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Bathurst, Australia 1986, some vid


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Listen for the rising engine revs with a loss of traction down Conrod Straight at close to 300kph, the earler part is over the crest of the mountain, nowhere to go if you get it wrong. Anyway, enjoy, even if there are no Nissans :)

http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~motorsport/rof/page8/movie003.wmv

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Those were the days... Granted I was only 2, but still love those BMW's!!!!!

Thanks for the vid, any with the R32 in? :cheeky: I would love to see that again.

Wrong era for the R32 Alfa. Though Glen Seaton raced a R30 FJ20 turbo around that time.

Those 635CSi's were absolutley delicious. Now was that Peter Brook in that 05 Holden?

Doesn't conrod straight seem really long seeing that old footage! It was a good thing to put in that chicane though. I just remember watching when that privateer Commadore hit the bridge and engine looked as though it was in the boot.

Anyone got any more footage on wmv.?

Mr Camouflage

If you show your age like me then you may remember that Glen Seton was one of the first to carry an on-board camera in the R30.

It turned out to rain in the afternoon and they had the camera on. Seton was wheel spinning right across the top of the mountain at an average of 160kph which turned out to be some real good footage.

One of the beauties of Bathurst is the variations in the track (remember that it is a public road for 51 weeks of the year). The only other circuit that would offer similar challenges all contained in 6 kilometres (5 miles) would be Spa or Nuburbring - but then again I don;t know all the circuits of the world.

biker :D

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