truly beautiful...
especially that formation flight with the mustang leading.
Was wondering though : Wouldn't that P-51 be close to full throttle in order for the p-15 and p-22 to maintain envelope?
Could you shine some lights on this Sylvester_Ink ?

Hey choggie,
have your sarcasm-o-meter checked, i think it's broken...
chill man
I'll go halfway by sayin "mea-culpa" for forgetting that teh Sift isnt' teh Fark...
jeez

he's OK...
seen better
/old raver

...being a parent myself, i can't even watch it.
Yes i'm a wuss

LOL silvercord !

"Swim across the Atlantic Ocean"

Yep...
Paid 72 $ CAN for that piece of crap... lots of $$$ for a kiddo back then. I was rather dissapointed, but then again, most atari26k games where, humm, how can i say, abstract? as this one was. Indiana Jones anyone?

I'm rather persistent (or compulsive?) with video games so i think i came close to finish it.

yep.... the 80's were that bad...

Good call firefly,
to be more precise, 1950:Fangio, 1961:Moss, McLaren and Hill later on...

This is an excellent footage, with a detailed descrption of the circuit. Modern F1 fans will notice the difference in the circuit compared to today's layout. The pool complexe didn't exist and the start/finish line is right after the chicane at the tunnel exit.

You get some nice glimpses at the drivers as well, in preparation on the testing/qualifying day.

I loled!
We used to throw impromptu rave partys back in '93, pretty much in that manner, except with cars. Mayby not as 'jiggy' i must admit...

Hummm, this is interesting only if you want to put names on some old driving legends. It's basically a description of the starting grid, with close-up shots of each car. No racing....

Not bad, but not sooo absorbing either!
Translation would help i guess