I had no idea there were races for such old cars... I mean, I knew about Goodwood, but didn't know about how old the cars could be (100!!!) . Needless to say, I'm absolutely blown away by the quality of the cars and of the racing.
Wonderful footage of these races at Goodwood. ...ONE SUGGESTION FOR THE EPISODES? i wish they would ADD the "Model / Manufacturer and Model year of the car" in Status Banner... They display the Rank, Drivers name, Car # , and Time differential... There is a LARGE space between the Driver's name and Car # where they could ADD the "Model / Make and Model year of the car" ! - I am surprised they do not do this! ... I wish they would! It's so much about these wonderful old cars ... Someone inform them of this suggestion please?... Again, Thanks again for these wonderful episodes.
Absolutely fantastic racing! To see cars like this, as old as they are, going out and putting on a great show with truly fantastic driving is just mind blowing.
Every time I watch these old cars around Goodwood and listen to those wonderful thumping engines, I get a smile on my face ~ always wanted to go and watch live, must be outstanding sceptical
That's right, that's right, it's so much better when the cars aren't consistent, they are miles apart from one another, there are few overtakes, there are massive differences between the cars, and the drivers sportingly wave each other through! It's soooo exciting the slow pace and incompetitivity!
Although I have no personal knowledge I am assuming that these classic race cars must be worth a small fortune. To take them out and actually use them as intended, for the public to see, I think is commendable.
Yes, that is true. Thankfully, cad cam and incredibly advanced 3-D printing technology makes custom built parts something that is readily available to all. Sometimes, new things benefit old things. That's a good thing. ;-) But what a great race. I really got a kick out of watching it. Although there were the obvious crowd favorites I found myself rooting for each and every car as I didn't want to see any harm come to any of them. Great entertainment.
Apparently Mark Walker's tires are better brakes than his drums. It seems like he ran into problems late in the race, though. Great race, wonderful machines.
Listen to "B Bumble & the Stingers... Bumble Boogie" on another tab while watching this video with the sound on this video turned down or off. It's perfect!
I still hope that a good video game company can make a racing game of vintage eras. But it would have to be done properly, with unique engine sounds for each car, accurate handling etc. and the tracks should be of the period and not a modern looking track that would ruin the immersive experience.
It would really be nice if it would be a soft sim game, kinda like wreckfest where it is good for people on keyboard, it couldn't be a hardcore game because the audience might be too small when facing big titles like Forza Horizon, which does have an early Bugatti. I would personally like a game where we could simply put aeroplane engines into cars then race them, kinda like most of these as well as the BMW Brutus.
I just discovered this channel. WOW!! How nice it is to see these classics race. How fast are they going? Are there any rules that make them govern their top speeds?
In case you are wondering why they have so much positive chamber on the front wheels. It's because the handling with those tyres and suspensions was so awful that the cars oversteered dangerously, so they added massive positive chamber to induce understeer.
I think the initial reason for the positive camber was due to the typical narrow roads back then being very...well, cambered :-). They litterally rode on the crown of the road. Positive front wheel camber on a cambered road makes steering easier - horse-drawn carriages also had lots of positive camber, often on both axles. But you are correct in that positive camber on the front offsets some of the oversteering tendencies simply by destroying grip at the front, but back in the day with near-circular section high-pressure tyres on gravel roads I don't think that aspect would have made a huge difference.
For those who can't get enough of this car, and wanted to see it racing, here's a link that could help; ua-cam.com/video/GUpFOO9Rows/v-deo.html the car that eventually finished third is the very same car in the video, driven by the same driver... though My absolute favourite car is in the video, it's the one who won the race...
I love how that fiat has more displacement in one cylinder than i have in all of my 3 cars combined (5.9 liter split over a 2.3l inline 4 turbo, 2.0l inline 4 turbo and 1.6l inline 4 naturally aspirated) also funny that my 1996 2.3l volvo 940 makes more power than that 28.4 liter fiat. but to be fair, my volvo is like 80 years newer so quite a bit more sofisticated.
Great to see these cars in action and not locked away somewhere.
This is the most wonderfully bizarre-looking race I've ever seen.
I had no idea there were races for such old cars... I mean, I knew about Goodwood, but didn't know about how old the cars could be (100!!!) . Needless to say, I'm absolutely blown away by the quality of the cars and of the racing.
Thr red fiat 76 is from 1913, the red benz from 1903!!
I grinned the whole way through the race. Magnificent!
