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The Dutch Grand Prix Won By Von Trips 1961
Description
Zandvoort, Holland.
Documentation on file.
GV. Section of crowd watching race on hill side. CU. Pan Prince Bernhard and daughter Princess Irene. LS. Pan from start. Various shots race in progress. CU. Tracking shots of cars travelling behind camera. LS. Straight. CU. Bernhard and...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Agnew
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- sound
- Media URN:
- 85507
- Sort Number:
- UN 3506 I
- Time in/Out:
- 01:31:42:00 / 01:33:30:00
- Canister:
- UN 3506 I
- Film ID:
- 2980.27
- Issue Date:
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"Von Tripps" in title should read von Trips.
The event featured here is the 1961 Dutch Grand Prix, (not the Zandvoort Grand Prix as the title suggests), enabling a change to the piece's date-range, currently given as 1960-69.
The event took place on 22 May 1961, at Zandvoort.
"Graff von Tripps" should read Wolfgang von Trips.
Many thanks - we've made some changes based on your invaluable information. Anyone else have any comments on this clip?