The Racing Years 1970

-GRAND PRIX FORMULA 1
-24H LEMANS
-TARGA FLORIO
-RALLY MONTECARLO
ETC

[@JulioHernandez-zs5pb]

Porsche 917 + Rain + Pedro Rodríguez = Great Race !!!

[@mariapires7170]

Pedro Rodriguez, Jo "Seppi" Siffert, Leo Kinunnen, Gijs Van Lennep, Porsche´s secret formula for Victorious 70´s and 71´s Years ever.

[@Michael_Lorenson]

Excellent, thanks.

[@Malibu1515]

I was in Europe for two months when all this was going on. The time of a young mans life. Have pictures of Black Jack's skid marks at Monaco. Many from all the circuits.

[@wolfgangkrebl3056]

Those cars are so beautiful but absolute deathtraps. Strong engine on four wheels and nothing else. Thx for uploading

[@paxwallace8324]

I was 10 living in Nascar land but FI LeMans CanAm is all I could see. Stewart was my hero along with the 917k and Those big block orange McClaren Can Am monsters.

[@liamfriel8749]

Excellent video ! Many thanks for a look back to a more glamorous, yet dangerous, age. 🤔

[@Dave.S.TT600]

Great videos. Thank you for Posting. Much appreciated!

[@ianlaker9161]

The way that cars in flames and 'a few burns' is narrated so casually without the race being stopped! How times have changed.

[@mariapires7170]

Glorious Years for Racing Cars and Racing Drivers.

[@billbaggins1688]

Yes, and no. Far too many died for their sport.

[@sandordomonkos8351]

No

[@gertjanboot5535]

5x9=45 points for Rindt and Ickx out of respect let Rindt have his F1 Worldchampionship ,Ickx faked trouble in the canadian GP , true proper Gentleman in a very dangerous era!!

[@cronistamundano8189]

Ickx could still be champion in Watkins Glenn but Fittipaldi won the reace for his decased friend and teamate

[@chicobicalho5621]

Curious trivia. The day Rindt died in Monza, he gave invaluable tips to Fittipaldi on how to drive the Lotus 72 (until Monza Fittipaldi had driven the Lptus 49 only, and Monza was his first contact with the 72), mainly on how to attack fast corners, which was very different than the 49, throwing the front into the corner much more aggressively than with the 49. And Rindt was driving Fittipaldi's car when he died because he asked Chapman to have an immediate comparison between the cars, one without the rear wing, so Emerson's car was set up identically to Rindt, but had the rear wing removed. So, he stopped his own car in the pits after a few fast laps, had his seat swapped to the other car and went off without the rear wing... to his death. And Fittipaldi, who was only 23 and was on his 3rd GP believes that if Rindt hadn't tutored him on the 72 "behaviour" which was very different from the 49, he would not have won the US GP, and Rindt wouldn't have been a posthumous champion.

[@philgiglio7922]

To me, Pedro's BRM P153 was always a handsome car. I also liked the look of the Shadow when it was introduced Don't know who/what is creating the closed captioning, but as famous as these men are/were it's disrespectful to NOT spell their name properly. X for Ickx, rent for Rindt Thank you for the uploads of past seasons they are very much appreciated

[@psyskeptic9979]

It's great to hear the team names Brabham, Stewart, and McClaren, as drivers names!!! Years before they were the names of teams!

[@AlejandroPerez-lp6qq]

Gracias por el video. Faltó un homenaje a Piers Courage muerto en GP de Holanda, Zandvoor y a su belleza de esposa Sally que siempre lo acompañaba en los pits cronometrando sus tiempos ( De Tomaso coshwort) junto a Nina Lincoln de Rindt.

[@krisneyens678]

Ickx dropped out of the lead due to mechanical many times and Sir Jack also unlucky

[@mgrzx3367]

I've read many books about Formula One, specifically Mike Lang's Grand Prix series. He didn't include Giampaolo Dallara having designed the De Tomaso F-1 car. Piers Courage would like a word with you.

