Vintage Mustangs Race At Goodwood
4/17/17, 06:34 PM
#2
Mach 1 Member
These guys are driving **** out of these cars!
Why are they all right hand drive?
Why would you beat on a car like that, Rubbing is racing but not in classic mustangs!
And this comes from a guy that Solo 2 races his classic!
Why are they all right hand drive?
Why would you beat on a car like that, Rubbing is racing but not in classic mustangs!
And this comes from a guy that Solo 2 races his classic!
4/17/17, 06:39 PM
#3
GT Member
Thread Starter
Glad you liked it. This is vintage racing in England, hence the RHD. The Brits are very serious racers, they do not ***** foot around the track nor are they afraid to trade a little paint.
4/17/17, 06:50 PM
#4
Mach 1 Member
I appreciate it, I just dont think that is the car I would pick to do that in!
As far as the Brits being very serious racers! I agree!
I used to race against a gentlemen we called Mr. Britt, he did drive very hard
normally too hard and would break or wreck. But it was always fun to have him on the track with me!
As far as the Brits being very serious racers! I agree!
I used to race against a gentlemen we called Mr. Britt, he did drive very hard
normally too hard and would break or wreck. But it was always fun to have him on the track with me!
4/17/17, 06:58 PM
#5
GT Member
Thread Starter
ElkGrove,
Since you're a racer check out some of these other vids from Goodwood.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/motorspo...mbers-meeting/
Great editing and commentary in these.
Since you're a racer check out some of these other vids from Goodwood.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/motorspo...mbers-meeting/
Great editing and commentary in these.
4/19/17, 07:03 PM
#7
Mach 1 Member
That Ferrari sounds sweet, and it looks like the driver has his hands full in the turns.