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Rio Tinto Ride to Conquer Cancer - ABC News Report 19/08/12
Footage from the Rio Tinto Ride to Conquer Cancer finish on August 19, 2012.
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Besart Berisha - Matchwinning Penalty 2011/2012 A-League Final
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Bobby Deerfield Crash and Grand Prix Footage
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Footage taken from Bobby Deerfield, Sidney Pollack's 1977 motorsports-romance film staring Al Pacino. The film was widely panned by critics for its melodramatic romance between racing driver Bobby Deerfield (played by Pacino) and a terminally ill Swiss woman. Nonetheless, between the endless scenes of absurd romance was actual footage from the 1976 Formula 1 season. This scene combines footage ...
Paul Newman's Winning - 1966 Indy 500 Crash Footage
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Paul Newman's 1969 film, Winning, chronicled a driver who wins the Indy 500 at the expense of his marriage. The film used actual footage from the Indy 500. This accident scene was taken from the start of the 1966 race. No drivers were seriously hurt.
Interview with Senator Albert Field
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In 1975, the Queensland Premier, Joh Bjelke-Petersen, appointed Albert Field to fill a casual vacancy in the Senate that had been left by the death of Labor's Bertie Milliner. Convention dictated that Bjelke-Petersen would simply appoint the chosen Labor Party nominee, Mal Colston. However, the Country Party premier turned his back on tradition and instead appointed Albert Field, an obscure flo...
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THIS was one of the worst movies I've seen in over 50 years of watching movies. I would have walked out on it if I could (I was with friends). DO NOT ever watch this waste of time. Sydney Pollack and Al Pacino's worst effort!
YES, exactly! I went with a friend to a cinema in Sydney, because it was marketed heavily during ad breaks on TV at the time. I was 15,, mad for Formula One, my racing friend same age, we lined up, surrounded by women of every age. That should have given us the good oil that the film was not a 'racing film'. Apart from 3 minutes of actual Grand Prix racing the rest was utter utter rubbish, lovey dovey shit! The crash scene was not even laughable, it was so poor, Pollack should hang his noggin in shame...
Indeed it was terrible. It was so bad that the FIA placed a moratorium on Hollywood from making F1 movies for 25yrs, and banned Al Pacino and Sidney Pollack from attending any FIA sanctioned motorsports events - including the Karting World Championship series.
Zolder seems to be in this clip too.....
Yes, well spotted
Name of the film pls
The accident was silly. What happened to the other car? How did the car just stop at the tree. No momentum?
Ah yes, Al Pacino drove for Brahma F1 team founded by Jack Brahma with team principal Barney ecclestand
Some know him as Bernie €¢¢£ə$†øπə...
Shittiest cinema racing car crash ever...
$hitiest F1 movie too.
José Carlos Pace 🇧🇷
Rip José Carlos Pace |🇧🇷
Rip tom pryce
John Watson at the beginning and the late Tom Pryce 0:03, who was killed before the release of this movie.
The winner was Englishman Graham Hill who started in the fifth row. Scotsmen Jim Clark and Jackie Stewart finished 2nd and 6th respectively. Hill is the only driver to win Indy, the Formula One Championship (twice), and Le Mans.
Ficou fantástico essa cena, até parece uma corrida de verdade, inclusive,se não estou enganado,em 1966 houve um acidente na reta principal desse mesmo jeito em que Mario Andretti acabou se envolvendo,essa cena me pareceu que foi a corrida de verdade e não a do filme do Paul Newman.
Interesting how the Bobby Unser 1968 Eagle Turbo Offy got into the 1966 race. Time slip I guess.
Why did they speed up the footage of his crash?
The time when Carlos Pace was Al Pacino
El himno d españa ?
Yep. Footage from the 1976 Spanish GP at Jarama.
🔥🔥 🏁🏁🏁amazing what he did🏎️🏎️🏎️ 1:22 💚❣ 👇👇👇
The racing sequences are actually pretty good, the only thing was that the crash was awful it looked badly made
The Racing sequences are actually from real Races if I'm not mistaken Al Pacino used José Carlos Pace's Helmet and his Scenes on Races were actually Footage of Pace
@@fabianrocha9924 You are not mistaken. At least 2 GPs from 1976, the Spanish at Jarama, and the Belgian at Zolder, but it was collaborated to appear as the same circuit; a sort of Jarader or Zolama, if you please...
you can see the legendary 6wheels Tyrrell as well
The pilot on the circuit was Jose Carlos Pace. The producers choose him because he looks like Pacino. Unfortunately he died in an Airplane crash in 1979.
1977
He died 13 days after Tom pryce died
The movie "WINNING" could have been well produced and directed but it was not as it was deemed necessary to enhance the film speed of the Indy race, and made to look like the race cars were doing 250 MPH into turn #1. Very much an amateur editing mistake that ruined the whole film.
