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For starters, it means ditching a trailer and actually driving this Alfa Romeo to the track
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7 Minutes Of Pure Ferrari 250 GTO Hillclimb Bliss
i was search for free apps to watch paid car related video content, lucky i got Pikashow apk, where now i can watch my favourite racing tv shows for free.
Hell, I don’t remember….is this the 5th, 6th, or 7th time I’ve watched this? Trying to put into words what this video does to me is beyond the scope of my vocabulary so why bother trying. What does it matter anyway. This is pure porn.
Whenever someone asks me why I love cars I tell them, just watch this!
Awesome!
Wow. I was looking for the longer video, which I have probably watched 30 times, when I discovered this. I somehow missed it before – I’m guessing I saw it and thought it was the other video. What a wonderful surprise!
Kudos to Petrolicious for the restraint – no voiceover and no music, other than the glorious Ferrari V12. And to the owner who let Derek drove the valuable car the way it was meant to be driven…and to share it with us.
Thanks for the wonderful video!
He’s coming to a stop, its pointless to gear down when coming to a known stop unless you just want to add wear and tear to the trans. Even when double clutching. I prefer to leave the car in gear when coming to a known stopping point as oppose to declutching and letting the engine idle, but sometimes I will do it that way. Not a huge deal.
So nice. What a great feeling for Derek Hill on many levels.
I like how the wiper lifts/raises at speed.
Reminds me of a story my father told of racing a ’69 AMX at Riverside back in the day, and how there was fluid coming over the windshield at the end of the straight before the dog-leg. Turns out it was windshield washer fluid getting sucked out at speed. (The car was driven to the track.)
Thanks for sharing.
