BTCC star shoots from last to second place in Porsche 356!
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- British Touring Car runner-up Sam Tordoff had quite the time in the Fordwater Trophy at Goodwood Revival 2018. After grabbing a pole from Darren Turner's Aston Martin DB2, Tordoff's Porsche 356 stalled when the flag dropped. The ensuing drive was absolutely scintillating: enjoy eight minutes of the best moments here!
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Considering the competition, that's one quick 356! Great driving!
This is just wonderful! Classic motor racing. Thanks very much.
love seeing these old cars still being driven properly...way more fun to watch than modern stuff
That was a great race. 👍👍🏁 The green and white Porsche driver was absolutely amazing.
What a sportsman, the #7 car waving him through to third place.
Great driving well done! And that precision 3:52
I love the nice exit from T1 at 4:58 aswell :)
This. This is exactly what the 356 was built to do and how it’s to be done.
I had a 356 C. It was such an amazing car! I regret having sold it!
Teach me how to become rich master!
Driven several racing 356’s in sim they’re really pretty neutral. Great timing and set up on the curves and passes, really well done.
Herbie's cousin...great driving..on the limit 👌can see how balanced the porche is and how tuned in the driver is also
It takes guts to race these old cars...they’re expensive!
And, sometimes, deathtraps!
some of these are replicas
Bulcsu704 not all of them
Yeah but if you are able to own one of those and race it, the "expensive" part is not really what bothers you I think. It's more about not to ruin a great car and especially to get out of it alive in case of something.
Yorben 15 hence the word _some_ 🤦♂️
I love watching these old cars strut their stuff! wonderful content!
Classic motor racing is the best!! Thank you!!
Brilliant drive by Sam Tordoff.
Wow, that was really exciting to watch. Great race!!
I LOVE WATCHING THESE RACES!!!!!!
I just love "no downforce" racing 👍 😎
I had a 1953 Porsche with a 1964 SC engine with a big bore kit, for 1800cc. It chirped the tires with the clutch out and rolling.
Heh, my pops said a buddy back in the day put a super 90 Porsche engine in his beetle , and when thoroughly hammered off the line you'd occasionally see a spot of daylight under a front tire.
Sounds like a hoot.
Awesome stuff! He really used all of the track.
Hard clean racing, just WOW
That was fun to watch indeed.
4:27 woooaahhh!! That pass!
I wonder how different the handling was with the tyres of the times , and how much modern tyres made this faster.
The cars run on modern-made tyres but to classic specifications, they are the same as the tyres used in period.
@@GoodwoodRR Presumably they get modern rubber mixes, and consequently higher grip / durability
I think completely modern grippy tires (semi-slicks or slicks) would overwhelm the suspension. (There were instances where people tried to improve normal 20-30 year old cars with such tires but the parts holding the wheels weren't strong enough for these forces during very hard cornering.)
Would’ve loved to have seen the surface of the tires on that Porsche right after the race - it was sure drifting hard at the limit in so many of those corners! Sure looked very smooth and predictable on that edge!
I’m no stance boy, but I love how low that Porsche is! Lol look at how much that wheel is tucked!
they are actually pretty low like that stock.
@@geerstyresoil3136 that’s porsche paving the way too good looking cars since the 60’s 😆 what year are those Porsche’s?
@@realweston porsche buitl the 356 between 1948-1965/66 its the original mass produced porsche.... descended from the 911.
Weight! Low weight is free performance!!! That little Porsche is perfect!
Wait… so I have been watching many of these Goodwood Revival videos on RUclips, and pondering to myself, “My, that cracking little circuit looks like Oulton Park” - was it renamed?
And moved hundreds of miles.... No, Goodwood is a circuit in West Sussex near the south coast of England, Oulton Park is another incredible circuit in the north of England in Cheshire.
Compact, fast car and good driver
There should be a law that every form of Motorsports in the world has British announcers.
Not sure of the specs on these old beauties but that 356 seems like a ringer. Love that winning DB2
How did the 356 find itself at the back of the field at the start? While it is undoubtedly being driven well, it looks like it is a significantly quicker car than the rest of the field
Qualified second, couldn't get the car to re-fire on the grid.
imagine how fun that must be!
Tordoff drove like a monster chewing up all in his path.two more laps and that Aston would have been toast
Holy smokes what a drive
Great driver,fabulous car, oh it´s a Porsche, of course! Stay safe!
Porsche roots in racing not posing.
Roots in Tatra
@@francis8062 Not wrong. 😄
This looks like he is playing forza motorsport and let the computation lap him just so he could have a challenge
Better than any modern racing!
Now that's a proper driving.
Driving slow cars at the limit of their performance is nothing like driving fast cars at the limit of your skill as a driver
Slow?
A little bit of car and a helluva lot of driver = racing at it's best! 😜
Looked like loads of fun!
Looks like a lot of fun
Great driver and car
356 #600 Suspension Setup For the win.
Can't believe my eyes.
They all have reg plates. Are these all public road legal?
That is having Heart!
Awesome race! :)
Sam Tordoff, the new Tom Kristensen!
Great racing!
The difference between professionals and happy amateurs.
Was this Porsche air cooled? Thanks
The 356's were/are air cooled.
@@danw1030 thanks, I thought so, wasn't certain. You can definitely tell the lineage
Bond always wins 😀
That was breathtaking! Who needs to race at 300 km/h to have fun?!
Must be a super 90 356, the standard one couldn't pass a c type Jag nor any Ferrari.
It's a 1954 356 Pre-A 1500S, now with a slightly larger 1582cc engine that has been highly tuned to develop around 170bhp! Find out more here 👉 www.goodwood.com/grr/event-coverage/members-meeting/2018/3/the-porsche-that-punches-above-its-weight/
Porsche is the best of em all
I wish my 356 was that quick 👍
Reminds me of Granturismo ...you start last you finished first :)
1:59 Smile and wave bo-NYOOOOOOOMMMMM
That was great!
He made that look easy
impressive 💪
Snacking his opponents as he passes them right and left. Brilliant.
Had he not stalled his engine he would have lapped the field due to having no cars to pass into a later lap. I wish some magazine would do an article on that car.
HOLY SEND
What a drive. Only thing that could improve this is the Lovebug music playing over the top
Porsche 356 Hybrid Turbo S
Tatra derived squashed Beetle wins!!!
Hm. No comments? RUclips must be on something?
I know they're cheating, but that porsche looks so good
Cheating?
Not bad for a Beetle :)
Conservation of momentum FTW!
Hmmm, despite great driving, that 356 was too fast, flashing through the field like it was turbocharged! Suspicious?
Excellent power to weight ratio in effect.
Super star driver compared to wealthy amateurs
2nd place is still first loser!
I wasn't aware Porsche _was_ a British touring car...
But still, great job, Mr. Tordoff! =)
Who said Porsche was a British touring car? 🤔
when you turn the AI difficulty to easy:
The performances of this early 356 are suspicious..
Tuned to 170bhp...bored out slightly larger and highly tuned...power to weight ratio is near perfect...still drum brakes all around...shes a beaut
I was in that white and green porsche
They were NEVER that fast in the day. This is the problem with historic racing, VW engines have been constantly developed since those days, and put out very impressive horsepower now.
Yes, I am aware of the differences between the Porsche engine and the VW.
Hah, if I had the bucks id like a pre 67 Cal look bug with a big ol 2300 or whatever size you can make em these days ,around 200hp would be nice.
Yeehaa!
Porsche is Porsche.
Glad to see these cars being thrashed around instead of rotting in a rich pricks garage
Rule of thumb - never count out BTCC drivers!!!
I stopped the video at the one second mark because if you're driving that Porsche you might as well be driving a Formula V or commonly known as, a waste of time!