kwikslvr73 do you watch the Supercars or just the touring car masters (historic touring cars)?

Shaun TCM and HTC are two different categories.

Rhodey's Racing they are but I was keeping it simple for our friend from the US just in case he didn't know the category names. Supercars is modern cars and TCM are highly modified historic cars. That's what I meant.

Shaun Okay, makes sense. No problem :)

kwikslvr73 btw hope I didn't offend you with the "not knowing the category names" thing, took me years to figure out why there are like three branches of NASCAR.

GRIFFS REARMOUNT TURBO, The Modfather gomersol has had way to many racing incidents since he's been in the series. These cars are way to precious and rare to be bent and twisted like that. Kills me to see it

Nah, now a days you go to the salvage yard and and pay more for them then they were when new! And THEN, your out buying more parts!

Yes can buy a brand new 69-70 mustang body

@@technicalthug Yep same here, its great seeing classics be pushed to the limit. Im a huge fan of Goodwood. These people in this race were driving these cars like they stole em and thats the way it should be ;)

@@geyotepilkington2892 its awesome

I feel your pain man...

XB Falcon

All caused by an inexperienced idiot. There’s no weight on the rear wheels. They are so full of themselves they can’t be bothered to just look at the car before they get in it. These cars just end up in the trash bin.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fq52f8yDs5iufKc.html they do it here on purpose

The toranas faults are well known. There’s NO excuse for that rear swaybar throwing the car sideways. He tried to skimp on braking and everyone paid the price. Ego caused that.

@@dreyn7780 prob

Hard to look that far ahead when you're already in traffic. It's high speed tailgating. Not much time to react.

Yes he is Barry :) Gregg used to come to some of our cricket matches in high school

Yeah.. on second corner of the race. That sucks. Plus these poor cars. Hard to watch.

Shitty ugly Torana takes out a whole bunch of really nice cars

They need to pay for driving lessons and ego squashing treatment.

Yeah, all cause by 1 guy who doesn’t know that car throws a tantrum every time you enter a corner too fast. Load up that rear swaybar and it’s gonna unwind and spit you sideways faster than you can handle.

Yeah that porsche definitely suffered massive frame damage

He did head for the grass and spun himself off the front quarter of a Mustang

I dont get it. Elaborate?

@@geyotepilkington2892 Would you like some stuffing? How much??

@@henriks5008 just 2, please

@@geyotepilkington2892 Ok 2 stuffing is coming up. Thats 4.5 doolers pr stuff. I ship from Stuffington around the world by DHL.

helixworld why? These cars were built to be driven. They'll rebuild them.

Helixworld, maybe your a v8 super car fan with its vanilla racing and plastic personalitys jumping castles and stunt bikes but these cars require the driver to actually DRIVE the car.

The modern V8 "super" "cars", are all closely matched and fairly predictable handling. They no longer have antiquated live axle rear end. They seem pretty good until the rear tyres start to die. IMO Good handling chassis actually makes for more precise control and closer door-to-door racing. I think people like this TCM category for the nostalgia value. The good thing about these is we get a chance to see Jim Richards still racing, and a couple of the other oldies as well. Anyway I wish these guys the best, and I hope they are not too sore after this incident.

Helixworld there is nothing "1960s" about these cars. They are pour racing cars and like all racing cars are being developed all of the time. The cars bare little relationship to the ones being raced years ago and those ones in that era bared no relationship to the bread & butter cars being driven then by Mr & Mrs average. That's car racing. They'll have these cars, like an old hammer with three new handles and two new heads, back on the racetrack in no time.

Live axle rear suspension. Zero static camber and lots of unsprung weight. To me this is technology that is well suited to farm equipment. I can understand if people feel nostalgic about these cars, but personally I don't have that feeling.