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Fangio on board 250F in the '50s. Amazing!!!

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  1. miurasv

    miurasv F1 World Champ

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    #1 miurasv, Aug 3, 2012
    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7Ifcgl789E&feature=related[/ame]
     
  2. wbaeumer

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    #2 wbaeumer, Aug 3, 2012
  3. f308jack

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    #3 f308jack, Aug 3, 2012
    Not well known to me, so thanks much for posting!
     
  4. licodix

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    #4 licodix, Aug 4, 2012
    >Indeed legendary!!!
    Thank you for sharing!
    Let's hope our kids do not forget these heroes of the old days!
     
  5. The Red Baron

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    #5 The Red Baron, Aug 4, 2012
    Great clip. How did they film that. I can not see any movie camera back or front. No video cams in those days. ??????
     
  6. wbaeumer

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    #6 wbaeumer, Aug 4, 2012
    They used only one camera. It was mounted on the front and behind the driver. They used only 2 sets of filming and the cutting and montage of both sets is perfect!

    At those days this equippment was quite heavy.

    Most interesting in this clip is how easy Fangio did the driving on camber. It is very easy with a 250F as the car is handling so nicely. As a driver you have to work much more in a 300S than in a 250F.
     
  7. The Red Baron

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    #7 The Red Baron, Aug 5, 2012
    Thanks Walter, interesting information.
     

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