Remembering Bruce McLaren at Goodwood Revival 

The legacy of Bruce McLaren: www.goodwood.com/grr/race/historic/2020/6/video-the-legacy-of-bruce-mclaren/

*BRUCE McLAREN* (1937 - 1970): Great driver ... great engineer ... great team leader ... great son, brother, husband & father ... _exceptional man!_

Bet Bruce had a big smile on his face looking down watching this 😊

I saw McLaren today, in my obscure city in the centre of Canada where such things are rare....I'll count that as my tribute.

Great to see the Lycoming Special again. In the Tasman Series of about 1964, I was lucky enough to attend the Lady Wigram Trophy race in Christchurch NZ. It was the 3rd round of the championship, held at Wigram airfield. Bruce McLaren had some dramas and his Cooper was unable to compete. I think Jim Boyd was the owner of the Lycoming at that time and he offered it to Bruce for the main race. Having not practiced in it , he was forced to start from the rear of the grid. It certainly showcased his talent as he came through to finish 3rd, in an unfamiliar car. The Lycoming was a fearsome beast, known throughout NZ. It had enormous torque out of corners and for a sportscar to mix it with the 2 and a half litre Tasman cars of that era driven by the likes of Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, Graham Hill, Jochen Rindt, Dickie Attwood, Piers Courage, Frank Gardner to name a few, shows what a formidable car it was. I had heard that it was still competing in NZ so it is great to see it.

Have to thank and acknowledge the British people and co for maintaining Bruce's achievements and keeping his legendary legacy alive in such authentic way. Watching the F1 stars today it's reminds me and makes me feel so proud that Bruce layed the foundation and remain an inspiration to likes of yesterday's, today's and tomorrow's mega stars all over the world. Bruce McLaren will always live in our minds and hearts forever long and his legacy will live longer than any motorsport including the highest of them all formula 1. It reminds me of who I am and how proud and honoured to be a fellow Kiwi and would like to take it upon myself the opportunity to say thank you from the bottom of my motoracing heart. Long live the Kiwi legend and all the people that keep his legacy alive forever for us Kiwis especially to celebrate the life of a legend. Respect.🇳🇿🎉🏆🇬🇧🏎️

I found it rather sad that the 50th anniversary of Bruce's death did not get a mention on the news here in Auckland! Disgraceful!!

I wish I could have met Bruce

Nice. But it would be more betteer if u say what machines was on a track during that ceremony! Very interesting! Danke!

I love the Mini van with the wing, but it was a pity the cameras gave so little attention to the M14

Sadly a true gent taken to soon.

Wonderful. Thank you for sharing. Who would downvote and why?

From Remuera to Goodwood.💯

I love Aston Martin Dbr-1

excellent

Those open sports cars just look mean. I want one. Badly.

what a big level of the history over wheels

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who was he i didn't hear about him until just recently

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You forgot the Austin ulster

GOODWOOD

Where are all the Jim Hall Chaparrals?

FERDINAND PORSCHE IS BACK! new car is porsche 920!

Are they original cars?