Tasman/Aust. Gold Star videos
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David Shaw
, Jan 31 2004 03:10
11 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 31 January 2004 - 03:10
I am on the lookout for videos of Tasman Cup and Australian Gold Star races from '66 to '69. I have the first 2 videos available from here:
http://www.throughth...Motorsport.html
and know of footage in 'The BRM Story', but I was wondering if there were other videos available, especially '67 and '68.
http://www.throughth...Motorsport.html
and know of footage in 'The BRM Story', but I was wondering if there were other videos available, especially '67 and '68.
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#2
Posted 31 January 2004 - 05:21
Thanks Dave I didn't have any of those, so I've ordered them.
Unfortunately professionally filmed material is a bit thin on the ground. Shell made a few films but from what I can gather they've never been released.
Sadly there is a bonanza of privately filmed footage usually 8MM tragically rotting away in many basements/garages around the country.
Unfortunately professionally filmed material is a bit thin on the ground. Shell made a few films but from what I can gather they've never been released.
Sadly there is a bonanza of privately filmed footage usually 8MM tragically rotting away in many basements/garages around the country.
#3
Posted 31 January 2004 - 05:41
Yes, I was happy to find those 2, I sent a pm to Greg Longfield about Volume 2.
The well-lubricated party on Volume 2 after the 1967 ATCC is rather amusing. There is also footage of the tailend of Beechey clouting the wall while leading.
The well-lubricated party on Volume 2 after the 1967 ATCC is rather amusing. There is also footage of the tailend of Beechey clouting the wall while leading.
#4
Posted 01 February 2004 - 11:16
Alec Mildren filmed various races through the series... I think maybe Scott Polkinghorne did some of it for him.
I remember seeing Alec filming in the pits at Longford in 1966.
More good news... film shot by TV channels of Warwick Farm racing has been recovered and will ultimately be made available in some form. Don't hold your breath...
I remember seeing Alec filming in the pits at Longford in 1966.
More good news... film shot by TV channels of Warwick Farm racing has been recovered and will ultimately be made available in some form. Don't hold your breath...
#5
Posted 01 February 2004 - 18:34
Thanks for that news Ray, good to know some more footage hasn't been lost forever.
#6
Posted 01 February 2004 - 18:43
If any of you do manage to unearth any of this footage or indeed any old motor sport films of any era , do please get in touch with MotorFilms Quarterly so that in time we can all get the chance to see them.
www.motorfilms.com
www.motorfilms.com
#8
Posted 07 July 2006 - 03:13
David,
Some of the Duke Videos "Champion" series DVD's have footage of the Tasman Series included in them circa 1966-68.
I have the "Hill", "Stewart" & "Clark" editions of that series, all of which have Tasman Series clips, from memory.
I have recently purchased the Through The Gears "Golden Age Of Motorsport Vol 4" which includes the 1968 Tasman rounds from Surfers Paradise and Warwick Farm. Unfortunately no footage of the epic 1968 Clark/Amon battle from Sandown is there, nor is any footage from Longford.
Bloodwood Gully Productions in Sydney are the only other people that I know of who have issued old racing footage from Australia on DVD, those bing the Beechey and Geoghegan titles that I have mentioned in another post.
If you watch R.P.M. (Network 10 Australia) you may have seen an interview with Frank Matich during the last few weeks. They showed some archival footage of the SR3 etc, which I'm sure was from the 1969 Rothman's film "Matich".... That, I'd like to see on DVD
Some of the Duke Videos "Champion" series DVD's have footage of the Tasman Series included in them circa 1966-68.
I have the "Hill", "Stewart" & "Clark" editions of that series, all of which have Tasman Series clips, from memory.
I have recently purchased the Through The Gears "Golden Age Of Motorsport Vol 4" which includes the 1968 Tasman rounds from Surfers Paradise and Warwick Farm. Unfortunately no footage of the epic 1968 Clark/Amon battle from Sandown is there, nor is any footage from Longford.
Bloodwood Gully Productions in Sydney are the only other people that I know of who have issued old racing footage from Australia on DVD, those bing the Beechey and Geoghegan titles that I have mentioned in another post.
If you watch R.P.M. (Network 10 Australia) you may have seen an interview with Frank Matich during the last few weeks. They showed some archival footage of the SR3 etc, which I'm sure was from the 1969 Rothman's film "Matich".... That, I'd like to see on DVD
#9
Posted 07 July 2006 - 03:42
A lot of the australian TASMAN FOOTAGE CIRCA 1965/67 is on film footage shot for the original REPCO Ltd & is held in storage by the University of Melbourne...
#10
Posted 07 July 2006 - 09:09
Very interesting. Who is responsible at Melb Uni for the film? Who has the say on what is going to happen with it? Could they commercially release it?
I do know of Golden Age Vol 4, I ordered it the day after it was released, so I've had it about a month. Yes, the lack of '68 AGP on it was disappointing, considering the outcome of the race and that GTV9 and ATV0 both telecast it live into Melbourne. I am involved with the project developing the 1968 Tasman Series for Grand Prix Legends, so getting a hold of Vol 4 was essential for me.
I do know of Golden Age Vol 4, I ordered it the day after it was released, so I've had it about a month. Yes, the lack of '68 AGP on it was disappointing, considering the outcome of the race and that GTV9 and ATV0 both telecast it live into Melbourne. I am involved with the project developing the 1968 Tasman Series for Grand Prix Legends, so getting a hold of Vol 4 was essential for me.
#11
Posted 08 July 2006 - 10:49
Does this mean that the 1968 Tasman series will coming out on a DVD in the future?
#12
Posted 08 July 2006 - 12:48
I only know of the Surfers and Warwick Farm rounds on this DVD:
http://www.pitstop.n..._new/17711.html
and the ABC coverage of the Warwick Farm round which may be available in the future, as seen on Late Night Legends on the ABC earlier this year.
http://www.pitstop.n..._new/17711.html
and the ABC coverage of the Warwick Farm round which may be available in the future, as seen on Late Night Legends on the ABC earlier this year.