0:30 a cheeky Bernie Ecclestone
Damn...this was filmed literally a few weeks before Tom pryce was killed I think...its so eerie when you see him in the scenes
@Flame Resistant Troll And Jose Carlos Pace died in 1977 too
It was 10 months before that. Tom Pryce died at South African GP Kylami March 1977. This looks like Spanish GP May 1976 as Spanish flag used to start the race.
@@TonyBananas101 yes...Jarama,Madrid
@@TonyBananas101 And Zolder, Belgium.
Don't know who play the role of Tom Price, but is not him. The race that we see, has been made at the Jarama circuit, in Madrid, but I don't know when, and I?ve seen all the F 1 races in the Jarama
Al Pacino is always beautiful to watch. The expression on his face as the character after he crashed is so real. He's really a great actor.
I grew up in the neighborhood behind turn 3 my friends and I knew every inch of that place we would take or bikes and skateboards sneak in and ride them on track no way u could do that now 60s and 70s were a great time to grow up there
Was a young Bernie I saw at 00:30?
Yes its him
Yeah, 'The Iron Dimwit' himself.
Wow, some guy from the inside retaining wall ran across the pit lane and right in front of the pace car.
i love this movie and soundtrack 🌹...
At least he had less injuries than Nikki Lauda
Bobby Unser says he missed the wreck because his car was so slow that year LOL
Most of the footage (except for the wreck) is from 1968.
The big wreck appears to be the 1966 Indy 500 starting wreck.
Yes, you are correct.
The film of it is very clear, clearer than I have seen before from other sources. It looks like in the actual crash footage that at least one tire went over the fence and into the seats.
I thought the same thing.The most probable explanation on the clarity of the film is that "Winning" was digitally remastered at some point and this is from that.I also saw the tire and it is amazing no one was killed.Unfortuanetely,me and my Dad were at Michigan in 1998 when a tire flew into the stands and killed three spectators.Saw the aftermath of it.Also present at Indy in 1987 when the same thing happened.
Even though I wasn’t at the 1987 race, I remember very clearly from watching that race on tv when a tire flew into the stands and struck a spectator that year, with the spectator fatality announced at a later time. That incident made me wonder if anyone was hurt or killed from a tire going into the stands at the 1966 race, but I have never heard any such report.
I like how the brabham caught fire without really hitting anything
Yes; this means that Niki Lauda has a Bacon number of 3.
rip tom pryce
is that really Tom PRYCE.
@@idak12 Yep it was Tom Pryce
0:35 José Carlos Pace. Interlagos Circuit is named "Autodromo José Carlos Pace" due to him.
Ther the big one before the start about 12 Race car is out maybe
Lap 1. Lap fucking 1 and a quarter of the field has been fucked
woah nelly that crash was wicked
He only spoke once in the Senate by asking a question. Would have liked a bit more!
I don't think we should be cruel about a man who was a political porn. He was used by Lib/Nat to give them the decisive edge in blocking supply & therefore bringing down an elected government as a result. These individuals in high circles manipulate situations to achieve there own causes. Field appointment was such. Yes criticism should go towards him as well because he was not elected by the State & a person belonging to the party should have replaced the vacancy. He was a stooge for the bigger end of town & he was never given admiration by the people who put him their. They allowed him to rot into history.
This is happened to Jimmie Johnson at Dover.
I'm in this movie!
how many spectators used to get killed by flying tires in these races?
Chubachus Surprisingly, very few. There was one at the Speedway in 1987, but the last one before that had been in the late 1930's.
+almostfm Worse case of spectators killed by tires or flying debris was at the 1955 LeMans race.
Wheel tethers were put on the cars after, F1 and IndyCars, after Aryton Senna's accident. The spectator who was hit by a wheel in '87 almost made it. He was standing at the top row of a set of open granstands, I think turn four. If the wheel was about 2 or 3 feet higher, it would have went over his head. Pretty sure I saw a picture from a racing paper that showed him a few seconds before he was hit. He was looking at something behind the grandstands. He never saw it coming. In the late 80's through the early 90's a lot of catch fence modifications were made extending them farther over the race track.
Wrong. Wheel tethers weren't put in F1 cars until 1998 after the Belgian Grand Prix.
Pacino's weirdest role yet
what an asshole
Are you implying the Godfather tought Maldonado how to drive ?
I hope he died a painful death when he hung himself, and I also hope he is suffering in hell right now, stupid old geezer that he was. Not missed at all by anybody outside his family. Same for Joh.
Grand Prix, Le Mans, > Bobby Deerfield....
Good lord christ...
Spain.. Jarama circuit
First time I saw this accident was in Automobile Year book as a young boy, I remember being shocked at the still photo's, even showing them to my Dad and exclaiming how terrible it looked. That memory has stayed with me all these years and now I get to see it as a film sequence, still looks shocking but I'm so glad there were no serious injuries or loss of lief.