Onboard lap with the Martini Racing Porsche 936 driven by Jurgen Barth at Le Mans 1977.
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Onboard lap with the Martini Racing Porsche 936 driven by Jurgen Barth at Le Mans 1977.
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the monster of all cockpit open cars of porsche.
wow very good quality
Buenisimo!!!!
una pregunta or question: is the driver commenting his lap while he is driving? or he commented later?
It’s the german driver Jurgen Barth as mentioned in the video description commenting on his own lap. The last sentence spoken by a commentator is also in german.
Greetings from Germany
What language is the commentator speaking?
Fantastic footage. It Passed some of the smaller Porches as if they were standing still. Mulsanne didn’t take long. What top speeds did they reach in that era on that version of la Sarthe?
Porsche 917 is the Fastet Porsche ever build. 1100 bhp in race 1500 in qaulifing… Top speed in Musolmune was 407kph. in 1971, 12 seconds to 320 kph (200 mph)
mulsanne straight without the chicanes , so fuckin crazy speeds
Really sweet really fast and really something,
Jurgen is doing what he does best naturally, soo smooth soo natural,
Like the other cars are in reverse,
Porsche 936,,,,
Wundebar!!!
Maybe things slow down when you’re the driver, but beeing a passenger you’d probably shit your pants. Thaose cars were reaalllyyy fast, faster than formula one
viva porsche !!!
ANYONE UP? I NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO
anyone want to chat 4r
They were brave men back then, you crashed you were dead. At least on the faster parts of the track.
I think so, yes.
All but one of them a 934 or 934 derivative, with one 935 type near the end in the Porsche curves section.
Personally, I lose a bit of interest when they enter that “new section,” instead of taking the old track (to the left) over the hill and bridge into White House.
These days, I have to work hard to maintain any interest in Le Mans. The new Mulsanne (two chicanes) is a mere shadow of the old Mulsanne.
I blame Bernie Eccelstone, myself–he killed motorsport. For money.
Like most motor racing “in-car” videos, this one crams a large camera FOV into a small screen FOV…which has the effect of “speeding things up” or making the view seem “faster than it really would be” (to the real eye).
Jackie Stewart used to say that when you were “in the zone,” (as a driver) everything slowed down–you had plenty of time to see things coming and decide how to deal with them.
The point being: When a driver is “in the zone,” the driving is almost boring. Even at 230 MPH.
Awe inspiring video,thanks for posting.
A lap of that track in the rain or nightime or both?
No thanks!
what a beautiful sound
The Driver is Jürgen Barth and it`s a Porsche 936…
“Is it just me, or were all the cars he passed Porsches?”
haha i noticed that too, its just a coincedence i think
jallu1973:
It’s just the martini colors
He is Johann Mass (if I spell it right). I still have the 8mm film(!)
no, it’s not.
it`s lancia…
yeah that old straight was nasty…but totally agree…they had some really bad crashes there
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