Big Cat at Bathurst

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Big Cat at Bathurst

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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... q=bathurst

Tom Walkinshaw qualifying the cart horse sprung Jag on the mountain... looks like fun
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Looks like a real handful. :D
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Post by Hz-Lab »

oh man look at all those exposed cuttings in the mountain, & the trees flying past on conrod, Those guys we're nuts back then..lol. looks like a lot of fun tho. Intresting to note how much the the lack of downforce is noticable down conrod, loosing traction over the bumps, crazy shit.
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love how fidgety the car is under brakes at the end of conrod. I rememer those days so well. Was great. One thing i did notice, was how small that car looked on track, i remember they were considered big back then. I guess Commodores and Falcons have gotten quite large over the years.
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Post by Scuderia_Alan »

"Not quite 100% traction on Conrod" :eek:

Holy crap that was impressive sliding all over the place at full throttle. Makes the V8's look quite sedate.
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Post by pogo »

awesome! Love pre-chase Bathurst, used to love it in GPL, getting floaty/airborne over the rises :yikes:
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Here's a good clip of a mazda 787B somewhere

http://videos.streetfire.net/Player.asp ... 3BF826&p=7
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Big Kev wrote:Here's a good clip of a mazda 787B somewhere

http://videos.streetfire.net/Player.asp ... 3BF826&p=7
'optomised streaming' my arse... buffering for 15 seconds, play 3 seconds of video, pause and repeate until end of video. :rolleyes:
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fp wrote:
Big Kev wrote:Here's a good clip of a mazda 787B somewhere

http://videos.streetfire.net/Player.asp ... 3BF826&p=7
'optomised streaming' my arse... buffering for 15 seconds, play 3 seconds of video, pause and repeate until end of video. :rolleyes:
...not to mention every second video has some crappy format which does not play... :faint:
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Post by Vilante »

I love this vid, kinda reminds me of the old grand prix videos with no curbing etc.

No chase yet either, looks scary!!
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