GRICEY CHEVY MONZA 1984 Australian GT Championship Adelaide
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Round 2 of the 1984 Australian GT Championship was held on May 6 at Adelaide International Raceway.
Allan Grice dominated the series that year in the ex Bob Jane Chevy Monza (then owned by Alan Browne) and these two heats were no exception.
Commentated by Evan Green and Garry Wilkinson.
Credit to Channel 7 Sport, Australia.
For historical and educational purposes only.
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The pictures are great, they say the Adelaide crew were among the best!
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They totally miss the incident between the BMW and Merc for about 5 mins. No communication at all between the commentators and the camera men haha. Thanks for the Christmas present guys.
Merry Christmas guys. Another year of amazing footage of bygone eras. You certainly know how to jog a memory or two and. very occasionally, moisten the eyes with delight. Salute.
Cheers Brian. Merry Christmas.
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Another great Show.
great times in motor racing, was always a big Gricey fan.
Thank you for all the work you guys do putting these videos up :)
Merry Xmas Mark & Tim and a happy New Year !
Merry Xmas XC!
Thanks mate and the same to you... Tim
I like this video with the more in-depth look at the history of the Sports Sedan (GT Championship). Top work as always Guys.
Merry Christmas and a Happy new year.
Thanks Mark.
Tim May said that Grice drove the Monza as well as Peter Brock did the year before. As much as I am a life long Brock fan, I disagree. I think Grice drove it better in 1984 than Brock ever did. Brocky had a strange (for him) tendency to over drive the Monza. It was like he had something to prove, that he wasn't just a touring car driver. And as such he tried to be the absolute fastest every time he drove it. Grice on the other hand only ever drove the Monza as fast as he needed to and seemed to drive well within himself. And lets face it, Grice's results in just one year in the Monza were better than Brock's who raced it in both 1982 and 1983.
"Australian GT" - another bizarre decision from CAMS to change the rules for no apparent reason...