LONG WEEKEND AT LONGFORD 1964

[@Techo1329]

Magnificent upload. The original roads have long been lost to the world, the timber bridges are gone, over 50 years since that circuit operated, wonderful preservation of history in that film.

[@stevenpenton2954]

What a fantastic piece of footage, some great names in there.

[@Super100MPH]

Hi Paul, Glad to hear you like our channel, we thought it important to preserve this part of motor racing history in fear that it may be forgotten forever, they were indeed great times for the sport. Many thanks for your kind words, we hope to bring some more soon. cheers, ICMR

[@sergioleone3583]

Outstanding stuff! Love the tail-out action on the right hander, as well as all the classes shown in this film!!!

[@18PaulH]

You sir are some what of a hero for this upload. Checked your channel and there's more! None of that 3 4 or 5 minutes clips but full features with contemporary commentary! Many many thanks from holland!

[@alfafratelli]

Driving this track in the sim racinggame " Assetto Corsa" gave me a good impression what the track is like. Long straits but also tricky corners. Knowing what its like to drive this track and watching safty around this street circuit. what to think about the spectators! It means the legend drivers had to be 100% concetrated .A small mistake could be vatal . Thanks for sharing this historical film.

[@andrewread154]

If racing had continued there, it would have been an ideal place for an enduro race like the Bathurst 1000.

[@lukethompson6673]

My grandfather Max Thompson used to race in this great watch

[@mikloslipcsey7923]

Hay bails at The Viaduct. You have got to be joking! Awesome video. Keep ‘em coming.

[@stephensmith1794]

Are you kidding me, 5:00 man standing on the outside line, one mistake and he’s steak and divers 😂😂😂

[@Miklos82]

Vintage racing at it's best, Tasmania style. What's not to like. Just one question: Where was Jim Clark?

[@aldee7533]

Probably herding sheep while cussing Chapman for not letting him compete.

[@beagle7622]

Were these guys completely nuts. No 6 in the tourist trophy was Bib Stillwell who was president of Lear Jet in the late 80's His name was Bermer Stillwell. The blue cars with white stripes were the 1st steps toward advertising promoting Neptune petrol (a shell company). I can't believe how dangerous this place was.tried to follow it once but did not have good map.

[@stephensmith1794]

Lots of two headers in the crowd

[@Ferrari312pb]

Careful Jack, the FIA will fine you if they find out you got a lift back to the pits with Graham... . :|

[@beagle7622]

Ferrari312pb The whole field would be disqualified today When cars hit that's was it no hearings, but I know there were a few skirmishes in the pits . I saw one once with a guy in a Mustang not saying which one being dragged out of his car.

[@paulreilly3904]

@@beagle7622 English please??