Manx Norton Onbaord Brands Hatch Race 1
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2011
- Onboard footage from Brands Hatch Lansdowne British Historic Grand Prix. Race 1 from Sunday 31st August - Again Mike Russell riding Richard Adams Manx. Rubbish start but a good close race, ended 4th, ran out of skill and bravery to pass Luke for 3rd. 54s lap in there somewhere...
Very authentic video, it shows how hard, and dangerous racing is.
It's good to see everybody out there...
I love those modern tyres.
From a 1960s racer here.
God bless...
Fantastic race footage. Slow enough to see exactly what the rider was thinking, picking the lines and passing spots, catching in and through the corners and the frustration of just not having the punch out of them and down the straights. Thanks! I'd love a Manx. (one day!)
Soy fan de las motos inglesas de los años 1950. Tengo una norton de 1954 Es2 y una bsa1947 A7. Mi hijo que es joven vive henamorado de estas viejas reliquias históricas. Saludos a todos.
Goosebumps!!! close racing at its best, very impressive
Thanks for uploading Mike
Takes me back to the days of Minter, Cooper, Ivy, Chandler, Butcher, Chris Conn, Joe Dunphy, Pat Mahoney, Dave Croxford, and many more.
The Brands Hatch short circuit is a magnificent challenge of man and machine, and the Manx holds its own after all these years. Excellent POV video experience, obviously very enjoyable. Paddock Bend was known as 'the most dangerous bend in Europe' at one point and I actually witnessed a young rider break his neck and die there. Brands is classic, and hasn't changed since I rode there in 1966. Shame it isn't on the MotoGP calendar but that's all filled with the Tilke slot-car circuits.
Hypnotic, Nice lines. I could watch that on replay all day.
your corner entry speed, and mid-corner too was brilliant. I was actually in the race for a moment, on the edge of my seat here!!, I loved it. keep em coming. that motor sounds very healthy. I wish I could have actually been there. thank you.
What a beautiful bike... I got to see one of these in Hershy, Pennslyvania today and i really fell in love with it. The craftsmenship that went into them are really unmatched by stuff they make today.
sorry to keep posting . but this is the best thing I have seen in years
What a great soundtrack. Love the ripple-effect, it's like a dream sequence.
Takes me back to the 90s as a kid, waking up to the smell of Castro R and bacon butties... the sound of engines and the tannoy calling for scrutineering. Mum and dad racing outfits at Brands, Cadwell, 3 sisters etc. Now I wish I could go back and appreciate the racing. Great video!
Fabulous video! I circuit raced in the '80s but we always looked upon the Manx and other 500 singles racing as the pioneers. Thanks for sharing!
Wow this was more than 10 years ago👍🏻Good quality apart from the odd wavy effect. Lovely to see the vintage machines racing like they did back in the day. Needs to be done with a gopro in 2023 now! Please Sir👍🏻
Thats the best video I have seen on here! here I have ridden round Brands on a few practice wednesdays back in those days, daysI never actually raced but did try and stay with the occasional Manx, Manx my old CSR went well but didnt handle well, well, well and ate cranks like they all did lol. lol Thanks for the video
You rode very very well. The traffic held you back. Great video. Thank you.
For some reason the 500 singles and 650 twins in the '60s looked and sounded so much more exciting...I built a 650 Triton in my bedroom in 1967 lol.
I really enjoyed that made me smile, brilliant ,great race great filming fantastic riding
Simply, one of the best racing footage onboard i never seen.
Thanks and congratulations for this great race.
P.D: Who need tcs, antiwheelie, 16'5" wheels...?
excellent footage, well done, nice tight clean racing, nothing better.