Bruno Senna on-board video at Goodwood FOS
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In Uncle Ayrton's 1993 McLaren MP4-8. Going back down the hill after a run. Hand held phone camera vid 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjRAk8YXSHo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjRAk8YXSHo
johnoz said:
Bugeyeandy said:
What a great find! Who was the tool in the F1 car behind him waving manically at the top of the hill?
it would HAVE been 1 of Jackie's sons.Jackie's tartan was blue, black and red.
Paul's was mainly green.
On Thursday, I was speaking to the chaps who look after the Tyrrell and they told me it was Paul who owned it.
Eric Mc said:
johnoz said:
Bugeyeandy said:
What a great find! Who was the tool in the F1 car behind him waving manically at the top of the hill?
it would HAVE been 1 of Jackie's sons.Jackie's tartan was blue, black and red.
Paul's was mainly green.
On Thursday, I was speaking to the chaps who look after the Tyrrell and they told me it was Paul who owned it.
Paul owns the 1971 003 which is in a Scottish museum
Not sure which brother is in the car in that clip though, Mark certainly drove it yesterday at some stage
markcoznottz said:
Was that car straight out of the donnington collection?. Cant be a car that ever gets used if its on the original tyres, surprised there not dryed and shrivelled up!.
it might be as the one that's at donnington is from the Australian GP iirc and I think I read that Bruno would be driving the car Ayrton won his last GP in.. So that would match.davepoth said:
And how long before someone from BRAKE complains about that?
I mean seriously though, that car's got a stick shift I think, and he was driving at 100mph one handed...
I thought the MP4/8 had padel shift by then... Might be wrong, but I agree with the sentiment, some fool will clearly see that this is exactly tw same as someone texting on a motorway :rollseyes:I mean seriously though, that car's got a stick shift I think, and he was driving at 100mph one handed...
Eric Mc said:
Fair enough. Definitely not Jackie though. Jackie was driving Jim Clark's Lotus 38.
Paul, Mark and Jackie drove the car during the weekend. Lovely car the 006 Tyrell and it was nice to see Roy, Jackie's period mechanic looking after the car at the event. The 6 Wheel Tyrell in shot was looked after by my team, as well as the FTD winning Williams FW05 of Roger Wills and the Lola T290 driven by Anthony Reid which set 2nd fastest car time after Roger, sadly Anthony spun in the shootout so didnt get the prize for class win, he was certainly trying for overall FTD at the time though.
johnfelstead said:
sadly Anthony spun in the shootout so didnt get the prize for class win, he was certainly trying for overall FTD at the time though.
Doing a 1m02s time after spending over 10s spinning and being stationary before getting back up to speed was still a good run. Would have been the best time if he hadn't dropped the left rear on the dirt out of turn 1.It was very close between Roger and Anthony, Anthony was fastest on Friday, Roger fastest on Saturday by .01s and then Sunday morning Roger set a really stunning time in the mid 45s, over 1s quicker than the final TV run. It was Anthony's first run in the car Sunday, tyre temps were quite low compared to the other runs so it was easy to not get the first corner 100% right, but when going for FTD you have to still push it and see what happens.
harry010 said:
markcoznottz said:
Was that car straight out of the donnington collection?. Cant be a car that ever gets used if its on the original tyres, surprised there not dryed and shrivelled up!.
it might be as the one that's at donnington is from the Australian GP iirc and I think I read that Bruno would be driving the car Ayrton won his last GP in.. So that would match.Forums | General Motorsport | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff