OT: Jackie Stewart laps the Ring

I've got a short MPEG clip from a website of Jackie Stewart commentating on an in-car film from the old Nurburgring, must be 1974-75ish. It looks awesome, but does anyone know if this is part of a longer video of the full lap? And is it available from anywhere? I'd love to add it to my collection of Nurburgring videos. Thanks, - Michael

Where....?? Share it with us.....!!!! leesee

Yes, please share this! // Johan > Where....?? Share it with us.....!!!! > leesee

On Tue, 26 Oct 1999 09:16:53 +0100, "David Lee" >Where....?? Share it with us.....!!!! >leesee Hi ! I think it's at: http://members.home.net/f1gallery/movies.html It must be Stewart.mov at the bottom of the page. Correct me if I'm wrong! :-) Greetings Klaus

Is that the movie in which you see a part of the Ring from the driver's view, with another car in front? And that Austin Powers music in the background? If that's the movie your referring to, I believe it's from a video call 'The history of motor racing', available at Duke. Andre

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>I've got a short MPEG clip from a website of Jackie Stewart commentating >on an in-car film from the old Nurburgring, must be 1974-75ish. >It looks awesome, but does anyone know if this is part of a longer video >of the full lap? >And is it available from anywhere? I'd love to add it to my collection of >Nurburgring videos. >Thanks, >- Michael

Just downloaded the movie at http://members.home.net/f1gallery/movies.html. We weren't talking about the same movie, don't know from which tape this video is from. Andre

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>Is that the movie in which you see a part of the Ring from the >driver's view, with another car in front? And that Austin Powers music >in the background? >If that's the movie your referring to, I believe it's from a video >call 'The history of motor racing', available at Duke. >Andre >>I've got a short MPEG clip from a website of Jackie Stewart commentating >>on an in-car film from the old Nurburgring, must be 1974-75ish. >>It looks awesome, but does anyone know if this is part of a longer video >>of the full lap? >>And is it available from anywhere? I'd love to add it to my collection of >>Nurburgring videos. >>Thanks, >>- Michael

>Is that the movie in which you see a part of the Ring from the >driver's view, with another car in front? And that Austin Powers music >in the background? Hi Andre! Do you mean bergwerk.zip at the bottom of: http://www.boers.com/In-Car.htm ?? It's Hubert Hahne in his F2 BMW. Please correct me if I'm wrong! ;-) Greetings Klaus

says... That's the one - good isn't it? JS certainly talks as though he's commentating on a full lap. I like the bit about not being able to transfer his foot from throttle to brake as he went through the compression at the bottom of Fuchsrohre:-) - Michael

You sure about that, Klaus? Looks vaguely like Austin in his E-type!

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> >Is that the movie in which you see a part of the Ring from the > >driver's view, with another car in front? And that Austin Powers music > >in the background? > Hi Andre! > Do you mean bergwerk.zip at the bottom of: > http://www.boers.com/In-Car.htm ?? > It's Hubert Hahne in his F2 BMW. > Please correct me if I'm wrong! ;-) > Greetings > Klaus

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Just to add my 2 pennyworth, the video of Hahne in the BMW is from 'Ringmasters'. It's a great little movie made by Castrol about the '67 German GP - essential viewing for all GPL fans. You can get it at Duke video.

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>You sure about that, Klaus? >Looks vaguely like Austin in his E-type! >> >Is that the movie in which you see a part of the Ring from the >> >driver's view, with another car in front? And that Austin Powers music >> >in the background? >> Hi Andre! >> Do you mean bergwerk.zip at the bottom of: >> http://www.boers.com/In-Car.htm ?? >> It's Hubert Hahne in his F2 BMW. >> Please correct me if I'm wrong! ;-) >> Greetings >> Klaus > -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News

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I remember seeing Ringmasters on Speedvision once. I think it was before GPL came out but being the classic racing buff that I am, i watched it anyway. Too bad i didnt tape it; i really would like to see it again. Chris PS- Note to anyone with Spirit of Speed fever: check SPV for the "Silver Arrows from Zwickau" program they ran several times this summer. All about the old Auto Union team...VERY fascinating program.

