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1961 New Zealand GP [60 FPS] Stirling Moss, Jack Brabham, Bruce McLaren, JIm Clark, etc.

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60fps upscaled footage of the 1961 New Zealand Grand Prix at Ardmore Airfield. (First 1 minute of this footage shows the 1961 Dunedin Road Race) Please watch in 720p60. The 1961 NZ GP race attracted many F1 drivers such as Graham Hill, Jim Clark, John Surtees, Dan Gurney, Denny Hulme, Joakim Bonnier, Bruce McLaren, Jack Brabham and Stirling Moss, and was held on January 7 1961.
Original film footage by Archives New Zealand - "New Zealand Grand Prix (1961)" • New Zealand Grand Prix...
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Комментарии : 23

@banortwi 3 года назад

This is unbelievable. Such clips will never cease to impress me

@gritgait5482 3 года назад

I hope your channel blows up & reach cloud 9. Please keep these videos coming.

@Th0rmator 3 года назад

Amazing footage!

@SOIBand 3 года назад

Thank you for uploading this

@rivotrich7 3 года назад

Amazing! Very clear resolution for 1961.

@SamuelCroin 3 года назад

Another great clip. Thank you

@cristianocarmo7140 Год назад

Woah! I didnt F1 still had a GP in New Zealand👏👏👏

@docpalazola491 3 года назад

This is amazing video.....hopefully you have access to more.

@Pandamasque 3 года назад

0:13 I like how there are people casually strolling on the edge of the circuit with the back turned to the incoming cars, something you you're not even supposed to do on the hard shoulder of a motorway these days.

@frankemerson8584 3 года назад

Beautiful upload, pure gold. Not the NZGP on the Ardmore airfield (obviously) in the first part, but the Dunedin Road Race on the beautiful natural road course, January 28th 1961. Winner was Denny Hulme in a 2.5 Cooper-Climax, in front of Pat Hoare (3.0 Ferrari) and Angus Hyslop (2.0 Cooper-Climax).

@jamesbehra2690 3 года назад

Damn I was missing you! 🏆🍾🇵🇹

@JPKelly-xr7tr 3 года назад

Excellent Content!

@nicholasvallestero7390 3 года назад

£150? That was all? I mean I've had the utmost respect for these racing pioneers. Now, knowing these guys were paid sub-par paychecks to do it only adds to the respect. Great footage.

@nitelast 3 года назад

To be fair, its not exactly a small amount either. Thats about £3.5k now, I'd think that would still be quite a bit back then.

@TOFKAS01 3 года назад

Well, that was the time before large sponsors payed shitloads of money for advertising.

@rivotrich7 3 года назад

I’m curious, how many front-engined F1 cars were still used in F1 races at this time? By contrast, all but one car in the U.S. 1961 Indy 500 were front-engined “roadsters”, and the single rear-engined car in that race was a Cooper chassis raced by F1 World Driving Champion Jack Brabham, finishing 9th. Also that one Cooper was the first pretty much modern rear-engined car to compete in the Indy 500 (early versions appeared in ‘39-41), and it began the then controversial “rear-engined revolution” at Indy.