Motocross (1959)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- International Motocross Grand Prix at Hawkstone Park, Salop, Shropshire.
Various shots of competitors getting ready for the scrambling (or motocross) Grand Prix. They put on helmets, drive to the start line, pick out their starting label from a hat etc. Shots of crowd and of starting line. Motorcyclists set off - various shots of the race and of spectators.
Narrator talks about the sport of motocross and of how it is gaining in popularity in Britain.
FILM ID:93.21
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Fantastic quality in color. Great sound.
This it what it was like when I was young. Crap suspension and brakes. Ignition systems with points and a condenser. Aluminum fenders that bent or fiberglass fenders that shattered. Handlebars that would bend if you looked at them wrong. Most tracks had no sound requirements, so it sounded great.
I can almost smell the castrol R 👍
Love this stuff
Just the last bit said.." there are practically no accidents..
Lol..1976 I broke leg.. fibia and tibula (if spelt right?)
Right after the finish line.. I was sent flying.. snap.. snap..
Funny thing, I was just informing Nancy, about the cancer, enjoying a Harly ride. Last I heard, she likes the sound of them. IT Toy!
amazing.
The word motocross bwas first invented in England but the Hare Scrambles (Jack Rabbit Runs) were first invented in California USA. That is a well established fact. Now when these two worlds met up collectively was around 1958-59 at what were labeled as GP or SX's. But those American Hare Scrambles were already running back in the 1880"s - 1960' and became launchers for the 1900 board track racing, horse track flat track racing and hill climbing.
Knucklehead. 1880? Really? C'mon man, lay off the juice 😂
No; motocross was born in both Great Britain and France in the early 1920's. In Britain, it was called "scrambles" and in France it was called "moto-cross". When world championship events started being scheduled after the end of WW2, the term "motocross" became the established term, although Britain continued to refer to their own events as "scrambles" for many years after. In America, "scrambles" would gain some popularity after WW2, but the term was used to describe various forms of off-road motorcycle racing. It wasn't until Edison Dye brought over World Champion Torsten Hallman in the late 60's that the term "motocross" really caught on, and began growing as a properly organized sport.
They don't make riders like that no more !
Dave Curtis there on the big Matchless, great rider.
Dave curtis is my great grandad believe it or not
@@rbxcam7302 I have every respect for the man.
Всегда представлял и думал что МотоКросс это достоинство и выдумка СССР Советского спорта причина , за отсутствуем естественно нормальных дорог , нихуя 1959 год европейские пацаны бьются... И это так, просто СССР подхватил эстафету в теме и сделал все нормально, когда Кавинов и Моисеев гоняли на австрийских КVT
Hawkstone hill still looks pretty scary
Spoiled by the big ads at the end.