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It says something how driver had this cool status about them, and Rosemeyer was.
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Short Documentary About Bernd Rosemeyer In German
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Posted 30 June 2008 - 08:43 PM
It says something how driver had this cool status about them, and Rosemeyer was.
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You start with fuel, you do one stop and it's pretty much a train all the way
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Posted 10 July 2008 - 07:22 PM
The first part is about a race he won where he hit his back wheel on a rock about 2 km from the pit and limped back only to have the wheel fall off about 200 meters out and how he drove into the pit on three wheels.
the second part talks about how he was a house hold name in Germany like Schumi is nowadays and how He would joke sarcastically that his wife had it easy with her stunt flying because driving is much harder.
The third part is about how he first broke the land speed record and then was killed a year later when he did his run even though he was warned of the windy conditions
the second part talks about how he was a house hold name in Germany like Schumi is nowadays and how He would joke sarcastically that his wife had it easy with her stunt flying because driving is much harder.
The third part is about how he first broke the land speed record and then was killed a year later when he did his run even though he was warned of the windy conditions
Jacky Ickx at La Source during practice for the 1970 Grand Prix of Belgium
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"People were being killed left, right and center back then," [Phil Hill] says. "I became hyper-sensitive to the danger, and wasn't sure that I wasn't going to kill myself. As a result, racing brought out the worst in me. Without it, I don't know what kind of person I might have become. But I'm not sure I liked the person I did become, because I was selfish, irritable and defensive."
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 05:11 AM
Kinda of what I've tought.
Back then the cars were monsters.
Did it used the word hellish or from hell refering to the machine ?!
Back then the cars were monsters.
Did it used the word hellish or from hell refering to the machine ?!
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 06:48 AM
no, but they did say that were beasts to drive because often times races would be 4 or 5 hours long and drivers would end up with bloody hands from the vibrations of the steering wheel
Jacky Ickx at La Source during practice for the 1970 Grand Prix of Belgium
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"People were being killed left, right and center back then," [Phil Hill] says. "I became hyper-sensitive to the danger, and wasn't sure that I wasn't going to kill myself. As a result, racing brought out the worst in me. Without it, I don't know what kind of person I might have become. But I'm not sure I liked the person I did become, because I was selfish, irritable and defensive."
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 07:53 AM
Cool ...
Rosemeyer was a fantastic driver, the only one to trully master the mid engine Auto Unions.
Fangio complaining about vibrations of his car in the 1950s would seem like a crybaby, ditto for Clark and the peaky-ness of the DFV.
The greatest drivers were in the 1930s, those the titans, everyone that followed were at least one step bellow them.
Rosemeyer was a fantastic driver, the only one to trully master the mid engine Auto Unions.
Fangio complaining about vibrations of his car in the 1950s would seem like a crybaby, ditto for Clark and the peaky-ness of the DFV.
The greatest drivers were in the 1930s, those the titans, everyone that followed were at least one step bellow them.
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 07:55 AM
What's with der respekte fur zu aiene hellmachine at 3:32 ?!
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Posted 12 July 2008 - 07:07 AM
He says " you had to put away the respect for such a machine from hell or you could never drive fast"
Jacky Ickx at La Source during practice for the 1970 Grand Prix of Belgium
The Masters have returned.
"People were being killed left, right and center back then," [Phil Hill] says. "I became hyper-sensitive to the danger, and wasn't sure that I wasn't going to kill myself. As a result, racing brought out the worst in me. Without it, I don't know what kind of person I might have become. But I'm not sure I liked the person I did become, because I was selfish, irritable and defensive."
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Posted 27 February 2009 - 02:20 AM
There were many people living together in a one-block
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complex. One of the wives complained to her husband, (wow power leveling,)
"Look here! All of our neighbors' husbands call their wives
such sweet and romantic names.(wow power leveling,)
You never call me one like that."
So the husband said, "What do they call their wives?
I never heard anything!" (wow power leveling,)
The wife said, "The one who lives on our right,
he calls his wife 'apple pie'. The one who lives next
to him calls his wife 'sweet cherry blossom'. (wow power leveling,)
The one who lives to the left of us calls his wife 'rosemary'.
(It's a very fragrant kind of spice you put into your food.)
The one next to him, calls his wife 'my lovely pizza'.(wow power leveling,)
The other one says, 'Oh my diamond, my glorious diamond'.
And you! You never call me anything so sweet
and romantic like that!" (maple story mesos,)
So the husband shook his head and said,
"I am sorry, but the one who lives on the right,
he is a baker. The one next to him is a gardener,
he plants Japanese cherries. The one who calls his (maple story mesos,)
wife 'rosemary', grows herbs! And the other one calls his
wife 'diamond' because he is a jeweler. I cannot! I am
a shoe-repairer. I can't call you 'my broken shoe'. " (maple story mesos,)
It was good that he wasn't a coffin-maker. Otherwise,
he called her, 'my solid coffin' to give her the
sweetest name that she desired
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