[@craigalcock6868]

Great Vidio

[@master-kq3nw]

Dangerous circiuts but great races good drivers

[@Lefab3470]

Le mans: Hans Hermann win after 1969 second place and famous finish vs Ickx's Gt40 ..Gulf Porsche #22 crashed by Hailwood but winner in Lee Katzin "Le Mans"

[@jettafixer7]

Great history lesson

[@robertknight5429]

A while ago, while commenting on something else on you tube, a "Mariam Ickx" answered my comment.. I asked if she was related to Jacky, expecting "who..?" But she was! So I asked if he was well. He is, I passed on my best wishes. The subject of the comments had nothing to do with motor racing btw!

[@tonytrivinogavilan6903]

Alonso 11 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marcozanicotti2631]

Jochen Rindt in Lotus 72 at Jarama, not 49.

[@Jackprod]

Very nice.But, why 64 points for RINDT ? It was 45.

[@michaelreifenstein2114]

still the only posthumous world formula one champion

[@chicobicalho5621]

Is it me, or drivers today look and feel like boys, and in the 1970s they were more like grown men? Perhaps because 50 years ago you could die at any given moment, this would be a fair enough explanation. I doubt they whined back then as drivers do today, for any silly reason, because for the obscene amount of money they earn now, and all the benesses they get, I'd think they should be more stoic and less like cry babies. And I am not talking about talent, for I believe this grid we will, have in 2025 is probably the most talented, collectively, of all time in the history of the sport. Even Alonso at 44 feels like a boy compared to drivers of the 1970s.

[@propiosuruguayitomon]

11:12 Refuelling was a big headache

[@christophernewman5027]

The thumbnail is 1971...

[@PowerfulTruth]

Unbelievable seeing spectators, crew and race marshals standing right at the edge of the track as cars whizzed by under full accelerating song. Yikes!!! Surprised they weren’t being killed by the bushel basket!

[@hugejohnson5011]

The young lady at the 02:00 mark........ Wow! She would not look out of place dressed like that, even today. "Hip hugger" jeans, the tied up shirt, the hair. Not much difference even nearly 53 years later! The shaky-shake aerial view at 02:30 I could do without though! And, I find it shady that the racing on the North American continent was not shown! What are we, lepers?

[@errorsofmodernism7331]

There is not much of an international racing audience for tractor pulling contests

[@beeemm2578]

Man, people just right up on the track everywhere....so damn dangerous.

[@arthurandrew249]

Think your talking crap Rindt was a class driver the man that won title for him was Emerson . I think it was Ickx that stopped Monaco years ago in the rain as Senna would have won so they stopped it

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

3 deaths in F1 that year including Rincht who won the championship

[@stratman9449]

nosurprise the way "security" was handled (crash at jarama with cars still driving past burning wrecks)....

[@mick8473]

Wives and other women doing the time keeping! who said there are hurdles in F1 for women ?

[@AlejandroPerez-lp6qq]

Bellezas en boxes , cronometrando, Sally de Courage ( me encantaba ) Nina de Rindt, Helen de Stewart , entre otras.

[@AndreGuimaraesoficial]

15:10 On the same day where the GP of the Netherlands took place, the final of the world cup held in Mexico between Brazil x Italy took place. with the victory of the Brazilians 4-1 giving the third football championship. definitely winning the cup with Pelé's goals for the Brazilian team and Boninsegna for the Italy national team all in the first half and in the second half the goals of Gerson Jairzinho and Carlos Alberto

[@tangerinedream7211]

Much advertised racing car hoax, what could they have achieved with a decent budget.

[@errorsofmodernism7331]

obnoxious music on the transitions

[@AlejandroPerez-lp6qq]

Cierto es . Bien vendría una música de la época, comienzo de los años 70 grandes interpretaciones, más el rock.