Excellent, exciting and meaningful racing. You can actually recognize the cars, we have to do something like this in the states. Thanks, for the post, TED
The vintage races at montery are pretty good. But it would be really cool to see an entire series like this. Unfortunately, I think most of the cars that would be eligible are worth too much to their owners to take racing.
These guys are fierce. They make NASCAR look like a bunch of gentlemen drivers doing some demonstrative concourse runs. If anyone wants to know why so many people think NASCAR sucks here is your answer.
@Joseph Kennedy Finished ahead of Matt Kenseth, Ryan Blaney and 12 other drivers at the Glen, and just happens to be the only African-American driver, not so subtle there sparky. You can go away now.
This is basically what American Trans Am racing would look like if it still existed in the US. Love the fact that there are only 7 laps. Every lap is meaningful and there is non-stop action.
I reckon TCM should replace the Supercars as the main Bathurst race. V8 Supercars just don't hold the magic anymore. 1000km in these would be awesome. But then, I'm old enough to remember the production races of years gone by.
The VF Valliant, 225 slant six and a 3 speed box. What an underrated car they were. I've lost count how many bets I won back in the day against the other two and their v8's over the quarter and top speed. All stock standard.
Obviously copyright problems have to be taken into account, but I really do hope there is someone out there who can fill in the gaps in the TCM series between Bathurst 2017 Race 3 and Newcastle 2019. Is there a way these can be put up on CZcams at some point, would love to watch 2017, 18 & 19 all the way through to the end before TCM 2020 gets underway. Anyone else agree?
my street daily driver in lat 80s was 74 slr 5000 with phil jack 327 chev munci 4 speed ,9" rear end ,2.78 diff gears ,thing would pull 145kph in second gear ,burn rubber in 3th gear , fucking weapon on the street 280kph top speed , no ford could touch it on the streets
I sold it 1996 after pulling engine box and 9inch out and put the original 253 v8 back in it for a young fellas first car i never had it engineered , so had to covert it back to sell it , i had a E38 charger big tank after that ,
It is Mount Panorama, located just outside of Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. It is normally a public road with numerous houses located both inside and outside the track. Several times a year, the 60 km/hr speed limit signs come down for some serious motor racing action. Some track statistics; length 6.213 km long, with mountain Straight (uphill) being just over 1.1 km long and Conrod Straight (downhill) just under 2 km long. The steepest grade is 1in 6.13, and the circuit rises and falls 174metres from the lowest point, to the highest and back again. There are about 23 bends and it is indeed a most spectacular track, with top speeds in the 300km/hr± for the tin tops.
@@joeconnolly1144 It is a most spectacular track Joe, although I now live in Australia's smallest and most southern state, I grew up in the Bathurst area, and as Mt Panorama is a public road, I have driven around it many times. The steep parts are very steep, and even driving around at just 60km/hr, you get a real feel for the degree of difficulty. If you Google Mt Panorama, or Bathurst 1000 you will find lots of stuff and plenty of video action. Although the present cars, known as Australian Super Cars, look like road cars, they are purpose built race cars, and about the only genuine parts would be some panels and the badges. In earlier times, they had to race in stock standard cars, and there was a far greater range of different models, and to my mind it was far better. Earlier on it was known as the Armstrong 500, sponsored by Armstrong shock absorbers, and was 500 miles long, but sometime in the 60s (I think) the name was changed and the distance increased to 1000 km, around 620 miles. If ever you find yourself in Australia, it is well worth the effort to get to Bathurst and do a quiet lap around, and there is also a trackside museum with lots of previous winners on display, and if you can wangle it for a time when they are racing, you will just love it. Cheers
Excellent, exciting and meaningful racing. You can actually recognize the cars, we have to do something like this in the states. Thanks, for the post, TED
This racing never gets old.
This is fantastic.
Old, hard to drive cars on one of the top tracks in the world!
Mount Panorama, what a fantastic track. Having V8s belting around there makes a great sight and the growl of V8s is music to my ears.
Sounds are fantastic. Go the HQ
Would love to see this kinda racing here in the USA. Awesome!!!
Travis Curlutu June Sprints Elkhart Lake, WI Also Vintage Car racing.
Find your local track and volunteer for flagging turns! You'll never have to pay to get into a race again...
We have emissions standards
@@bryantmatthews93 It's a racetrack lmao
The vintage races at montery are pretty good. But it would be really cool to see an entire series like this. Unfortunately, I think most of the cars that would be eligible are worth too much to their owners to take racing.
These guys are fierce.
They make NASCAR look like a bunch of gentlemen drivers doing some demonstrative concourse runs.
If anyone wants to know why so many people think NASCAR sucks here is your answer.
Roval race at Charlotte...Hold my beer !
Legendry racing with legendry cars on a legendary track!!!!
NASCAR? ... pffffttt... whatever. These boys are brilliant!
THIS is real racing!
@Joseph Kennedy Explain.
@Joseph Kennedy Finished ahead of Matt Kenseth, Ryan Blaney and 12 other drivers at the Glen, and just happens to be the only African-American driver, not so subtle there sparky. You can go away now.
Reminds Me of the Trans Am Racing Circuit We Had in USA In Late 60's- Mid 70' s
Finest race track on Earth!
This is what a real race looks like
Beautiful cars, Beautiful racing, I wish I was around to see those monsters race back in the day.
Thanks for the upload from germany.
We need this in the USA!
Thanks for the upload from the U.K.
Gotta love OZ. car racing , tennis , surfing !
This is basically what American Trans Am racing would look like if it still existed in the US. Love the fact that there are only 7 laps. Every lap is meaningful and there is non-stop action.
I reckon TCM should replace the Supercars as the main Bathurst race. V8 Supercars just don't hold the magic anymore. 1000km in these would be awesome. But then, I'm old enough to remember the production races of years gone by.
I reckon that's a great idea, where can i find Warburton's phone number?
I love this stuff
Awesome thanks for the upload the closest i will ever get to this is racing on the PC however i wish RACEROOM had this car line up .
This is amazing
Great facility for sure. The people would pack the hills here in the US
Mano, que foda, só os muscle car classicos que eu mais gosto! Olha esses mustangs cara! O camaro! Demais! Pontiac! Shows de V8.
The VF Valliant, 225 slant six and a 3 speed box. What an underrated car they were. I've lost count how many bets I won back in the day against the other two and their v8's over the quarter and top speed. All stock standard.
We had a slant valiant with push button gears! It was bazaar
The blue VF had a Hemi 265 in it at the time- only reason it wasn't dead last against all those much hotter than stock V8's. These days it has a V8.
Pretty sure John Bowe's torana run's a holden 308.
Obviously copyright problems have to be taken into account, but I really do hope there is someone out there who can fill in the gaps in the TCM series between Bathurst 2017 Race 3 and Newcastle 2019. Is there a way these can be put up on CZcams at some point, would love to watch 2017, 18 & 19 all the way through to the end before TCM 2020 gets underway. Anyone else agree?
😁 So much more entertaining than Super cars
3:00 Those flies o the wall don't give a fuck that they got an awesome seat.
my street daily driver in lat 80s was 74 slr 5000 with phil jack 327 chev munci 4 speed ,9" rear end ,2.78 diff gears ,thing would pull 145kph in second gear ,burn rubber in 3th gear , fucking weapon on the street 280kph top speed , no ford could touch it on the streets
Bet you miss that bad boy now.
joker rc
What happened to it?
I sold it 1996 after pulling engine box and 9inch out and put the original 253 v8 back in it for a young fellas first car i never had it engineered , so had to covert it back to sell it , i had a E38 charger big tank after that ,
pardon me i m stupid.. is this in australia? :R
Yes and yes.
