10 best Can-Am moments at Goodwood
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Published 2024-03-25
Which is your favourite?
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:14 McLaren M8F at FOS
01:06 Lola T70 record breaker
03:27 Mighty March 717
04:25 McLaren M20 with Richard Attwood
05:18 Ferrari 712
06:16 Mighty McLaren vs Lola battle
08:35 BRM P154
09:29 Hepworth GB1
10:12 Shadow Mk1
10:32 Bizzarini P528S
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All Comments (21)
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In 1963, I was a 10-year-old gearhead living in Southern California. Imagine the fun I had...
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i love how a lot of these cars look like cars i drew growing up and people laughed at me for...
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Just the best noise in motor racing,nuff said..
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Still the most spectacular racing cars made. Rolling thunder.
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canam....BIG engines....BIG Bang......how very lovely.....
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It's refreshing watching vehicles with more motor than tire. Thanks.
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Shadows were never my favorite, but they kept winning the Can Am revival at Long Beach GP when I was growing up. Over and over.
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Love the classics. Much better racing and better looking cars.
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I was fortunate to see the Lolas and McLarens battle it out at Road America when I was in my teens and 20s
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Can Am , and Trans Am was the coolest racing ever , particularly, to me, Trans Am because you could go and buy the cars you saw racing, well sort of.
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Lovely, lovely stuff!
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100% THE BEST SOUNDING CLASS !!
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Killing the Can-Am was the death knell for the golden age of American road racing
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More videos like this on more Can-Am cars please! Chaparral π
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Sooooo gnarly.
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I remember watching the orange McClarens (not sure the model) racing at a local airport track in 1968. The flames coming out of the exhaust when they backed off the throttle at the end of the straight was impressive to say the least. Watching them come down the straight was like watching an F-15 come at you at supersonic speed - no noise at all until they went past. Then BOOM!
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loved the sound of the BRM. JUST MEAN!
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I love this ! β€
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I loved seeing these cars run at Mid Ohio in Lexington Ohio back in the 70's and 80's.
