RE: Harris at the Revival: Time for (more) Tea?

[mr2j]

I can almost just about see myself as you round Woodcote. That was an amazing day out, very much enjoyed it. Well driven Chris Harris.

[soad]

Great video, keep them coming!

[Chris Stott]

Finally got home from work and can watch AND listen... what a fabulous sounding engine!

Oh, and that Cobra... quick in a straight line, but does it have any brakes?

[dinkel]

Check Roger Wills in my vid from Spa 6 2010:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZJJ02WLFPM&fea...

No brakes! But one gets used to it.

When Dutch racing ace Coronel shared the Cobra with DHG David Hart he shouted: that things slides and even in a straight line!

Classic racing cars are so addictive: real driving experience.

[urquattro]

Bravo Chris, we all liked the video and hope you enjoyed the week ends drive!!
Loved the shaking gearstick, just like and e type I have.
Also the moment in the chicane when that wretched cobra slipped up the inside, still grunt and bravery got him again.
Historic race cars and drivers possess maximum event appeal, first class field in that race.

Thanks to GW web site for the live streaming some of us had to use.

[sparkister]

What an amazing vid. The noise from that engine. You keep thinking "He's got to change soon, hasn't he ?"

The balancing act of grip and power is so evident in that video someone needs to get old Bernie to have a watch of it. If you cant see driver skill in evidence how do you know its there.

[dinkel]

I love it: Chris Harris really boosts classic car racing with his posts.

Hoping he will do a few more classic stints next season.

Spa 6 was a bit tragic though . . .

[bobberz]

One of the most fantastic sounds I have ever heard!