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Old 2 Oct 2007, 21:05 (Ref:2029363)   #1
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Good stuff on youtube

Some fantastic old Oulton Park footage here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNvyeEsdxXI

But check out the rest of the guys clips.....
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 06:38 (Ref:2029570)   #2
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The handling of that Mk11 Cortina is simply bizzare, no wonder he ended up in the bushes, I mean too soft on the back or what, did'nt anybody bother to tell him before he stacked it, I have seen rear engined Porches lifting a front wheel like that but never a front engined rear wheel drive car!
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 07:03 (Ref:2029585)   #3
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thats normal for Cortinas, soft ARB's help as well, also I think the MK2's did it more than MK1's as they where heavier.

hmm U toob . . .not a very productive way to start the day!

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Old 3 Oct 2007, 07:13 (Ref:2029593)   #4
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 11:33 (Ref:2029778)   #5
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Brian Watson shot those fantastic films. More on his website:
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 13:29 (Ref:2029888)   #6
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More Oulton stuff on youtube- Al Weyman will love this one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5EgZ...elated&search=
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 14:02 (Ref:2029902)   #7
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The handling of that Mk11 Cortina is simply bizzare, no wonder he ended up in the bushes, I mean too soft on the back or what, did'nt anybody bother to tell him before he stacked it, I have seen rear engined Porches lifting a front wheel like that but never a front engined rear wheel drive car!
Wasn't he Graham Hill? and didn't Jim Clark and all the other greats of the time drive the works Cortinas like that?
Maybe Colin Chapman wasn't up to the job eh Al?
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 14:14 (Ref:2029913)   #8
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It is Jimmy in the other car is it not? Or possibly Jacky Ickx.
Edit: Thinking about it, it is Jacky Ickx in the other Mk2 Cortina.

The Mk1s always cornered like that too!

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Old 3 Oct 2007, 17:09 (Ref:2030025)   #9
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I'm pretty sure #105 is Hill, the #106 is Ickx. Anyone recognize the third Mk 2 Cortina (was that Roger Clark perhaps)? And the red Mk1 car at the end of the movie?
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 18:54 (Ref:2030129)   #10
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I'm pretty sure #105 is Hill, the #106 is Ickx. Anyone recognize the third Mk 2 Cortina (was that Roger Clark perhaps)? And the red Mk1 car at the end of the movie?
Of the "featured" cars I can ID the following:

No 120 - Ford Falcon Sprint - Red/Gold - Frank Gardner
No 109 - Ford Lotus Cortina Mk 1 - White/Blue - Brian Robinson
No 105 - Graham Hill - Team Lotus
No 106 - Jacky Ickx - Team Lotus
No 111 - Porsche 911 - Red - Vic Elford
No 107 - Ford Lotus Cortina Mk 1 - Red - Willy Kay

There was also ...
No 110 - Ford Lotus Cortina - Team Surtees - White/Blue - Roger Clark
No 100 - Alfa Romeo GTA - Tommy Clapham entered for Geoff Breakell
No 108 - Ford Lotus Cortina Mk 1 - White/Blue - Tony Dean
... who were briefly seen.

It is remarkable that Brian Watson was at so many events that I went to ....

The Oulton Park Gold Cups, International Trophy 1970 plus the Monaco GP in 1968 and 1972.

Fantastic footage which reminds me I should really start scanning in all those old colour slides!

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Old 3 Oct 2007, 19:24 (Ref:2030157)   #11
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Sorry I dont care if God Almighty set up that Cortina Mk 11 its wrong its as simple as that and if it had been set up properly it would have gone even quicker. How on earth can a three wheeling RWD car corner faster than one set up to stay on all 4 wheels. I tell you something I once checked over a suspension set up by none other than Frank Costin and do you know what as an 18 year old whippersnapper I sussed out (and cured in about an hour) why the car had terrible bumpsteer since the day it was built, so I dont care who they are they can still get it wrong and that Mk11 is wrong (IMHO).
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Old 3 Oct 2007, 19:34 (Ref:2030165)   #12
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More Oulton stuff on youtube- Al Weyman will love this one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5EgZ...elated&search=
Yeah Good isnt it Andrew I naturally have the full video at home.

Here is my meagre in car efforts from Thruxton 2007 with an small block cooking engine that refused to rev over 5500rpm in qualifing for some unknown reason. It went better in the race but the camcorder battery ran out so only got this lap of qually
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En-lLjWuO-8
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Dont mess about Al tell em what you mean, go on tell em .
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I will, I will :-) Seriously the rear end squats so low as soon as power is applied and results in lifting a front wheel it almost looks like they had a broken spring on the back. Maybe it was set up soft to get some traction but surely as Zef said they could have upped (or fitted I know some dont like them) the rear anti roll bar rate.
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the last time i saw a car handle like that it was a south african spint car going around ringwood and i dont think it was a suspension problem i think the motor had somewhere in the region of 750 bhp, awsome to see...
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Of the "featured" cars I can ID the following:

No 120 - Ford Falcon Sprint - Red/Gold - Frank Gardner
No 109 - Ford Lotus Cortina Mk 1 - White/Blue - Brian Robinson
No 105 - Graham Hill - Team Lotus
No 106 - Jacky Ickx - Team Lotus
No 111 - Porsche 911 - Red - Vic Elford
No 107 - Ford Lotus Cortina Mk 1 - Red - Willy Kay

There was also ...
No 110 - Ford Lotus Cortina - Team Surtees - White/Blue - Roger Clark
No 100 - Alfa Romeo GTA - Tommy Clapham entered for Geoff Breakell
No 108 - Ford Lotus Cortina Mk 1 - White/Blue - Tony Dean
... who were briefly seen.

It is remarkable that Brian Watson was at so many events that I went to ....

The Oulton Park Gold Cups, International Trophy 1970 plus the Monaco GP in 1968 and 1972.

Fantastic footage which reminds me I should really start scanning in all those old colour slides!

Thanks Steve, I'll add that to my results on the site. Needless to say I'd be most interested to feature some of your slides on my website...
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