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Only inches separate this Austin A40 Goodwood battle!
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2020
- Rob Huff and Michael Caine rub doors as they battle with less than a foot between their Austin A40s. Very close laps in the St Mary's Trophy 2017 at the Goodwood Revival are always expected but this battle for third takes the biscuit! #GoodwoodRevival #AustinA40 #HistoricRacing
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Huff? Caine? Who did it better?
This feels better to watch than F1...
0:52 looks like they’re running away from a monster
That is some skilled driving! WOW!
Those A40s were dancing with each other through each corner and chicane!!!
Very skilled drivers. I think at some point their race was not about winning, but the display of control. As you said, 'Dancing.'. Then the Thunderbird showed up lol
I remember when A40s were the top racing saloon car. I was at Brands Hatch when the late Chris Aries took the all out saloon car record in one for the club circuit. It was the fastest anyone had ever driven any saloon round it.
I just found one of these abandoned in a Michigan forest.. fascinating.. cool cars.
More action than any F1 race
The Austin A40 - is that the model that was called America in ... North America? 'Cause that was my first car.
My parents had an America too. British Racing Green. Purchased new at Insero Motors (defunct) in Newburyport, Massachusetts. We had a family of seven. Not an ideal family sedan. But oh so cheap for a new machine. Alas, very unreliable and my dad replaced it with a new Popsicle orange VW Squareback. Memories: my rather deranged brother specialized in America two wheel cornering.
@@texleeger8973 How dare you! Austins aren't unreliable...
The Austin 1100 was called the Austin America in the USA.
@@douglasgreen437 Ah! Thank you!
@@texleeger8973 Interesting. I had mine (bought new in 1970) and I kept it for 22 months. It was a riot to drive but it was always broken. I did earn an honorary degree in mechanical engineering working on it. :-) And like your dad my next car was a VW! A limited-edition 1973 VW Sport Bug in Saturn Yellow which I drove for 13 years. I'd love to find a new one in a box somewhere.
Austins: The playful bathers.
Ford: The shark
Same as my Thunderbird a 59, Thunderbirds Are Go, great cars so stylish, chasing two boxes on wheels
I learned to drive in an A40 (Mk2) and passed my test (1st time) in an Escort Mk1.
Shouldn't the Thunderbird be stopped because of exhaust damage?
Passed my test back in ' 66 in a ''64 Mk11 A40 .Seem to recall it didn't go as well as these two !
If only F1 were like this...
Brilliant!
That some great racing!
Why is there a 7 litre chasing 1100s?
Saloon car racing is the best. They are cars and the racing is exciting.
Please upload full race
Here you go www.goodwood.com/grr/event-coverage/goodwood-revival/2017/9/grrc-exclusive-revival-2017-st-marys-trophy-part-1-full-race/
@@GoodwoodRR Thank you!
Next at Goodwood....reliant robin raced furiously...
It's time to play Jaws !!
sucks dull F1 with ten worthless / emotional titles from Hamilton
Hamilton is a plank...Diversity of opinion not race...
Hardly worthless.