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British Grand Prix Brands Hatch 1969
Description
Brands Hatch.
People with stop watches and pads sitting above them 'Lotus-Ford'. In the pit mechanics bend over car. CU red-faced driver of Cooper Car, Robin Widdows. Car leaves the pit. Brands Hatch race track. CU girl with a stop watch. Driver signs autograph. Rodriguez drives off. Adverts...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:50:36:00 / 01:57:17:00
- Canister:
- UN 4426 C
- Film ID:
- 3268.16
- Issue Date:
- 1969
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This film shows the 1968 British Grand Prix, not 1969 as the title suggests. Race was held on July 21 1968.
Man at 00:05 in red jacket is Lotus boss Colin Chapman.
"R Widdows" is Robin Widdows.
Driver of car 10 seen standing in car at 01:23 is Jo Siffert, (not "J Seiffert" as later mentioned in shots list).
At 01:27, Graham Hill is featured.
"Car with J Stewart along the side" that's Jackie Stewart.
"D Hulme" is Denny Hulme.
"LS winning driver" - that again is Jo Siffert.
Thanks. That's some really helpful additional information that we've been able to incorporate into the description.