I worked in F1 for Anthony Marsh from 1976 - 1982. Great times, I was just 16 years old when I started.

It always puts a big smile on my face, if a previously unknown piece of F1 live TV coverage from the 1970's or even earlier appeares on youtube. Many thanks for sharing it!

Beautiful interview at the end, a reminder that, contrary to many views, Jochen was a gentleman when treated with respect.

Great interview with a cheerful Jochen after the race. Never seen this before. Thanks so much for the upload! Also very sad and shocking if you think that his tragic death in practice at Monza is only 4 months away.

Great stuff ! Grand Prix racing at its very best.

0:45 look at the mechanics just standing in the middle of the track waving their arms as the field goes by

Beautiful. I love the air takes along the unmatched seaboard part of the track. Anything else seems presumptious from a screenstander :). Many thanks. If I only could get over that Beltoise disgust.

Think there's only one thing missing from the end of this race; & that's Murray Walker commentating..

J. Rindt the winner and World Champion 1970 after died - RIP . I sub your channel, cheers Fabrizio

Even with the relatively dark/contrasty footage here, the artistry of Rindt at full 10/10ths is on full display. Fantastic stuff, and thanks for posting this!

Look how safe F1 was back then, people standing on the track, drivers having their car attended to on the straight, I mean what could go wrong?

was there ever a better drive than this? I cannot think of one

I love that they put the teams colors in the championship order even though the footage was black and white

Wonderful piece, now if only someone would take the time and re-edit an XXL version in slightly better quality :-)

Interesting that there's colour footage of the 1955 race, but 1970 is black & white....

Absolutely panicked Brabham off the road. That was a shocking error. One of the funniest mistakes in F1 history.

I'm sure Brabham threw the brakes on thinking he would side impact Hulme

The starting field of this race is a stark reminder of what racing was like back then. 3 of the starters would die behind the wheel of a racing car within the next 6 months (Rindt, McLaren, Courage) and 2 more (Siffert, Rodriguez) would be gone in racing accidents by the end of 1971

Before they ruined it by including the swimming pool section and the Nouvelle Chicane...

Thanks, got any other F1 stuff?

was there other classic races you found you could put on here.

wow that was really embarrassing from Brabham. One of the most painful errors in F1 history

The footage looks like it’s is in 1970 B.C

God awful commentator.. where the hell was Baxter?

Fantastic to see this. I was there. I had been in Milano at the San Siro to watch the European Cup Final between Glasgow Celtic & Feynoord a few days before & on a whim got on the train to Monaco. An interesting back story to my adventuring. I stopped in Genoa for the connection to Monaco and whilst there I got talking to a very very attractive girl, if I remember correctly she was doing more of the ‘chatting up’. Ended up staying at hers for a couple of days & nights, turned out she was one of Italy’s infamous porn stars. So Italy not only produces some great race cars & drivers but sensational Girls as well. 😂