. These cars had style and class and no stinking paddle shifting.

[@gitchermotrrunnin]

Great video. Glad these cars are still around and run good. When Honda brought their F1 car to the "Glen" '68, I think, it was so loud when they warmed it up, everyone scattered.

[@2x4barrels40]

Ford did the same thing in the eighties with their mustangs twice as loud as any car on the track . Yes the Glen was howling that day .

[@muriloabreu2200]

I smelled the gasoline here, I think these old racing cars are really cool, everything is interesting.

[@aureliobrighton1871]

Knowing some of them from the AvD OGP ... I always fall for the Maseratis as the all around Beauty and Beast .. the stance from behind and how the louvers cut the numbers . but the Queen to me is Alfetta driven by Fangio in sleeves and cloth helmet 🌹

[@Themayseffect]

The Lister is epic!!

[@sn47som]

they're all epic!!

[@Bobbys3]

great job thanks

[@shoominati23]

Silver jag engined special at the end

[@mauricebertrand3611]

this was when racing cars were beautifull not like the present computer projectiles

[@joestephan1111]

When real men, and a few fast ladies, raced real race cars! =o&o>

[@MrRAAD55]

Show!!!!

[@lukepalmer7145]

I bet they are a nightmare to drive

[@Volante79]

They are a handful, those narrow tires with a hard compund make them slide easily.

[@KW-le2ze]

❤️😁

[@mikewallace8087]

It's a Carnival Death Machine . Narrow tire stance, no roll bar to protect the head. The cockpit is wide open to driver ejection. Look at it but don't race it.