Martin Brundle's stunning Ferrari 250 GTO battles Maserati Tipo 151
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2020
- This Ferrari 250 GTO, possibly the most expensive car in the world - one sold for $70million recently - is owned by Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, and was raced at the Goodwood Revival in 2011 by former F1 driver, Le Mans 24 winner and F1 commentator Martin Brundle. While Kenny Bräck's mighty Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe sped off into the lead, Brundle held his own behind, before Derek Hill - son of F1 champ Phil Hill - carved through the field in this stunning Maserati Tipo 151 and set off hunting down the GTO. But, catching was one thing, passing another and there started a ding-dong battle between the two drivers, pushing their near-priceless machines as hard as they could every lap. And, just to add something extra into the mix, the rain returned as they battled, with conditions changing from near dry, to soaking wet rapidly #gwspeedweek #Ferrari #Maserati
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Have you seen a better move?
Nice. How fantastic is it that these beautiful expensive cars are still racing?
The NERVE it took to hold that perfect line, in the pouring rain, inches away from a ~50 million dollar car!
Real racing! Gutsy move indeed. Glorious cars.... I admire people actually racing these iconic works of art 👏🏻👍🏻
Very much a Hakkinen / Schumacher at the end of the Kemmel Straight kinda move. Brilliant!
Kenny Brack: Yes
To be clear, that's Nick Mason's ferrari 250gto being driven by Martin Brundle
Yep
@Andy Gray yes !!
The vid description was pretty clear, to be clear
thank you *KING*, AND PLEASE , IF YOU DONT MIND, when was this? recently? or in 2011? TY
Fun fact Brundle has an estimated net worth of $100 million
This is hands down my favourite video on the internet. Also total respect for Nick Mason for not locking his GTO up in a garage.
Apparently he's known also for sometimes parking it on the streets of London .. now wouldn't that be a nice surprise to happen upon! 😃
@@steviesindahouse4903 The drummer of my favourite band is also a proper car enthusiast... That's just amazing!!!
@@ahmadyounes4102 Search for Nick Mason car collection, you'll be surprised...
@@ahmadyounes4102 He's got plenty of historic cars, mostly racing cars. And best of all, they kept getting used. The GTO isn't used that much nowadays, though, I believed I read an article about it, Nick says it's because the other cars like the AC Cobras and Jaguar E Types kept getting "hotted up", that they get faster and faster, and as a result, no matter what they do, it's getting harder and harder for them to make the GTO keep up...
Still, the other cars were being raced. His Maserati Tipo 61 "Birdcage" won a race in 2020, his Bugatti Type 35 finished third in a race last year...
And not ramming into each other with these valuable pieces of art. Priceless.
I love that they are racing these awesome classics like they did in the golden days.
And not hidden in a museum.
some of them are replicas. but the detail of work done with them equals that of the original ones done in period correct fashion
Worse, still, if they're sitting, gathering dust, but they're not in a museum!!!
@@paulocuento9949 That may be true for the Cobras, but I think they some of the major components were original parts. But that cannot be said for the Ferraris and that Maserati Tipo 151.
A leap of faith no doubt, considering the value.
@@paulocuento9949 At this level, they may be continuation chassis builds, not replicas.
Not a bad investment, Nick Mason paid 37k, for this GTO in 1977.
It's now worth around 45 million!
Yep... insane values .. Happy to see these racing on a track..!!
One sold in 2018 for US$70M, a sale confirmed by historian and respected Ferrari authority Marcel Massini. If you Google 250GTO values there's lots of information on the subject. 😃
@@steviesindahouse4903 Yes.. It sure did.! Preston Henn's 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale is in the same price range if it ever sells..!!
@@steviesindahouse4903 It did sell for around that price. Weathertech founder David MacNeil bought it in 2018 for around $80 mil in a private sale. I have had the privilege to see this car in person at Monterey Car week 2019.
