Did not have time to look at the full show. I was also following F1 and other
sports car events in those days and there was a lot made of the accidents, they
were spectacular and unfortunate. The other thing I remember from those years
was that over ten times as many people were killed playing football, at all
levels of that sport, just in the USA.
Bob Kitterer and Dolores
1960 Austin Healey Sprite (Mk IV in disguise) - in storage
1966 Austin Healey Sprite Mk III (Trevor) - still in boxes - in storage
On Mar 2, 2012, at 7:00 AM, Mark Haynes wrote:
> Thanks Rick-
> Though I was aware of, and following, F1 in those days, I really wasn't aware
> of the carnage as it applied to the drivers. I still remember when Jim Clark
> died, and still have a steel model of the 1967 Lotus 42 on my bookshelf in my
> office.
> This documentary is a great reminder of how far the safety in auto racing has
> come. The advent of fuel cells has made such a difference, I think after last
> Monday's NASCAR debacle, they'll start using cells for the dryer fuel as
> well.
>
> Mark Haynes
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> For those that don't get the Velocity Channel, I found a link for the video
> as
> shown on the BBC:
> http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xmlzni_grand-prix-the-killer-years_auto
>
> Rick
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