if no one saw this the other night, it's a rather disturbing documentary about the numer of drivers killed before safety was improved in the mid 70's

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/e ... nd_Prix_The_Killer_Years/

This http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/e ... niversary_Plus_Ca_Change/ was on just before it, taped them both.

same here (well sky +d them ) both are well worth watching

"Not available in your area" Lol, pathetic

You've paid a licence fee have you? I think it's on RU for those outside the Uk...

Quote from RenvoN :

"Not available in your area" Lol, pathetic

No, you're pathetic.

RenvoN:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy7gmd8XXAA

this was really good. very sad, but very well done.

Quote from RiseAgainstMe! :

RenvoN:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy7gmd8XXAA

this was really good. very sad, but very well done.

Thank you, mate.

Quote from DevilDare :

No, you're pathetic.

Pathetically better than you?

Quote from boothy :

You've paid a licence fee have you? I think it's on RU for those outside the Uk...

Sorry, but there was nothing saying I should pay a license fee, that's why I thought it was for free just like YouTube and similars.

AFIK, the BBC is a non-commercial broadcaster that is paid for by it's viewers. but we don't get to decide what's broadcast on it.

I watched this last night, great documentary. I was pretty shocked by the images of Bandini post-incident... I'm amazed they put those shots in there. I hadn't realized that Chapman and Lotus had such a notorious reputation, I guess that was nearly lost to the annals of time in lieu of their more successful statistics...

Quote from dadge :

AFIK, the BBC is a non-commercial broadcaster that is paid for by it's viewers. but we don't get to decide what's broadcast on it.

That's the British way!