F1 1962 Monaco [60FPS HD] Bruce McLaren's Victory / Ferrari 156, Porsche 804 

True, and on film the speed of the cars looks much slower than reality, plus the sound is epic close to the cars.

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Armco? We don’t need no stinkin’ Armco.

how cool would it have been to be that close? these were different times. Nowadays we've bubble wrapped our world and insulated ourselves from such things. But sometimes living life is about taking risks, no risks.. is that really living?

​@@rowdsI think so I mean people enjoy it and although its very very small the risk is still there

You reap what you sow, and btw there were plenty of uncultured rich douchebags back in the day too.

at least EVERYONE dressed smartly haha

Airplane. My guess from high angle of bank.

ガサネカサネ うちらが80歳になる時に、どんなF1マシンが走っているのか気になりますね。

Do you mean to say that this is a recreation?

@@MrBrainiacian500 Clipper had taken real pictures, real movies but he had put it together without warning us, without saying it frankly, honestly. A lot of people will believe it because it's so old. He is dishonest, to my mind. 1mn 36 to 1 mn 45 : start of Formula junior (sort of F3). it's easy to verify it because in F1 race there was a big jam BEFORE gazometer harpin. In formula junior, there was a little jam AFTER the harpin. At 1mn 46, it was F1. Note that Dan Gurney, Porsche N°4, was out during this shunt. so the race was over for him before the first turn. On the footage, we can see him driving his car. so It is not the race day. At 2 mn 45 - 2 mn 47 (near chicane): formula junior with this big yellow car 5'15 : 5'18 The escape lane near the chicane is also interesting : 1'16 : the barriers are open 2'47 : close 4'03 : open 4' 47 : open 5' 17 : close 5' 59 : open The Ferrari N° 40 is Willy Mairesse,not Phil Hill. For me, this clipper should had made this title : Monaco 1962 MEETING : formula junior + formula 1, pre race + race

@@MrBrainiacian500 During the race, Graham Hill's BRM had N°10, Jim Clark's Lotus had N° 18

​@@DL-ls5sywow...

You're right. Watching this Flying Clipper movie back in '63 or '64 is the main reason why I have been a motor racing follower ever since. Those amazing colours and the scenery completely got me!

The F1 and the Formula junior, my friend

0' 54 Moshi, moshi

0:25

Probably a plane, judging by the bank angles.

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Original film footage has a very high resolution so it would look like this when upscaled to 60fps.

ジャッキー•スチュワートはこの後でしたね。マクラーレンとかクラークとか、スターリング・モスの時代でした。グラハム・ヒルも現役でしたね。

@@G-style.feat.Neonesty グラハム･ヒル！ 思い出します。 ありがとうございました❗

Original film (Flying Clipper) did not include the start crash footage for some reason, instead it showed start scene of a support race (Formula 3 or some other categories) and made it look like start of the Formula 1 race.

@@formula6033 I understand but I think that he had to tell this, very clearly...

maybe because I'm Japanese

Why not?

the pool was built in 1961 :) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainier_III_Nautical_Stadium

@@formula6033 OK !