Macau Grand Prix 1955

[@abirobertscomedian]

‘Obviously these people never thought they were going to be returned to China.’ 🙏 This is incredibly moving footage! Well done Malcolm and Dick Delingpole. 👏👏👏

[@LordBransty]

The figures, fashions, and cinefilm remind me so much of my childhood holidays. Lovely bit of film.

[@peterbonnez]

What a lovely film. I had many happy years trialling in a Dellow. Superb cars.

[@jonathannix8671]

Fantastic.

[@MetropolitanSoul]

Wonderful

[@HughKennedy-c5j]

Wonderful film reminds me of my fathers motor racing photos of Motor racing/Autocross in Ghana in the late 50’s, similar clothes but the cars were not quite so exotic, they were mainly Triumphs and MG’s

[@richardevans560]

Fascinating, I love old personal films. Great job of filming done by Barbara. More please!

[@mancroft]

Fascinating. Thank you. Nice to see your father's memory is so good.

[@richarddelingpole]

I'm going to get him to do the same on the remaining films I have.

[@mancroft]

@@richarddelingpole Excellent. They are very interesting.

[@cheongkitvong7449]

Thank you for posting it on You tube！❤

[@cheongkitvong7449]

image sharpness 👍

[@sergioleone3583]

Great stuff, thanks for sharing with us!

[@ksln]

Thoroughly enjoyed this. That crack about the Ferrari drivers wife though, lmao.

[@richarddelingpole]

I think tact goes out the window when you're 89. 😉

[@ksln]

@@richarddelingpole Refreshing tbh. :DD

[@nicholasleong3665]

The 2 Aston Martins were entries from Singapore.. Driver and entrant was Chan Lye Choon, who had the Aston Martin dealership here in Singapore.. I think the drophead is an ultra rare and now very expensive DB3S and the other is a DB2/4..

[@richarddelingpole]

Thanks for the information, Nicholas. I shall pass on the comment to my father.