Just in case any of you want to see it or tape it. Personally I'm excited.
Speedvision at 10:30 Pacific. First the Porsche installment, followed
directly by the Ferrari installment.
Anyone out there with a TV card and DVD burner?
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mark
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nono that show makes me sick. SICK I tells ya...with envy!. First to
see 'ol Decadenay(sp?) driving all those cars, then to realize the huge
width of his driving experience is humbling. It gets worse when he travels
off to Goodwood and starts finding cars he previously owned himself, or
drove....
How do the Brits say it???
Lucky Sot....
dave henrie
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> Just in case any of you want to see it or tape it. Personally I'm excited. > > Speedvision at 10:30 Pacific. First the Porsche installment, followed > directly by the Ferrari installment. > > Anyone out there with a TV card and DVD burner? > > -- > > "Racing! - Science for the action minded." > > markWould you happen to know his history? A racer, I would presume. But I never
heard of him until I saw him on Speedvision. I'm really glad he's there,
envy or otherwise, his shows are some of the best TV has to offer.
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"Racing! - Science for the action minded."
mark
"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>
> "Mark Jeangerard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:a3fs5b$j3r$[email hidden]...
> > Just in case any of you want to see it or tape it. Personally I'm
excited.
> >
> > Speedvision at 10:30 Pacific. First the Porsche installment, followed
> > directly by the Ferrari installment.
> >
> > Anyone out there with a TV card and DVD burner?
> >
> > --
> >
> > "Racing! - Science for the action minded."
> >
> > mark
> nono that show makes me sick. SICK I tells ya...with envy!. First to
> see 'ol Decadenay(sp?) driving all those cars, then to realize the huge
> width of his driving experience is humbling. It gets worse when he
travels
> off to Goodwood and starts finding cars he previously owned himself, or
> drove....
> How do the Brits say it???
> Lucky Sot....
> dave henrie
>
>
"Mark Jeangerard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Would you happen to know his history? A racer, I would presume. But Inever
> heard of him until I saw him on Speedvision. I'm really glad he's there,
> envy or otherwise, his shows are some of the best TV has to offer.
> Well what I know is from his own references to his past. He is....I
THINK..... a well to do Brit, (family money and all that) who's raced in
many forms of sports cars AND I beleive a short stint in F1. He built his
own car to race at LeMans. Can anyone fill in the blanks??
dave henrie
Alan De Cadenet?
From what I've seen, he had his own F1 team that took over where Brabham
left off in the late '60s-early '70s.
He also has run in sports cars, and also owns a vintage Spitfire from WWII.
He was born 27 Nov 1945.
Father of model/actress Amanda De Cadenet.
1968 Targa Florio with Tony Beeson
1978 Can Am, took 5th at both Mid-Ohio and Trois-Riveres in a British Post
Office sponsored car
1980 Co-drove (in his car) with Desir� Wilson, won Silverstone 6 hours and
Monza 1000 km
1990 Pan-American race winner
He still annoys me, though...no person should be allowed to have that much
fun and broadcast it for others
to drool over... ;]
Cheers!
Jan Kohl
The Pits - 6 years and counting
http://www.theuspits.com
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his
> own car to race at LeMans. Can anyone fill in the blanks??
> dave henrie
>
>
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> > "Mark Jeangerard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:a3hata$i00$[email hidden]... > > Would you happen to know his history? A racer, I would presume. But I > never > > heard of him until I saw him on Speedvision. I'm really glad he's there, > > envy or otherwise, his shows are some of the best TV has to offer. > > > Well what I know is from his own references to his past. He is....I > THINK..... a well to do Brit, (family money and all that) who's raced in > many forms of sports cars AND I beleive a short stint in F1. He builtIn article <a3fs5b$j3r$[email hidden]>, "Mark Jeangerard"
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I have the TVcard and regular CD burner, but I can't get the damn thing to
capture video correctly... :(
Eldred
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>Just in case any of you want to see it or tape it. Personally I'm excited. > >Speedvision at 10:30 Pacific. First the Porsche installment, followed >directly by the Ferrari installment. > >Anyone out there with a TV card and DVD burner? >I agree..
De Cadenet is one of the best motorsports announcers around. His historic
racing knowledge is second only to perhaps David Donaldson, but Donaldson,
while being a walking encyclopedia on the Indy 500, doesn't have the well
rounded, Sportscar and F1 knowledge that Alan has (at least when talking
about European racing history).
I looked around for a website on him but no luck... Speedvision's website
wasn't any help either.
Anyone else able to fill in the blanks on Alan ??
"Jan Kohl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Alan De Cadenet?
>
> From what I've seen, he had his own F1 team that took over where Brabham
> left off in the late '60s-early '70s.
> He also has run in sports cars, and also owns a vintage Spitfire fromWWII.
there,
> > > envy or otherwise, his shows are some of the best TV has to offer.
> > >
> > Well what I know is from his own references to his past. He is....I
> > THINK..... a well to do Brit, (family money and all that) who's racedin


