Wonderful footage of these races at Goodwood. ...ONE SUGGESTION FOR THE EPISODES? i wish they would ADD the "Model / Manufacturer and Model year of the car" in Status Banner... They display the Rank, Drivers name, Car # , and Time differential... There is a LARGE space between the Driver's name and Car # where they could ADD the "Model / Make and Model year of the car" ! - I am surprised they do not do this! ... I wish they would! It's so much about these wonderful old cars ... Someone inform them of this suggestion please?... Again, Thanks again for these wonderful episodes.
Absolutely fantastic racing! To see cars like this, as old as they are, going out and putting on a great show with truly fantastic driving is just mind blowing.
Every time I watch these old cars around Goodwood and listen to those wonderful thumping engines, I get a smile on my face ~ always wanted to go and watch live, must be outstanding sceptical
an always fantastic show, with these cars. What a combination of raw power, bravery and good spirits
Last three minutes was among the best racing of any kind, anywhere. Bravo!
Geniale Bilder !
Danke dafür 👍👏✌️
And all the Sundays wasted watching NASCAR.
Bravo, Men!
Those GN’s are like antique Caterhams! Fantastic stuff :)
F1 eat yer heart out. This is REAL racing!
Indeed
Спасибо зеленым и маркетинг, Ужее🙈🤦♀️
That's right, that's right, it's so much better when the cars aren't consistent, they are miles apart from one another, there are few overtakes, there are massive differences between the cars, and the drivers sportingly wave each other through!
It's soooo exciting the slow pace and incompetitivity!
Although I have no personal knowledge I am assuming that these classic race cars must be worth a small fortune. To take them out and actually use them as intended, for the public to see, I think is commendable.
It's not just that they're worth money, it's that if you need any spare parts you'll probably have to make them yourself!
Yes, that is true. Thankfully, cad cam and incredibly advanced 3-D printing technology makes custom built parts something that is readily available to all. Sometimes, new things benefit old things. That's a good thing. ;-) But what a great race. I really got a kick out of watching it. Although there were the obvious crowd favorites I found myself rooting for each and every car as I didn't want to see any harm come to any of them. Great entertainment.
Fortune, yes. Small, no.
It's great to see these things in action. Museums are car cemeteries
I was rooting for Patrick, but what an exciting race and final few laps!
Great vintage racing!! Thanks for posting.
Terrific cars, terrific race - and most of the cars centenarians!
I'm loving every second of this
was sitting on the edge of my seat !
That last lap was beautiful
Exciting finish! Grande, Mathias!
The raw sound of these machines is orgasmic
Apparently Mark Walker's tires are better brakes than his drums. It seems like he ran into problems late in the race, though. Great race, wonderful machines.
Best car sounds on the planet
So many weird seating positions. Some are like watching tractors racing. How cool!
Listen to "B Bumble & the Stingers... Bumble Boogie" on another tab while watching this video with the sound on this video turned down or off. It's perfect!
Fantastic, супер гонка,спасибо
i love these era racing cars, they look so elegant, apart from the small ones with shorter back axles than fron
Thunderbug, the original drifter king.
Good video, impressive performance of the old cars and their eager drivers.
I still hope that a good video game company can make a racing game of vintage eras. But it would have to be done properly, with unique engine sounds for each car, accurate handling etc. and the tracks should be of the period and not a modern looking track that would ruin the immersive experience.
It would really be nice if it would be a soft sim game, kinda like wreckfest where it is good for people on keyboard, it couldn't be a hardcore game because the audience might be too small when facing big titles like Forza Horizon, which does have an early Bugatti.
I would personally like a game where we could simply put aeroplane engines into cars then race them, kinda like most of these as well as the BMW Brutus.
Mafia
I guess in my past life this is what I was doing, just unbelievably cool!!
During the whole race.
😀😀😀😀
I had a smile on my face.
This is way more interesting than F1.
this is where f1 comes from.
i love how they have to lean out of the cars in the corners almost like they are riding motorcycles
@Phil Cadey lol
I have chills! this is the best ever! :D
Absolutely brilliant!
I just discovered this channel. WOW!! How nice it is to see these classics race. How fast are they going? Are there any rules that make them govern their top speeds?
@Phil Cadey Thanks for the answer. I do love seeing these classic cars doing what they were meant to do.
watch the 2019 race, it was AWESOME
Thank you Goodwood.
The 5 dislikes came from Formula-E fans... 😆😆😆
I have no idea what people see in that championship.
@Daniel Solis Rodriguez lol no
Zero Ninety Before all the crazy gimmicks the racing was good
hard to believe people raced cars like this all the time tech mavels of there day took guts
Thanks for not having music.
