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"Paddy Power" video - well worth watching!
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Most excellent, Reid. Thanks 
Beautifully produced with some nice little touches like the Tag-Heuer "Monaco" watch on the challenger (Steve McQueen wore one in the movie "LeMans") and Paddy's British Racing Driver's Club tie. More info on the production here: https://kidston.com/kidston-news-item/179/It's-Showdown-Time:-Paddy-Power
Beautifully produced with some nice little touches like the Tag-Heuer "Monaco" watch on the challenger (Steve McQueen wore one in the movie "LeMans") and Paddy's British Racing Driver's Club tie. More info on the production here: https://kidston.com/kidston-news-item/179/It's-Showdown-Time:-Paddy-Power
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Very cool ! Like Hugh said above, nothing sounds as glorious as a Healey straight 6 when it's angry !!!
Back in the late 1960's my local motor club managed get Paddy along to give a talk. He was amazing, had real technical knowledge (which helped me improve the handling of my Mk1 Sprite) but he was also very very amusing. He told the story of when he got a works drive with Roots and was doing the Circuit of Ireland in a Sunbeam Rapier. At a stop in a Dublin car park some mates asked him to show what he could do now he was a works driver. He hammered the Rapier across the car park, threw a massive hand brake turn and rolled the car. He told the story much better than me.
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Sam Hancock (born 9 January 1980 in Surrey) is a British racing driver who has contested the 24 Hours of Le Mans seven times since debuting in 2002. He has also competed in such series as Porsche Supercup, Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain and International Formula 3000. He won the LMP2 class of the Le Mans Series in 2004 with Swiss driver Alexander Frei.
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Those were from Castrol films. When I was in my college sports car club, I was responsible for getting films to show at our meetings. Castrol and Shell were reaaly good about sending these things out. One of my favorites still is "Mountain Legend", from the 1965 Targa Florio and coincidentally features ARX 91B. Well worth a watch: