Le Mans 1977, ohne schikanen.

Le Mans 1977. Noch ist die Gerade eine Gerade. Auf der 5,5 Kilometer langen "La Hunaudières" erreichen die Sportwagen fast 400 km/h. Aus Sicherheitsgründen wurden 1990 zwei Schikanen in die Gerade eingebaut. Einmal um den Kurs mit dem Porsche 936. Der Rennfahrer Jürgen Barth kommentiert seine Fahrt.

[@laynehekter7947]

This is stuff I want in my recommended

[@TheISTLP]

You should watch le mans 1956 in some D-Type. Very nice video

[@erictko85]

Same

[@janeblogs324]

You don't get to choose, same with fb. Can't wait for a decent platform to come along

[@LegoGBlok]

Seconded.

[@kilianlutterbach7344]

I can't believe that in 1977 onboard cams existet

[@mautrindade]

it existed decades before that

[@clockdva20]

Yes but bulky , but most of the pioneering work that led to workerble usage of onboard cameras took place in the 70's and 80's , in F1 and Le'mans usually during practice , think the first race that used in car cameras during a full race was Bathurst in its 1000 race , I think they even equaled out the disadvantages of the waight being a camera car by installing balast in every none Camera car , but for sure way before F1 went to cameras in every car Bathurst was running full incar in every car has early has the mid 80's I think , I remember the first Bathurst 1000 I saw on UK TV on world of sport and was blown away , that they used incar shots , ever two way radio with the commentary box , the cameras could even pan 360 degrees it was great stuff even by modern standards .

[@jj5546]

Even 1956

[@clockdva20]

There is stuff going way back into early car racing , but not really at race pace . Mostly demo runs .

[@fightrider187]

u know we flew to the moon back in 1969 right?

[@nathanm3773]

This should be named "Only Porsche's Le Mans". Oh!, by the way... The car overtaking the Porsches... Another Porsche! BEAUTIFUL!

[@375GTB]

FIAT cause Ferrari to drop out after 1973 MONEY to go to F-1 1964 being the Scuderia's last WC Ferrari won Le Mans 9 times 1949 -1965 Beating FORD TWICE Porsche did not get serious until 1968 Ferrari abstained ACO/FIA Regs issues....3.0 liters.. AGAIN, as in 1958.. Losing a years development.. Refusing Le Mans 1972.. 2nd in 1973 312PB's HISTORY! J.C.

[@beagelbird1]

It took balls of steel to drive that bathtub!

[@Yea-d3y]

@KoivuTheHab ? the cockpit looks kinda like a bathtub...

[@Yea-d3y]

@KoivuTheHab woah... ok I just thought he compered it to a bathtub. I didn't know there was a car that was nicknamed bathtub. Not everyone knows everything about old cars pUrE IdIocY very nice, you snob

[@Yea-d3y]

@KoivuTheHab yet there is nothing wrong with saying "it looks like it"... don't take it so seriously. That makes you look like an asshole dude

[@Yea-d3y]

@KoivuTheHab alright I'm done with wasting my time on you... just stop being such a jerk over someones opinion

[@Yea-d3y]

@KoivuTheHab how would you know that ? stop acting like a little child

[@ACMEpowersports]

Good gravy the boost is violent. I saw this car at Rennsport and met Ickx. Cannot believe how small the wheels were. He was a real gentleman. Took photos, talked to my gal and I for 15 minutes. Signed stuff. So humble and sweet. Said it was his responsibility to return the favor to all of the fans of Motorsports. Pure class..

[@ruirocha4352]

Finally, some good fkn news.

[@igoterectionuk]

42 years on and a Porsche engine still sounds similar if not the same!

[@PeterPorsche1]

lol overtaking 935s like they are slow ....BUT THEY ARENT !!!!

[@jamesharcombe45]

Yeah! Damn slow 935's in the way!!

[@casscroute8706]

936 340kmh and the carreras arround 270kmh

[@Ivander85]

lmao passing the Carrera's like they're Renault Twingos.

[@matthiaspforte7891]

Wenn man heutzutage noch einmal die alte Strecke fahren könnte, mit dem Speed und Technik 😎🏁🏁

[@priorabrat]

10 year recommended thanks KZbin! ×D

[@SexyCuzyMusic]

396 KM/H.

[@marvinlinnarz5856]

@TheBigHase it was Group C! LMP1 didn't exist in that time

[@vitakyo982]

No , it was 360 km/h : www.supercars.net/blog/1977-porsche-93677/

[@sirinatR]

TheBigHase Porsche 936

[@derJackistweg]

the `77 936 had just shy 520HP, not enough to go very fast.

[@Nitramrec]

@@derJackistweg ... but enough to die, if you made a mistake!

[@azziachi7478]

Ist ja nachträglich kommentiert... sehr schön zu hören und zu sehen. Echte Wagen für echte Männer 😇👌

[@worldhello1234]

Herr Leman war echt cool damals.

[@kingkoolsavas1193]

Da werden alte Gran Turismo erinnerungen wach.

[@hirocannon7657]

This is a very valuable 1977 onboard video. The speed of Worksporsche 936 of Group 6 aiming for the overall victory is just unbeatable. The Porsche 911 Turbo in Group 4 and the 935 in Group 5 seem to stop! Moreover, there is only Porsche on the course!

[@ropi4524]

Schön dem Sachsen Barth auf der Runde zu lauschen.

[@Hector_Malot]

The film was made on a french Beaulieu R16 semi-auto (16mm) onboard camera, with Angenieux lens, on June 9, 1977, in the 1st round on the Martini-Porsche 936-01 with driver Jürgen Barth. Ivo Bulanda, Porsche photographer and filmmaker was also there to direct the film "One lab of Le Mans".

[@mateagoston7113]

I truly miss the chicaneless Hunaudiéres. :/

[@blocksterz]

I wonder what kind of hidden gems KZbin will recommend me in the next 10 years

[@brianpowell7416]

What a thrill to watch. Thank you for gifting us this priceless footage. As many comment about great Olympic athletes, "they make it look so easy", when it's anything but.... so with driving this Porsche 936/77, Jurgen, Hurley, and Jacky gave a legendary run. I appreciated kartracer127's Alexander Wurtz quote on Le Mans racing 340 kph at night in the rain.....no more words are necessary.

[@beagelbird1]

Image driving it at night......IN THE RAIN!

[@kartracer127]

As Wurz sayed. Driving 340 kph in the Night in the rain. Then you know why you earn that amount of momey.

[@Fatherjohn76]

Scary and wonderful

[@shahin5025]

When the dashes turn into one line you"re are at 300kph

[@electricpaisy6045]

Nice one but actually at the parts were it looked like that it was a line with dashes next to it.

[@naotemmosca]

300km/h *****

[@sirDanBaker]

The commentator is talking about drei-hunderd-fünftig or three-hundred-fifty kilometer per hour

[@shahin5025]

@@naotemmosca lol thanks for the correction, I always get that wrong :)

[@shahin5025]

@@electricpaisy6045 I'm speaking from personal experience :) I'll have to rewatch it :)

[@vinm300]

He lost the back end at one stage but recovered quickly.

[@RYNOCIRATOR_V5]

@ 2:42

[@mortenmarx8717]

Early on the throttle..

[@e-57sven26]

Sehr schöne Historische Aufnahme, und gut erzählt! Hat richtig spass gemacht das anzuschauen! Erinnert mich an den Film Steve McQueen - "LE MANS", der ja ebenfalls von 1977 ist!

[@HB_76]

Issa nicht, einen Versuch hast du noch Mfg

[@spamcan9208]

Wish I could have seen racing here before they put in those chicanes.

[@ACURA260]

Mee too

[@blanked3]

Ikr, I wish they would have at least one race without the chicanes and allow the race car's to go flat out :D

[@spamcan9208]

@@blanked3 I'd love to see a demo run at least. When they have a chance before the race weekend starts take a few classics that raced there in the past and unleash those monsters. I would pay to see that.

[@brandond5209]

No shit! Chicanes are the dumbest things ever, makes racing more dangerous in my opinion

[@bowelrupture]

@@brandond5209 Because the cars reached 400 km/h/248,5 mph at the straights. If anything went wrong then, it would result in a massive crash. Remember Jo Gartner in the mid eighties. Gearbox failure... They could pick up the pieces of him and his car in the woods.

[@TwistedCantQuickscope]

2008: Nope 2009: Nu Uh 2010: Not yet 2011: Nope 2012: Not quite there yet 2013: No 2014: No 2015: No 2016: No 2017: No 2018: No 2019: Lets put this on peoples recommended list

[@Arminoderso]

2020

[@XenoghostTV]

Stop with these dumbass comments

[@htr3400]

3:04 rip

[@Thomas-ft1wt]

Einfach nur geil. Da wäre ich gerne im Auto mitgefahren.

[@slimJimmey]

Honestly I love onboard footage like this where they show you the lines and how the course is, also what to expect! I wish more drivers would do this but I know the race teams cant do that cuz they dont want no competition watching what the do

[@TechTrader108]

Boys drove sports cars....Legends drove LeMans Porsches......amazing video

[@Culumbu]

Que hermosa era esa pista, gracias youtube, más de 10 años para mostrar esto y valió la pena la espera

[@wody21]

I could watch this for the whole 24 hours. :)

[@kingbela88]

Einfach wunderbar kommentiert

[@benistingray6097]

This old track layout is so much better than what we have now, especially the part from start to tertre rouge!

[@henry6232]

Richtig FETT!!!! Das ist Rennhistorie, vielen Dank fürs zeigen!!!!

[@andrewhigdon8346]

Man I had the little toy of this. Pull it back and watch it go on the kitchen floor. Very low, and very wide, but the fender graphics unforgettable.

[@Rick-zl3zp]

No ABS, no traction control, no paddle shift, no crazy downforce. Just real men driving real cars.

[@TerminatorFRA]

that was automobile sport !

[@ivafranja]

Titan Mechanism truuuuuue

[@HeliMarcReviews]

340km/h in 1977 at Le Mans. Not bad.

[@Robert-xp4ii]

Damn! This car overtakes Porsche cars like I overtake bicycles and it looks so easy to drive. 👍

[@ben3989]

I beleive this view is from a Porsche.

[@stefanhofmann5359]

Mega. Danke für dieses geile Aufnahme 😍

[@zJoriz]

Overtaking 911s with such mad speed!? Crazy! Lovely video.

[@william__9449]

Basically the « S dunlop » was a straight line amazing Track was very different

[@william__9449]

Wow that straight road of the hunaudieres is so fast

[@rudolfvonribbentrop8103]

Fantastic.......nothing more to say!

[@duckman5642]

Fantastic

[@ricozawa1967]

0:33 did the car in front just dissappear ?

[@sebastianwagner5843]

And the sky changes. And the speed drops. Yep, a cut.

[@brandond5209]

Racing was sooo much cooler back then!!

[@cl4589]

The camera is just on the perfect position

[@RM-mm9sr]

When Le Mans was real!! Truly competition and gladiators on board...

[@francones1340]

Le Mans c'est magique!! 😍

[@Ludi1981]

When racecars and tracks were not designed to be fully safe, but to divide the men from the boys 💪

[@TzeroX]

How much respect the racers had to eachother "now i have to slow down and let the porsche in front of me drive through the corner before i do the overtaking" -> nowadays u get flashed from behind and have to move asap lol

[@eberbacher007]

well this was not during the race.

[@TzeroX]

@@eberbacher007 Ah, i see lol

[@eurosonly]

KZbin: hey I know it's 2019 and random but how would you like to watch this?

[@SuperDreammaster]

Are you realise why this happens?

[@Mohamed-ez8xi]

The most badass onboard footage ever

[@jeokagem8002]

Wow! Thrilling!!! And this was 43 years ago!!! Whaaat?!?!?!

[@Sunedosa]

Amazing, only wish the clip was available in better quality.

[@carloS-jy1fl]

For 1977 this is insane quality

[@Sunedosa]

@@carloS-jy1fl Look at this footage from the Monaco GP 1962 and say that again kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXTZXpd_e6yWmpI

[@2strokemasterchris]

wahnsinn....klasse video....was ein top speed damals schon....super ...👍👍👍

[@Jean_1999]

Das sowas 1977 schon möglich war wahnsinn 👍🏻

[@christiansteinbauer9695]

@@Jean_1999 Gab 1937 mal einen Auto Union der schafte auch über 400km/h, wenn man überlegt 1937. Wobei der natürlich nur für gerade Strecken war, bei Kurven wäre das Auto warscheinlich nichts gewesen und der Rekordhalter im Jahr darauf verunglückte und da hatte der glaube ich sogar 420 km/h oder mehr drauf. Aber diese Geschwindigkeiten hatte man schon 40 Jahre vorher drauf, nur war es halt vielleicht so das man zu viel riskierte ohne das man wusste ob das Auto so hohe Geschwindigkeiten noch halten kann ohne das es leicht ausbricht

[@rodrigoruffa7460]

My favourite track @ GT Sport, La Sarthe without chicanes. Less than 3 minutes on the Nissan R92CP. The first sector and Mulsanne are a bit different today.

[@mnnwdr]

that gopro at that time still better than my gopro rn :(

[@trappenweisseguy27]

Actually, it would have been a large film camera. This makes it all the more remarkable because they had a definite impact on the weight and especially the aerodynamics.

[@fabianmarcoschau]

So raw i am used to music and this gave me so much more awareness of whats happening. Its less actionfeel but alot more respect to the speed

[@saywhat7578]

absoluter wahnsinn

[@sewashburn0529]

Outlaw chicanes! It's all about speed, baby!

[@philipneumann9278]

How can he talk so calm while driven that beast. He knows the track so well and knows exactly what the others could do. Wish you guys would understand him.

[@sukhmaidickoff]

Have you ever considered that the narration could have been added afterwards?

[@Kinsanth_]

Just learn german and you know what hes talking about :p

[@JakePeppercorn]

kodakっぽい硬質な色合い、ドイツ語の淡々としたナレーション、疾走感を強く感じさせる開放的な景色、、、全てが最高の走行映像です。

[@TheTheolm]

And the real, the one and the unique ligne droite des Hunaudières.

[@TheGamingDefinition]

This looks like so much fun, I want to have a go even though I will bin it straight into a wall and... Yeah it'd be worth it

[@stoneeh]

Das ist Motorsport. Solchen Aufnahmen könnte ich tagelang zuschaun. Wie sie heute in ihren Computerwägen um kastrierte Strecken zirkeln interessiert mich im Gegensatz dazu nicht die Bohne.

[@Simon74]

I love how it‘s just a public road.

[@photos_auto]

L'époque où il y'a vais des arbres 😶 c'était beau superbe vidéo

[@chrisgear]

Geil die Gerade !

[@maiermuch1]

rosemeyer78 ....das hast du schön gemacht DANKE . servus :-))

[@ovalwingnut]

Insane straight-aways..... does it ever end 🤤 🚗🚓🚑

[@guilhermesousa7240]

The 936 just smoked those 934s and 935s.

[@druidofthefang]

well, it's 1 or 2 numbers bigger.

[@hardwired6248]

1:50 That engine sound when car is braking, sounds like crowd whistling

[@sandenson]

Just normal turbo sound

[@Hunne2303]

Hammer, da tritt das grosse Grinsen ein :)

[@grabiatonehrimzer9822]

This is stuff ! I want in my recommended. I cant believe that in 1977 onboard cams existet

[@Bastian_Zugnappen33]

Wunderschön 🏁

[@itsrasalhague]

I only see Porsches haha! I need more of these stuff in my recommended.

[@F0X_H0UND]

What a time to have been alive.

[@thomasbummer4361]

that was racing miss the times when ppl actually had balls

[@Obi_too_kenobi]

Thomas Bommer I think it’s good that he is driving because walking would be difficult with balls like coconuts

[@adityavisvanathan38]

So current racing drivers are not ballsy?

[@olivervaccarella7060]

LE MANS FANTASTIC MOTOR SHOW

[@esr243]

Love everything

[@racman9964]

Und ohne GoPro auch. Das machst das Video so mehr fantastisch. Das war die Zeit! / And without GoPro also.

[@rawbowke]

just like an ordinary day on the autobahn

[@sofalugger]

Can remember reading a article in Motor Sport , Derek Bell said he could be doing 250MPH and 200 metres from Bend at end of straight ON THE BRAKES!!! and get down to 30mph!!. . Gods TEETH!!!

[@stabilman5463]

340 kmh !! Und das 1977

[@curlygerhard]

und das in der schnellsten Kurve

[@madeinddr5579]

warum nicht, die Silberpfeile sind schon 1937 über 400 km/h gefahren, da könnte man fragen was hat die Autoindustrie seit 80 Jahren getan. Nicht viel!

[@dicker19831]

@@madeinddr5579 das waren aber keine Rennwagen sondern Spezialanfertigung. Das hier sind Rennwagen mit einer anderen Aerodynamik, die auf Geschwindigkeit und Kurvengeschwindigkeiten ausgelegt sind. Desweiteren ist es möglich mit einem Straßenwagen über 430 kmh zu fahren, weiß nicht was die Automobilindustrie mehr schaffen sollte?

[@markusb.2297]

@@madeinddr5579 nur gasfuss ist eh längst out. Richtig bremsen und apex rule!

