the fact that he is no longer with us really hurts... Race In Peace JP... :(

5:22 “Be patient, be patient, and... Go!” 5:46 “Woo Hoo!” I think Jim was having himself a mighty good time on this drive. Always loved his narration while driving and he’ll sure be missed.

Love this one with live commentary, it makes you feel all the adrenaline of driving this beast

I heard the news today.... Just can't believe it.... RIP Jim Pace :(

RIP Jim Pace. One of the true gentlemen of racing.

I enjoy those Shadows senve I was a kid, seeing them way back in the earlier years at Laguna Seca and still enjoying them today. Just love the look and sound of them. Sleek and beautiful.😊

Rest in peace, Jim Pace. So sad to hear that you passed from COVID-related issues. Thanks to you for showing us how to tackle Road America with 1000hp under your right foot.

1000 HP, Giving it "Full Beans" and giving us a tutorial at the same time. Amazing! Thank You Jim! RIP!

Thanks for taking us along for all those rides Jim, rest easy!

Rip mr pace, you legend

All of the Shadow Cars were beautifull. As brazilian motorsport fan since the early 70`s, due to the great Emerson Fittipaldi, I had the privilege to see the Shadow F1 cars in the Brazilian GP from 75 until 78, in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Great drivers: Jean Pierre Jarrier, Tom Pryce, Clay Regazzoni and Hans Stuck. Last but not least, José Carlos Pace, brazilian F1 driver who lost his life in 77, drove the 72 Shadow CanAm car in same races. Good memories, good old times. Thanks for uploading this very nice video.

I got my armchair pro license via Jim Pace onboards...

the acceleration is brutal! The narration is excellent! Glad to hear he's ok.

Man, what a thrill. That car, that track, and Jim Pace narrating for us. Such an awesome video. RIP, Jim.

If you never saw a Can Am car race in anger you never saw a pure race car

Jim is just the best! Ready...Ready...and now!

The best video on KZfaq!

That Shadow is like something straight out of Kelly Johnson's Skunk Works! Thanks for taking me along for this wild, wild ride, Jim!

"That thousand horsepower chevy at road America in the shadow, she's runnin, she's runnin good... Nice

Thanks for the blow-by-blow commentary on the action. You get a better feel for what's happening out there on the track with your "instruction".

Im trying to imagine the F1 guys manually shifting their 8 gears. Oh the blisters!! RIP Mr Pace.

Excellent driver, what a car, 1000hp

WOW- So much fun! Thanks, Jim for the ride and the coaching. Hope the see you in ATL soon. :) ☮️

I believe this was the car that flipped under the bridge on the main straight at this year’s a Hawk. Luckily he was unhurt.

Love this video, rest in peace. I'm sure you're driving all of the cars you can imagine up in heaven :)

Une immense leçon de pilotage… 1000 HP dans un « karting » de 1974 avec zéro assistance. Nos pilotes de F1 actuels devraient regarder cette vidéo 😊 CAN AM THUNDER !!! Repose en paix Mr Pace. Bloody covid…

Glad to see Jim climb out of that wreck. That was the scariest thing I have ever seen in 7 years of coming to the track

What a great race car drivin by a total class act, R.I.P. Jim Pace. I've always loved his style of commantary while going ball out. Great video, thanks.

Crazy that such a great person as Jim was taken from us. RIP Jim, one of the greats in the sport.

Race in peace, Jim.

RIP Mr. Pace. Survived driving the scariest fastest sports cars from 60/70/80’s and died because of Covid related issues. Doesn’t seem right. Go go go!

Sad to find out that Jim Pace died from COVID. R.I.P. I really enjoyed that we could ride with him on track with historic racing cars.

What a machine and what a driver.

Two years later and this video still gives chills! Race in Paradise Jim!!!

RIP Mr. Pace what a great instructor and person. We miss you.

What a fun video. Thanks for posting it.

What a great human. Thanks for the narration.

Jim..you will always be the best!!! Thank you for your narration and everything else.!! I meet you at VIR years ago..awesome!!

When Jim says "Thanks for riding along" I was thinking of Enzo from "Art of Racing in the Rain" and thinking "Just one more lap"

Love the commentary, I was grinning the whole time as I watched. You had me cracking up with the state trooper story, you sound like me when I’ve got my helmet on!

unbelievable !!!! what a hero ! absolute stunning ! thanks for sharing !!!

So very, very sad to hear about the passing of Jim Pace...He was a gentleman and a hell of a driver. RIP, Jim - thanks for all the racing insights and memorable drives.

That thing is a monster. Love it. Really beautiful cars from a bygone era.

Absolutely brilliant. I felt like I was driving the Chevy! Thanks very much for the experience!👍👍

Perfect, my good man, Jim Pace. RIP.

RIP Jim... Brilliant video

RIP Jim Pace. Great driver, great historian and great human being. Man, I am gonna miss this guy.

Is this the same car that crashed on the straight that weekend? Jim's commentary is so fun to listen to. He has quite an amazing job!

That is passion! 👌🍀❤️

Sad to see he’s gone

Godspeed Jim . you were a master at your craft

JP, great video, even better friend! Will be missed

luv this track

Love that man!!!

I love the fact he was so calm and able to do a whole lap of circuit guide while timing and predicting his overtakes to perfection in a 1000hp car. Cool video, cool car, cool guy but sadly no longer with us. RIP.

Cool video and commentary

Thank-you Mr. Pace, RIP.

He could just as easily be flying a P51... so cool under the demands and pressure. To say he makes it look (and sound)easy is an understatement!

❤WOW left coast monty😊 just added mr slot car shadow to my stable!

Wow!

This guy is who you need to watch if you're looking for fast driving in vintage race cars.

awesome

What fun to watch and listen to him narate around the track...such a pleasure! Is this the same weekend where the car did a back flip? RIP Jim Pace!

That's what I'm talking about!!!

RIP Mr. Pace.

Ohh man, I love that ! I would kill to be able to take a couple of laps in that beast. But I'm sure I would lose my nerve on those flat out 4th gear speeds on those straights.

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That’s one bad bad dude.

Thank so much for sharing...74 is the year i was born...i remember seeing this car when i was a kid..roush chevy? i didnt know he did chevy..someone educated me....1000 hp is insane with the weight ratio

RIP JIM PACE GOD SPEED

JUST freckin Awesome--I could drive this car

You know everyone watching this is waiting for the flip.

RIP.

Don Nicholson did the Evolvo/Elevate stuff right? I am a Volvo fanatic but that vehicle is SICK FAST! Looks almost like an SRF! I'm currently with OVR SCCA and would love to chat with you! 😮😊❤

Rest In Peace JP… sad that he’s not with us, he’s among the stars… less brake more gas

The breeze

These guys do roll with the punches. I read somewhere that when this car went upside down bigtime later that day and was sitting all deranged upside down in the middle of the track, owner Bartel said "hey look - it's still car 101" Don't knw if this is the car Craig Bennett had a terrible accident in in 2016. Either way, I expect the repair is underway already.

Point and squirt driving, no power through corners. I suppose the power and wheelbase determines that.

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Yeah, well they did of course years ago. Finishing races with horribly blistered hands and feet was commonplace. If they broke a nail these days they'd have to sit out the race.

R.I.P Mr Pace.