BRITISH GRAND PRIX

British Grand Prix 1967

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No title - British Grand Prix won by Jim Clark. Silverstone, Northamptonshire.

L/S empty track at Silverstone. Various shots empty transporters. C/U as adjustments are made to Bob Anderson's car. C/U Guy Ligier's car, C/U as he polishes it. C/U number 18 on side of car. C/U wheels being tightened. M/S Graham Hill. M/S cars in pits. M/S Lotus Ford. C/U as petrol is poured into car. M/S people arriving at race. C/U Jack Brabham signing autographs. M/S's two women wearing sunglasses. C/U Jackie Stewart signing autographs. M/S Denny Hulme standing by his car. M/S as nose is fitted to his car. C/U of his baby asleep in pram. M/S Mike Spence's BRM being wheeled along. C/U Spence eating apple. M/S Dan Gurney in cab of coach. M/S engineers working on cars. M/S Graham Hill working with mechanics on engine. C/U of him. C/U woman's legs. M/S John Surtees' Honda, various shots Japanese mechanics working on it. M/S woman watching. M/S as cars are wheeled towards start.

C/U Japanese mechanic. C/U John Surtees. Various shots Japanese mechanics working on car. C/U Jim Clark sitting in his car. C/U of his hand on wheel. C/U driver. C/U girl. C/U Graham Hill, C/U of his hands on wheel. C/U Colin Chapman. C/U mechanic working on Ford engine. C/U girl. C/U as Jochen Rindt drives out. L/S crowd. M/S as cars roll up for start. C/U as fireman puts heatproof helmet on. L/S pan as they start. Various shots of the race, C/U Mike Spence pulling into pits, C/U of his car. M/S mechanic working on car. C/U Spence cleaning goggles. Various shots of the race. M/S as Spence gets into his car. M/S pan as he drives out of pits. C/U girl watching. Various shots of the race. C/U mechanic holding out pit signal for Jochen Rindt. Various shots of the race in the heat haze. L/S pan as Graham Hill comes into pits with collapsed suspension. C/U Colin Chapman. C/U as Graham Hill takes a drink. C/U Jim Clark now leading after Hill's retirement. C/U girl watching as cars flash past. Various shots of Jim Clark racing. M/S as he crosses finish line. M/S and C/U as Clark steps up to platform. M/S as laurels are put round Clark's neck. C/U winner's trophy. C/U Clark. M/S as he waves to the crowd.

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Cataloguer:: Emma
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 56327
Sort Number:: 67/058

Time in/Out:: 01:02:53:00 / 01:07:12:00
Canister:: 67/58
Film ID:: 2037.04
Issue Date:: 20/07/1967

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