Nice classics
whats the track layout? its road course, all road course layouts should be addressed at least once in an airing.
Bring back the trans-am!
F1 pfffffff, esto si es divertido
They are driving upside down and driver is on wrong side !😁💋
How are these cars gripping the road so well??? Is it the updated suspension and tires?
They have upgraded production suspension but pretty well as they where built in terms of the engineering
Are there Buicks in those races?
10:49 I do know what a heel and toe is, I do it everytime I downshift. Takes the wear off the clutch
Go the Pacer
The pacer at that stage was only 6 cylinder, but it now runs a hemi
@@llewvirtue861
An Australian developed 245 ci Hemi 6.
Damn. like Trans-Am I saw decades ago.
What track is this??? Amazing layout!!! Asking from Canada.
It is Mount Panorama, located just outside of Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. It is normally a public road with numerous houses located both inside and outside the track. Several times a year, the 60 km/hr speed limit signs come down for some serious motor racing action. Some track statistics; length 6.213 km long, with mountain Straight (uphill) being just over 1.1 km long and Conrod Straight (downhill) just under 2 km long. The steepest grade is 1in 6.13, and the circuit rises and falls 174metres from the lowest point, to the highest and back again. There are about 23 bends and it is indeed a most spectacular track, with top speeds in the 300km/hr± for the tin tops.
@@Ropetangler well im hooked, watching them all on CZcams, best racing ive ever seen. Thanks for the reply.
@@joeconnolly1144 It is a most spectacular track Joe, although I now live in Australia's smallest and most southern state, I grew up in the Bathurst area, and as Mt Panorama is a public road, I have driven around it many times. The steep parts are very steep, and even driving around at just 60km/hr, you get a real feel for the degree of difficulty. If you Google Mt Panorama, or Bathurst 1000 you will find lots of stuff and plenty of video action. Although the present cars, known as Australian Super Cars, look like road cars, they are purpose built race cars, and about the only genuine parts would be some panels and the badges. In earlier times, they had to race in stock standard cars, and there was a far greater range of different models, and to my mind it was far better. Earlier on it was known as the Armstrong 500, sponsored by Armstrong shock absorbers, and was 500 miles long, but sometime in the 60s (I think) the name was changed and the distance increased to 1000 km, around 620 miles.
If ever you find yourself in Australia, it is well worth the effort to get to Bathurst and do a quiet lap around, and there is also a trackside museum with lots of previous winners on display, and if you can wangle it for a time when they are racing, you will just love it. Cheers
A 4 door racecar just doesn't look right.. beautiful track there.
Torana 💪
Boa noite essa categoria e pé atoladooooo aí eu do valor e acho massa.ass costela. carreteiro Brasil
I want to drive a Camaro 😢😅
Ford❤
Marcos Ambrose Hold my Fosters !
They all use H pattern? Cool as fuck💪🏽
I'd love to start at the back of the pack in New model touring car. see how I go.
These cars are genuinely timeless race cars, proof that parody is bullshit! 👍
4:00
more classic battles!
mothball the new shit
アメリカンマッスルって、本気で走らせたらかなり速いんですね。
V8とか、重い❗️っていうイメージだったけど撤回します！
These cars actually look like a production car where as NASCAR are all look-a-like bullshit.
This would really be great without all the yapping in the booth!
It was called TransAm in America. And just like Nascar,the car manufacturers got tired of the MOPARs whuppin ass. So they ruined it.
I wonder how a 2.3 4 -cylinder Mustang SVO would fair against this crowd ?? Hmmmmmm ..... 😉
Go away!
No good until you tossed the motor and dropped a worked BARRA in it!
Bursons are a rip off. When in WA go to Veale Auto Parts
6 laps what a joke really there's no way you even get a chance to overtake anyone unless the other car has about 100 hp less than yours, lol :)
Boring , Boring . Camaros and Mustangs ? Yawn zzzzz .