1964 Car Racing original film BRSCC A Hard Days Fright 1964 (with bonus video after "the end" )
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- This is another Period Roscoe Films Production of BRSCC racing cars in 1964.
famous drivers and cars all racing and crashing during 1964 at circuits that then had little or no safety protection.
this is an original Roscoe Films Production thus is covered by copyright (C)
this is dedicated to all the volunteer marshals and the BMRMC (BMMC) without whom our racing wouldn't be possible.
there is some blank audio this is due to technicalities beyond my control on this old film
thank you - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Thanks for uploading this great footage. My father is driving the Cooper number 7 at the 4:56 mark. I remember my parents telling me when I was young that this was shown at their local cinema, they didn’t even know it had been filmed! I’ve never seen it before :)
Absolutely delightful. Both historic and wonderfully irreverent. A joy, both to watch and to listen to. Thank you and your dad.
I used to go to most of the car and bike meetings from the mid 60s and always fancied racing. I did do a few track days there were you could literary drive anything round and I found that my old twin cam Anglia van was just the perfect thing to mix with some of the race cars that were going round at the same time. I couldn't afford to do circuit racing so I chose the oval circuits and went hot rod racing. After a few years I swapped to Motocross and then decided to go classic saloon racing in the late 80s. I built an Anglia and won first time out. After that I raced up until 2012 with many wins and had a fantastic time.
Great to hear your experiences- the anglias are ace, alway mixing it with the bigger cars and often bettering American muscle cars.
I have more of dads films on the Chanel that I’m sure you’ll enjoy from this same period “ sort by most popular” and they’ll come to the top of the list.
Enjoy 😉
LOVE these old flicks from BRSSC, and David Roscoe's commentary is terrific. I know I've heard his voice before in a movie or two, I just can't place which. Happy to see the occasional TR3 tucked into the packs, too.
I was going to all those circuits back then.
Wonderful memories.
Then later on I marshalled at them all, and loved marshalling at the exit of Paddock Hill.
This is Epic 60's car racing. The music and narration are so "Period Correct". I was 8 years old and hooked on this kind of racing. I've waited until now to see this film. Thanks for Sure!
These fantastic films bring my old magazine collection to life, I thank you so very much.cheers
Cool. light hearted.. the way things were.
Great old motorsports movies! Thnx for uploading this material
We need 1000 more of these most interesting vids. Just lovely. 😉
Thanks Mike Dad would appreciate your comment.
There will be more from his archives.
Pure racing, minimal regulations. Just right! Thanks for putting these films up, they are well shot and narrated.
Fantastic film - club racing as it was. I raced all those circuits in the 80s and they still looked pretty-much like that. Don Truman - a legend! Anybody got any Croft footage?
Hilarious commentary. Great footage!
Memories, memories and memories! Satorially elegant marshalls, ties and cravats. A few years later on the bank I always wore my BRSCC anorak with pride over jeans and a jumper. Bert Lampkin was the boss, while Nick Syratt was God.
I love bagpipe machine! Thank you for uploading this video .
this is dream video!! lovely ginetta
Wow, fantastic, could watch this all day, a time when folk dressed smart, had manners, Integrity, and Decorum....I race around Oulton Park on track days still to this day. Born in '61 and have been around (big/big engined) cars all my life.
I find that E type amazing due to having the Ford Galaxie engine in there.
I have owned a '68 Plymouth Roadrunner 38 years now here in the UK
Oh yes, absolutely, on Brighton beach that very year, there was a wonderful tea party with lots of scooters, pea green suits and fat ties. If I remember correctly they were there to meet up with their good friends who liked motor grease, bikes and leather.
Admittedly this is where my memory gets a bit hazy but I think they all ended up hugging.
Such a shame we don't have nice, well behaved people like that nowadays!
@@bizarrefruit You went to the wrong places clown shoes LOL
@@markholroyde9412 'Manners and decorum'.
@@bizarrefruit "Reality or fantasy land" I'll take the first one you have the second
@@markholroyde9412 You were claiming it was a time when people had manners, integrity and decorum so I pointed out a famous fight on Brighton beach in 1964 showing that, in fact, people were just as capable of being unpleasant to each other then as they are now. Reality.
You too were born in the 60s, yet instead of replying with manners and decorum to a light hearted comment, highlighting the slightly romanticised view you have of the period, you called me clown shoes.
It was meant to be a bit of fun, jokingly pointing out your lovely, rose-tinted glases, but here we are, passive aggressive punctuation (hilarious) and all.
Thanks for the giggles, I'll be going now.