Straordinario!!!!
Gotta love those exposed valve trains!
Men never really grow up, their go karts just get bigger and louder.
gracias y compartido
@14:47 something falls off his car 🤔
Muito massa 👏👏
When you realize that people have been racing cars since there have been cars.
Literally since boys wanted to prove their parts were bigger!
The first motorcar race took part in 1894 !
5:48 that nr. 20...! 👍
WOW some cars are over 100 years old
my dream cars, forever
素晴らしいレース!
I can hear every cilinder firing from all the cars throughout the entire race...
Veeeeery beautifulllll
In case you are wondering why they have so much positive chamber on the front wheels. It's because the handling with those tyres and suspensions was so awful that the cars oversteered dangerously, so they added massive positive chamber to induce understeer.
I think the initial reason for the positive camber was due to the typical narrow roads back then being very...well, cambered :-). They litterally rode on the crown of the road. Positive front wheel camber on a cambered road makes steering easier - horse-drawn carriages also had lots of positive camber, often on both axles. But you are correct in that positive camber on the front offsets some of the oversteering tendencies simply by destroying grip at the front, but back in the day with near-circular section high-pressure tyres on gravel roads I don't think that aspect would have made a huge difference.
Very cool.
🚗🙂
i wonder what fell off at 14:45 ?
magnumtrooper17 Go Pro
Awesome race, shame I born to late, born into the garbage racing of today. This is sooooo much more fun to watch
Then just watch this. At least you wont have to deal with the world wars.
Wait
@@adrianwelgemoed9562 *D O U B T*
It doesn't any better than this.
🇧🇷 Senna The best!!!!
LOVE these races! What does (AUB) (TOR) after the drivers name stand for?
@Ade Matthews Aaaah, thank you! :)
As when originally race without safety equipment was an extremely dangerous sport. Incredible to watch
👍👍👍
I'd rather watch this than all the reality car shows.
Awesomnessssssssss
this is so cool....its like a flock of ww2 fighter planes on land....
Modern race cars all look the same, hey?
now THIS is POD RACING!
gorgeous cars, what id give to be able to drive a pre war racer
great
I say this become a new form of international motorsport, complete without seatbelts and the lot.
Is this Ben Collings the Stig?
Super cars !
Now if we can start a race circit of these race cars in the USA. Im game to bring them back, we have plenty of tracks that are no longer being used.
the old day seemed to be a royalty
3rd place is 1903.almost 20 year difference with 1st and 2nd
Ah the finish!!!!
Racoing at it's best, eat your heart out Mr Hamilton.
I dont think he could drive one honestly. Not like the original man anyway.
Real cars, some with the most ridiculous engines!
From the Fiat of 1911 to the Delage of 1923 there are 12 years of improvements. They are too much.
For those who can't get enough of this car, and wanted to see it racing, here's a link that could help;
ua-cam.com/video/GUpFOO9Rows/v-deo.html
the car that eventually finished third is the very same car in the video, driven by the same driver... though My absolute favourite car is in the video, it's the one who won the race...
about time!
Some of the oldest and slowest cars I've ever seen very good sportsmanship I like it 😂
Better racing than F1
Where is Tommy Angelo?
Real racing, real driving, real drivers! Makes modern drivers look like wimps with all their modern equipment.
4 wheel drifting IS the brakes! How else could you slow down?
one day i'm going to drive one of that car in a tesla owners meeting with a big grin behind my stache
Its all fun and games until the Beast of Turin comes out, passes everyone, and sets them on fire during the maneuver.
The Beast was racing here. It passed some people.
I love how that fiat has more displacement in one cylinder than i have in all of my 3 cars combined (5.9 liter split over a 2.3l inline 4 turbo, 2.0l inline 4 turbo and 1.6l inline 4 naturally aspirated) also funny that my 1996 2.3l volvo 940 makes more power than that 28.4 liter fiat. but to be fair, my volvo is like 80 years newer so quite a bit more sofisticated.
Now this is podracing
Interesting note, many of the sound effects used in star wars episode one were samples from WWI aircraft because of their unique sounds.
Constantly naming drivers I do not care about. What are the brands of the autos? Is Mercedes vs Ford?
paul conn the Delage GN Fiat Mercedes that were mentioned in the commentary aren’t drivers names
are they group A?🤣
That is real race cars. Not like the new with carbonfiber and plastic bodys.
Shame on me - I thought this race would be annoying
DRS should be removed from F1. This makes the racing so artificial.