If thta' s the clip I think it is... its just a short clip. I have seen him comentate a lap of his for what samed like a few minutes once on tv though.... If anyone knows where I could score a 'puter version of that, I would be increadably grateful. Speedracer

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> On Tue, 26 Oct 1999 09:16:53 +0100, "David Lee" > >Where....?? Share it with us.....!!!! > >leesee > Hi ! > I think it's at: http://members.home.net/f1gallery/movies.html > It must be Stewart.mov at the bottom of the page. > Correct me if I'm wrong! :-) > Greetings > Klaus

That's the one Klaus! Great video. I really don't know who it is, it also isn't mentioned in the full video afaik. Andre

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>>Is that the movie in which you see a part of the Ring from the >>driver's view, with another car in front? And that Austin Powers music >>in the background? >Hi Andre! >Do you mean bergwerk.zip at the bottom of: > http://www.boers.com/In-Car.htm ?? >It's Hubert Hahne in his F2 BMW. >Please correct me if I'm wrong! ;-) >Greetings > Klaus

I ve a TV capture card and the 'In Car 956' tape http://www.videoshop.co.uk ) it includes a lap at the nurburg in a Porsche 956 can someone tell me how can I capture MPEGs ? the software included with the TV card only allows me to capture AVIs, and if they are longer than 2 mins, it starts to lost frames (???) help please ... McKafre De La Rosa MichaelJP escribi en mensaje ...

if you don't mind trying out pirate software, I have some mpeg converting software... I haven' t tried any of it, but its good brand-name stuff. They're only a few megs but hundreds of dollars to buy. Let me know. Speedracer

On Tue, 26 Oct 1999 23:17:05 +1000, "Bruce Kennewell" >You sure about that, Klaus? >Looks vaguely like Austin in his E-type! LOL :-)))))) Greetings Klaus

i ve some of those ... but im not sure which one to install ... I ve never tried any of it either ... wich one is the easiest to use ? McKafre speedracer escribi en mensaje ...

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>if you don't mind trying out pirate software, I have some mpeg converting >software... I haven' t tried any of it, but its good brand-name stuff. >They're only a few megs but hundreds of dollars to buy. >Let me know. >Speedracer >> I ve a TV capture card and the 'In Car 956' tape >> http://www.videoshop.co.uk ) it includes a lap at the nurburg in a >Porsche >> 956 >> can someone tell me how can I capture MPEGs ? >> the software included with the TV card only allows me to capture AVIs,

and >> if they are longer than 2 mins, it starts to lost frames (???) >> help please ... >> McKafre De La Rosa

In case someone wonders ... The stewart.mov clip, found at http://members.home.net/f1gallery/movies.html, shows New Zealander Howden Ganley in an ISO Marlboro IR01, entered by Frank Williams in the 1973 World Championship. Stefan

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> I've got a short MPEG clip from a website of Jackie Stewart commentating > on an in-car film from the old Nurburgring, must be 1974-75ish. > It looks awesome, but does anyone know if this is part of a longer video > of the full lap? > And is it available from anywhere? I'd love to add it to my collection of > Nurburgring videos. > Thanks, > - Michael

says... Thanks for the info - I assumed it was Stewart driving! Do you the original source of the material, i.e. what film it was from? - Michael

Sorry, I have no idea where the clip originates from. Perhaps a Ford promotion film since the Iso had a DFV in the rear and JYS was and still is a Ford man. Maybe an attempt to make somthing like the "Nine Days in Summer" film from 1967. Marlboro could also be involved I guess. Stefan

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> says... > > In case someone wonders ... > > The stewart.mov clip, found at http://members.home.net/f1gallery/movies.html, > > shows New Zealander Howden Ganley in an ISO Marlboro IR01, entered by Frank > > Williams in the 1973 World Championship. > > Stefan > Thanks for the info - I assumed it was Stewart driving! Do you the > original source of the material, i.e. what film it was from? > - Michael