2:49 ”Showing drivers the latest copy of Playboy” 😂
Absolutely fabulous footage ! The safety for the marshalls was pretty casual to put it mildly ! Like wise the drivers ! Having lived in Devon all my life the opportunity to watch this was very rare ! This is brilliant ànd will subscribe ! The thumbnail of the Marcos drew me to this . Must have been one of the first to race! Thankyou !
Wonderful stuff!
Amazing, thank you so much for posting
Great racing. Beautiful single seaters then. Enjoyed the commentary. Had to laugh at times.
Jolly good show... much better than today's over-regulated noghtmare...
Thank you, absolutely fantastic. These really were happier times, even if the safety measures were rudimentary, to say the least!
Love this! Thanks so much.
Check out some of the other classics amongst my TR3a sprints and hillclimb races
subd on this alone, love watching this era motor racing.
Brilliant
Every minute golden, oh for a tardis!
The year I was born wow!
A great decade
Another Little Jem !
Like grandpa always said- Safety Last!
The days before the advent of casual clothing, plenty of marshals wearing shirt, collar, tie and slacks. That's about as casual as it got back then apart from taking off the tie and undoing the top button of the shirt.
i cant help but thinking motor racing was so much better in the 60's
real cars you could buy
you didnt have to be a millionaire to get into it
In the uk you can still get involved with grass roots motorsport and sprints and hill climbs in ordinary road cars. But yes circuit racing requires more “investment” even if it’s safety kit and equipment.
A Ford FE V8 in a E type Jag! 😎😎
Bought back fabulous memories of tin top racing in the 60's but what was that fantastic smell at race tracks was it due to mineral oil or something else
Ah yes the classic smell of Castrol “R” a veg oil I think. Typical of those using methanol (alcohol) fuels
@@HamishRacing Great thank you for taking the time to reply. Now I have to find some
I hope you have footage of the famous Berpop , brilliantly put together by Mike Berman, also The super 1760 Anglia piloted by George Whitehead .Great day's ,great videos keep them coming . Where are the great 1000cc Broadspeed Anglia's I have never seen any footage of them .
At 13:10 a handful of Ferrari 250 GTO's ...
The price of Audi RS in those days, and worth £/€/$50 millions today !
oh,the mini's,,we had them swarming our Vancouver circuit too,,,watching a mini torment a 911 twas something to ser
Swarm of minis. Love it
I love how all the Marshalls dress in tarmac coloured clothes 😆
5:40.. "Unlimited scope for every kind of nonsense".. 😂 😂 😂 😜 👍
This is like if Monty Python did racing documentaries.
And years before Monty Python !
13:31 That'd be a few quids worth of Ferrari on the front row!
I’d rather have the Lotusses or Loti
First circuit I raced on at 4:47. I still hold the lap record
You can’t leave us hanging. You have to say how fast and what vehicle trike or bike? 😁👍
@@HamishRacing Can't remember the time but it was in the anticlockwise direction. I usually chose the purple trike as it mimicked the sidecars with the inside wheel in the air.
Another old "pal" Chris Summers! And my first siting of the "Galaxy engined E-Type that we knew as the Egal.
In the days when an E Type was just another car to be engine-swapped.
I'd love to know it handled with a huge FE Ford in there. And how long the ring and pinion lasted.
@@Mercmad There have been some very good Ford CWPs for the big cars. It certainly didn't handle badly and had some very good drivers in it. The biggest problem with the Egal was it's brakes - or lack of!
Real AC Cobras, GTO's and lightweight E types tyre screeching and spinning into the ditch.............Don't see that much these days !
Just an ordinary Saturday afternoon in 1964 - apparently !!!! 😁
13 mins 11 seconds....there’s a few £££’s on the front of that grid! I wonder how much those three cars were worth then compared with today?
Wiki suggest a Ferrari 250gto new was $18,000
Now $50 to $70million ?!
25:35 Making sure there's no suspension lol.
06:26 gosh that marshall could have hurt his foot quite seriously
And the guy was still in it !!
Was this fabulous old film took at Mallory Park? More like this please.
Yes and many others like oulton park, Caldwell, castle Combe etc
I wonder who the first lady marshal was and when did marshals cease to wear a shirt and tie and adopt The Orange?
Are those 3 expansion chambers sticking out of the car in the background of the shot at 4.20 (Cadwell Park)?
They will be exhaust expansion pipes as used for 2 stroke engines
The front row of the GTs at Castle Combe would be worth how many million today?
£100 mil ??
Crazy that many will still be racing at the likes of Goodwood
31:39 He's using that as a tow vehicle?
I know towing with a spitfire!!!!
The good old days when men were men and women were there to be ogled!
Yes saw what you mean the lady in the blue / green pants at 24min 22 sec I wonder who she was and where she is now :)
At 9:12 already back in the day butchering classics/sacriledge 😂
ohh.... this acsent is to bad to hear.