- 14 Apr 14, 08:43#399157
I hope there isn't a similar existing topic. I failed to find one so I decided to start this one.
Check out the pit stops back in 1950 and today
Check out the pit stops back in 1950 and today
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3double8 wrote:Fixed video for you in the quoted text above. You only need the RRy_73ivcms bit at the end. Put that bit inbetween the YouTube boxes

LewEngBridewell wrote:Ah! Got it, thanks.3double8 wrote:Fixed video for you in the quoted text. You only need the RRy_73ivcms bit at the end. Put that bit inbetween the YouTube boxes


Ferrari man 009 wrote:Nice video, although it appears the old pitstop was an Indycar (Indy 500?) pitstop, rather than an F1 pitstop!Indy used to be part of the GP circuit

What's Burning? wrote:After all these years the way to jack the car up remains unchanged.I love the way that guy swings on the lever to eventually get the car up.

spankyham wrote:[*]Suppose i'll let you off on a technicality, although werent the Indy 500 races run under Indy rules rather than F1 (and no "F1" teams or drivers entered)?Ferrari man 009 wrote:Nice video, although it appears the old pitstop was an Indycar (Indy 500?) pitstop, rather than an F1 pitstop!Indy used to be part of the GP circuit
Ferrari man 009 wrote:I think a variety of F1 teams and drivers entered, didn't they? Ferrari entered Ascari into it once I believe...spankyham wrote:[*]Suppose i'll let you off on a technicality, although werent the Indy 500 races run under Indy rules rather than F1 (and no "F1" teams or drivers entered)?Ferrari man 009 wrote:Nice video, although it appears the old pitstop was an Indycar (Indy 500?) pitstop, rather than an F1 pitstop!Indy used to be part of the GP circuit

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