he's doing commentary --- and that car being loaded onto truck ... he takes a few looks ... 'engine failure' i can read body language instantly ... a trashed car - side of road as your doing other - it fkn fascinates me
I guarantee that Jackie in that soggy old Rolls he’s driving could lap the track faster than ANYONE commenting on this video could manage in a new Ferrari. And I’m talking about modern day octogenarian Jackie. Get a young Jackie and it isn’t even fair.
3:09 "theres a little river that runs across the road there so youve got to remember that". Can you imagine if they had to avoid the odd river every now n then in modern f1?? Rip Francois, such an amazing talent and from what ive seen a damn good guy.
I love watching the mid 60's F1 cars go airborne over that one "jump" hill on the Ring...I understand they did finally have to level it out a bit to keep the later faster F1 cars from killing themselves.
@@VanWinger Actually Flugplatz is the righthand corner after the jump, named so because there used to be an airfield there. The straight with the jump is called Quiddelbacher Höhe. Sorry for nitpicking :-/
I had a hunch I was off -- but shotgunned. My apologies. And to reference a prior discussion; I once camped out in '86 at 'Turn 11' - Watkins Glen, but chicanery has now renamed my camp. What turn am I?
@@VanWinger Hehe no worries mate, it's an easily and commonly made mistake because Flugplatz sounds so logical for that jump :) About Wakins - I have no clue.. I googled but I have no idea. I know the 60's layout well because I played a lot of Grand Prix Legends and now Iracing which just released an awesome version of the latest layout - but I have no idea :)
@@MrEDET I was at this epic race and turn 7 for the non-booted NASCAR track was turn 11 for the full GTP track. ua-cam.com/video/kfX42rJc6DA/v-deo.html
I love how Jackie didn't skip a beat while driving through those corners with random people standing on the track. As if people standing on the Norfschleife was totally normal. 😨😨😨
In 1977 I worked with a guy who was on the organizing committee for the Long Beach Grand Prix. It was the first F-1 at Long Beach, and not a lot of American's, at the time, even knew much about F-1 racing. Anyway, the guy I worked with invited me to go with him to the celebrity/driver dinner they held the evening before the race. When we got to the place where the dinner banquet was to be held, a guy at the door asked us who we wanted to sit with. My co-worker looked at me and said, "you choose". Just as an off the cuff remark, I kind of joked, "Jackie Stewart". The guy then just looked down and took our names and said we were at a certain table number. When we were seated, we actually ended up sitting there with Jackie Stewart, George Harrison and two writers from Road and Track magazine. Any way, because of Jackie Stewart at the table, we had the most fun, amazing, laugh your ass off time on the piss until we practically had to crawl out of the place. Even shy George Harrison was a big part of a very fun evening I will never forget.
FSboarder was just about to ask if that was Cevert. What a horrible tragedy that in what was going to be Stewart's 100th GP and final race his young teammate should die. RIP
Thanks for the upload. I've only been an F-1 fan since 2009, so it's nice to hear about the sport in days past. After hearing this commentary, it's no wonder Jackie Stewart dubbed the Nurburgring "The Green Hell."
Jackie talking us through sections of the track and the camera operator spends most of the time with lens on Jackie ☹️
Going round the ring in a Roller, can't get more Baller than that, The Ring GOAT Jackie Stewart.
What music Jackie likes ? May be, something groovy.
Groovy
I love how it’s no where near proper order in regards to layout.
Wow, Flugplatz looks a lot steeper back then.
Super
Please sub 🙏
What makes Stewart so GREAT he honestly humble! Enough said...
❤️💕💕💕
very narrow circuit, with a lot of ups and downs. The track is never in a plane, indeed a hell to drive.
Jackie Stewart rubber necking?? Damn punter.
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he's doing commentary --- and that car being loaded onto truck ... he takes a few looks ... 'engine failure' i can read body language instantly ... a trashed car - side of road as your doing other - it fkn fascinates me
i can tell u if a car is red - or blue ---- thats fkn it
@@cunninglinguist4549 look up Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna onboard footage
dyslexia isnt a choice ... i was ok for decades - the challenge becomes ... not fun
I guarantee that Jackie in that soggy old Rolls he’s driving could lap the track faster than ANYONE commenting on this video could manage in a new Ferrari. And I’m talking about modern day octogenarian Jackie. Get a young Jackie and it isn’t even fair.
