The racers that stopped the world.

[jeff666]

Just seen this come up on You Tube,

Very interesting and some great footage.

[9xxNick]

Thanks for the heads up. I've watched the first 10 minutes and it's very good viewing.

[RDMcG]

Lovely, this.

[garythesign]

Half way through. Fabulous stuff

Thanks for posting.

[a8hex]

jeff666 said:

Just seen this come up on You Tube,

Very interesting and some great footage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVnyRa79EA0

Great film, thank you.

[john2443]

That's great!

Also behind the scenes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYjPtl-ZosQ.

It was filmed in 2012 but they didn't get round to editing and releasing until 2020

[Cylon2007]

What a great film and tribute, thanks for the link to it, thoroughly enjoyed it.

[Dapster]

Brilliant, loved it. Thanks for sharing.

[Flying Phil]

Excellent thought provoking film....Thanks for posting.

[DazzerVR6]

Lovely stuff. Thanks for the heads up

[Nigel_O]

The quality of that video was epic - probably as good, if not better than mainstream TV

Loved it when Sir Stirling simply said "Oh really?" when reminded about taking off a competitor's door at a Mille Miglia checkpoint

Thoroughly enjoyable way of killing half an hour when I should have been working....

[a8hex]

Nigel_O said:

Loved it when Sir Stirling simply said "Oh really?" when reminded about taking off a competitor's door at a Mille Miglia checkpoint

I think my favourite quote in the film was Martin Brundel's comment about drum brakes, that the brake pedal was just somewhere to rest your foot while crashing