1964 Atlanta 500 from Atlanta Motor Speedway | NASCAR Classic Full Race Replay
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2023
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Fun Fact: The broadcaster in this race was Ralph Camargo (1912-1992), mostly known for working in a series of racing films called Dynamic Films throughout the 50s and 60s, and ending in 1978. He was mostly a voiceover announcer in many NASCAR and IndyCar races, including the 1964 Daytona 500, 1961 Indy 500, 1958 Southern 500, etc.
In my opinion, Ralph deserves more praise and recognition in both IndyCar and NASCAR because he was an amazing announcer and had very memorable and exciting calls for both motorsports.
Thanks for sharing the info about the announcer for this race, as the video ended without showing the closing credits.
The announcing voice in this film sounded familiar, but up until now, I was not aware of the name behind the voice.
Ralph was a remarkable talent.
@bloqk16 You're very welcome. Ralph was a remarkable l announcer. Also, I plan to make a video about his best calls later today.
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@@gameonsports69 It's a sorry state that you haven't realized he has always been around us. How can God be coming if he is already here?
@davidmotorsportsmlbguy i have found Ralph's narration up to at least the 1978 Southern 500. I loved his..."look out, look out !"
The "colorization" of this race is OUTSTANDING. The most clear & vivid i have ever seen in a race of this era. Thanks NASCAR !
If you check out the racing reference website about this race, it reveals the precarious reliability of the cars back in that era, as the maladies the cars had were numerous in this race, items that modern NASCAR racers rarely face:
Frame failure
Rear end failure
Ignition failure
Overheating
Head gasket
Pushrod
Gas leak
Several blown engines.
The marginal reliability of the NASCAR racers in the 1960s added an element of suspense to the races that is nearly lacking nowadays.
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@@gameonsports69 I pity you for being so clueless. God is always around us, he never left. So, how can the Divine be coming if he never left?
@@gameonsports69do you not have anything better to do with your time?
Great vid!!! 🏁🏁
Keep up the good work like to watch the real stock car racing!
great memories all the great drivers
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I’d love to listen if there’s a radio broadcast of this full race available
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