[@SimsonTuningteamOberlausitz]

1970 schon 396,6 im 917 ;)

[@kellienicolebrooksschettin6598]

Yeah funny on board cams have been around for long time they were just a real camera the mike Hawthorne video on board jaguar was 1956 winning jag he had an old Elvis Presley microphone hanging on his chest...pretty funny video cameras have always been around since the 40s it was just a matter of make a mount for the car...it was for promotion plus the people around racing never been 100 mph that 1956 jag was 185mph down mulsane that was 70mph faster then most airplanes then...thanks I love old footage two reasons I love to see how much the surrounding have changed an its cool to hear the cars and listen to gear shifts as compared to now a days u hear this 1977 Porsche that motor could run today listen to how easy it revs out ain't even working hard it was easily a 250mph car just add another 2 gears...to it...I love the turbo sound barely turning...

[@splorgusmcdevious4155]

Put on 2x speed for a better experience

[@signorpippistrello]

Ich nehme an, der Fahrer ist Jürgen Barth? Ickx und Haywood haben’s ja nicht so mit deutsch.....

[@Mgoblagulkablong]

Crazy how nowadays we have street cars that meet EU 6d emissions and could do 400 km/h plus on this straight.

[@thomasbummer4361]

u gay?

[@rj6110]

Mgoblagulkablong makes me wonder what well have in another couple decades, maybe hybrids or electrics that are even faster

[@electricpaisy6045]

well why would you build a racecar, that can go 400 straight rather then make it better for the track. Those 400 Streetcars are still faster then the Le Mans cars of today in topspeed but I guess on the track an lmp1 is still faster than such a Hypercar. However we will see next year.

[@cakraft24]

@@electricpaisy6045 That top speed stuff doesn't win races. LeMans is 24 hours straight max output and braking and cornering. The cars have to be somewhat efficient as well as there are limits to amounts of fuel in the car and total for the 24 hours. There are limits on everything to do with the race car in all series to keep speeds under control. There have always been "Hypercars", that is just the up to date terminology to call that class. 6 or more hours at max effort takes a toll on machines and that's what makes WEC cars, and drivers, soooooo special Among others, the following races counted towards the championships in certain years: 24 Hours of Le Mans 1953- Mille Miglia 1953-1957 1000 km Nürburgring 1953- RAC Tourist Trophy 1953-1964 12 Hours of Sebring 1953- Carrera Panamericana 1953-1954 Targa Florio 1955-1973 1000 km Monza 1963- 1000 km Spa 1963- 12 Hours of Reims 1964-1965 24 Hours of Daytona 1966-1981 1000 km Buenos Aires 1954-1972 1000 km Zeltweg 1966-1976 1000 km Fuji 1983-1988 Norisring 200 Miles 1984-1988 Watkins Glen 6 Hours 1968-1971,1973-1980

[@electricpaisy6045]

@@cakraft24 yes that's what I said

[@taforth]

Amazing days!

[@tikeda4193]

How much bugs life stamped on camera lens?

[@in-cell1567]

fantastic memory

[@originalwolf8297]

I like how there is a guy walking on the right, inner side of a corner and no one cares. Today there would be red flags and the safety car. And i want to know how the times with 919 Hybrid would be if it were'nt for the two shikanes.

[@Belano1911]

Where do they find such men?

[@dextertreehorn]

They found them In Germany, now known as "Almanistan"

[@1alandei171]

1. Sehr gute Linie gefahren 2. Vier Gänge reichen völlig aus. 👍😂😂👍

[@juang3296]

Primero q gomas eran? No existía las radiales de acero, solo radiales nilon. Segundo andaba muy rápido o los otros muy lento?

[@Hermann_58]

Mit 400 Km/h über die " Hunaudières ", da muss man die besagten Ei.... in der Hose haben.

[@Smexy_af]

Thanks KZbin

[@ahrred3127]

There Is Gopro In 1977?

[@DoctorShocktor]

Why are there people alive today who don’t know about film cameras, and especially the movie LeMans, six years previous to this? Probably a “joke”, woo hoo.

[@ahrred3127]

@@DoctorShocktor I'am Not Joking

[@alkevinzmedia]

GoHome....

[@conspiracyscholor7866]

We also had the power to destroy the earth within minutes with just one phone call from the president. '77 wasn't the fucking middle ages. Everything we have today, we had then; just a bigger, more primitive, less commercialised and longer lasting version.

[@luccianodeive6605]

In the minute 00:33 - 00:34 the car in front disappears, It will be from here where they got the Ghost car for the racing games of racing cars type Play Station.😂😂

[@azziachi7478]

Lucciano Deive yeah your right 😧. I want to know why?

[@guitarzone421]

Taking blue flags to another level ;)

[@ogtc8015]

Wtf where did it go