Id have a go in an old ford focus under those conditions dude.
ilke this man jackie stewart,, hes methodical,calculating,reads the script before racing, this man is worth his weight in gold.
Jackie Stewart fans should read the book Speed. It’s an awesome inside look at a year in his life. Phenomenal!
I have. Quite enjoyable.
Is Jackie driving a Rolls?
I think that it is a rolls royce Corniche but I am not sure.
Yes, that’s a RR Corniche,in deed.
Ok show of hands, how many watched this and played the Ring on Forza and got a better lap time?
Aim for the tree. ;)
Not even remotely the same thing lol
3:09 "theres a little river that runs across the road there so youve got to remember that". Can you imagine if they had to avoid the odd river every now n then in modern f1?? Rip Francois, such an amazing talent and from what ive seen a damn good guy.
Could not agree with you more! I was there the next day for the race. It wasn't quite the same!
It’s called turn 3 at interlagos. F1 2003
Who else is from the US and loves JS and old Top Gear?!
I love watching the mid 60's F1 cars go airborne over that one "jump" hill on the Ring...I understand they did finally have to level it out a bit to keep the later faster F1 cars from killing themselves.
Flugplatz - Flight place/plaza.
@@VanWinger Actually Flugplatz is the righthand corner after the jump, named so because there used to be an airfield there. The straight with the jump is called Quiddelbacher Höhe. Sorry for nitpicking :-/
I had a hunch I was off -- but shotgunned. My apologies. And to reference a prior discussion; I once camped out in '86 at 'Turn 11' - Watkins Glen, but chicanery has now renamed my camp. What turn am I?
@@VanWinger Hehe no worries mate, it's an easily and commonly made mistake because Flugplatz sounds so logical for that jump :) About Wakins - I have no clue.. I googled but I have no idea. I know the 60's layout well because I played a lot of Grand Prix Legends and now Iracing which just released an awesome version of the latest layout - but I have no idea :)
@@MrEDET I was at this epic race and turn 7 for the non-booted NASCAR track was turn 11 for the full GTP track. ua-cam.com/video/kfX42rJc6DA/v-deo.html
RIP Cevert. Would have been a great champion
Formula One the way it should be - man and machine and no fucking computers.
5:30 He's talking about Gerhard Mitter
I want to learn the circuit, not Jackie Stewart's sideburns, impressive though they are.
I love how Jackie didn't skip a beat while driving through those corners with random people standing on the track. As if people standing on the Norfschleife was totally normal. 😨😨😨
well back in the day cars and people collided a lot was normal :D
He was also driving at like 50kph
It's Jackie Frraking Stewart
In 1977 I worked with a guy who was on the organizing committee for the Long Beach Grand Prix. It was the first F-1 at Long Beach, and not a lot of American's, at the time, even knew much about F-1 racing. Anyway, the guy I worked with invited me to go with him to the celebrity/driver dinner they held the evening before the race. When we got to the place where the dinner banquet was to be held, a guy at the door asked us who we wanted to sit with. My co-worker looked at me and said, "you choose". Just as an off the cuff remark, I kind of joked, "Jackie Stewart". The guy then just looked down and took our names and said we were at a certain table number. When we were seated, we actually ended up sitting there with Jackie Stewart, George Harrison and two writers from Road and Track magazine. Any way, because of Jackie Stewart at the table, we had the most fun, amazing, laugh your ass off time on the piss until we practically had to crawl out of the place. Even shy George Harrison was a big part of a very fun evening I will never forget.
Absolutely bonkers story, cheers!
Man I envy you.
Legendary, you got to see the best version of the Long Beach circuit, and got to eat with Harrison and Stewart, I'm forever jealous.
Thank you for sharing that story!
"nordschleife nurburgring"? "That sounds like you should tell the person who said that 'Gesundheit".
What a best way than beginning with Cevert. We really loose a champ and a nice guy the day he died
FSboarder was just about to ask if that was Cevert. What a horrible tragedy that in what was going to be Stewart's 100th GP and final race his young teammate should die. RIP
Thanks for the upload. I've only been an F-1 fan since 2009, so it's nice to hear about the sport in days past. After hearing this commentary, it's no wonder Jackie Stewart dubbed the Nurburgring "The Green Hell."
where can i find the whole video of jackie's commentary???
One by One
@@alesnocar4825 Thanks. Now the great task of finding it. :)
fucking legend.
video (3) is 2.27 long
are you in this video?????
2009