Hurley Haywood and his 1973 Sebring Winning Carrera RS

Watch as Hurley Haywood is reunited with his 1973 Porsche 911 RS on the 40th Anniversary of his first 12 Hours of Sebring win. Haywood, considered the world's most successful endurance driver, discusses what makes Sebring so special, his back-to-back endurance wins at Daytona and Sebring and what a difference 40 years can make.

[@bsmotorsportdyno]

Great Car It is always a Great pleasure to be able to work on such a piece of Porsche Racing History as we are at the moment just applying a little more Neil Bainbridge Engineering to the history and giving it its post Sebring Service and check over and I just love Hurley's comment saying the car is as good as it was 40 yeas ago when he first drove it !! A credit to Myself and My Dedicated Staff.
Neil Bainbridge Engineering - BSMotorsport Ltd

[@erikjohnson2976]

I would give certain strategically important parts of my anatomy to own a 1973 RS like this one...
Nice film that brings back some great memories.

[@robertthomas2001]

you can throw mine in too

[@orionexplorer]

OH the cars that got me into endurance sports car racing. I loved them in the 1970's and they are STILL beuatiful today. Oh yes, Hurley Haywood and the late Peter Gregg, the memories...

[@robertthomas2001]

saw then both at Daytona and Sebring in 1973. fast, smooth, consistent and seamless. They hadn't miss a beat. A very magnificent car. Haywood is correct in saying the sport was more informal and the cars more resembled a showroom road car.

[@MrTyst]

Came here after Hurleys voice appearance in Forza Motorsport 6 porsche expansion.
Very interesting video :)

[@robertthomas2001]

having been to this race in 73' as a younger man, looking at life in reverse can be dauntingly depressing. The music brings back things to another place when the cars were so easy to relate to, and being so simple and playful compared to the complexity of today's single purpose race cars.

[@madsibsgaard6374]

Hey guys,
I have a question about Hurley Haywood 'Porsche in this video ... You claim it's a 1973 911 RS.
Isen't it a 1973 911 RSR?
I'm not sure, and I'm just asking.

[@klinden17]

Is this the 911 360 1054 car ?

[@noelambrosio9373]

12 I have something in mind. De XII 12 cylinders from a vintage if this Britt company would . The cheapest and the best Road and Street mid engine design that would make your elfers run for its Deutch..HAha

[@Shenmoki]

Vintage>Modern.