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Not sure if posted here before...Brands Hatch has a very special atmosphere and great viewing due to shape of the countryside ....maybe not sharpest video quality but footage captures some of that atmosphere.....
https://youtu.be/K0YCGF3ncEY
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6kxbt
https://youtu.be/k1jCRUlWGp0
Steve
.....and some action there from the late sixties
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRdi4l3Zip4
https://youtu.be/ov5ZHn7QkFs
https://www.facebook.com/GentlemenDr...94059834019435
Steve
Thru the Mid 1980s Brands Hatch would host Formula 1 races. If I remember correctly they would host the British GP every other year switching back and forth with the Silverstone Circuit.
Very cool Steve....
One of the best posters I own is from the next year's event..... ;)
Cheers
Yep generally they switched year on year. Used to get along to both venues. Quite different circuit to Silverstone.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickb4
Went there with a friend in summer last year. Kindly as guests of “an officer and gentleman” to watch him race a 90s RSR. We had a lovely day in the Kent sunshine. Much appreciated ;) The weather was very contrasting to the extremely wet event in the 70s film— hot and dry. A beautiful English summer day. A bit too hot for the two drivers. The short Indy Circuit circuit of a little over a mile provides excellent viewing due to the natural amphitheatre shape without having to traipse all the way out to the full GP circuit.
Steve
I have been to Brands Hatch several times, even had a track day there. Amazing track, viewing, atmosphere (guess what it is in UK :-))
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Xavier if you pay circuit owner MSV (Jonathan Palmer) a bit more money they'll let you use a car on their racetrack ;)
Steve
:D I was not allowed to use the AM Vantage GT3 that day, so I had to cope with I had in hands...my feet :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by 911MRP