Not necessarily. He’ll probably never realise that profit and if it weren’t so valuable he’d no doubt get to enjoy it a helluva lot more.
Major respect for these car owners and drivers for still driving the machines!
Keeping the legacy of the old motorsport going.
The smoke screen did not work, well done Maserati, what a great move.
Driving the wheels off them in the rain. Nice pass by Derick Hill.
Beats the heck out of going to a car show where the trailer queens are all displayed behind ropes. They were built to be driven hard and they should be.
It’s fun to see them but if every rare car was driven to bits there would be none left. So there is some value in preserving a few
cameron child These cars are driven hard with a measure of caution. I would say that everyone of these has crashed and been repaired in their life.
There are very talented repair people out there that can fix anything. It just takes money.
@@donziperk I read about a historic racer who crashed his old Bugatti Brescia (worth around 250,000 UK Pounds, probably more). Thankfully, he didn't have any injuries, even when he's pinned underneath it. When he's interviewed, he said he's disappointed, not because he wrecked the car, but because he won't be able to race it while it is being repaired!
@@donziperk The same historic racer then rolled his Bugatti Type 51 GP car (the successor to the Type 35) at another event in 2017, and once again, he's pinned underneath the car, and had to be sent to the hospital for a check-up. Still, the next year (2018), he's back competing in the Type 51 again!
@@jcgabriel1569 So whats your point?
The reason why he is driving the 250 GTO so well is his huge balls racing a 45 million worth of a car, giving him that extra downforce.
I can't stop smiling! Two top pros driving classic cars in anger and never touching or risking the classic metal. Wonderful stuff!
that was an epic battle, loved it! awesome vid!
Watched this about 3 times and it never gets old, love seeing these classics being pushed hard!
Thats around a couple 100 million dollars on that track. Please dont swap paint. :(
@THIS is moug me duro haha aptly put
Lovely driving, everything got stomped by the Daytona Coupe though.
@@OKuusava it is on spa classic by miles
Well, the Daytona Coupe drivers were Kenny Brack and Tom Kristensen. Whoever the owner of the Daytona Coupe is, he's really making sure that he won't give other competitors much chance!
@@OKuusava yes. The Ferrari and the Maserati were fighting for second place in this race. The Daytona Coupe, driven by Tom Kristensen and Kenny Brack, is way up ahead in the lead.
Just love these Goodwood videos, racing cars sliding around turns. Yeah.
And a Tipo 151 in the same colors as Briggs Cunningham's cars!
Tough to choose which car after which to lust-the 250 GT, Maserati, or the Cobra Daytona. Thanks GWRR!
250 LM all the way mate! 😃🏎
I'm leaning slightly towards the Italians, but that doesn't make choosing any easier! The 250 GTOs and LMs were some of my all time favourites, but I always liked those insane V8 Maserati sports cars, like the 450S and the Tipo 151.
The 151 all the way
@@squidapuss9448 Especially the Tipo 151 with the Drogo-styled bodywork...
Nothing like seeing $70 million being thrown around the track!
Lovely race - thank´s so much! This was my best goodnight-saga I have ever had!
Wonderful !!! thankx for this beauty race sharing !
Love to see these classics driven properly.
Respect them and appreciate them for what they are.
Both amazing cars but the Maserati is 🔥
Then you should see the sister car of that 151, with a Piero Drogo-designed body. I don't know where it fits, "too hot to handle" or "sub-zero"!
love to see Christian Horner actually getting out on the track, never knew he was himself a racing driver
He raced F3000 (F2 predecessor) in the late 90s. The story is he switched to team boss after following JPM through a corner, and realizing he didn't 'have it' 😊
thanks Mr Mason!
That is martins car not masons, masons car doesnt have the front aero intakes, martins is a late production, chassis 422 i think wheras masons is an early one, the first few do not have the 3 open holes as overheating was a problem discovered later on
@@srfhdx5584 I hadn't heard that Martin Brundle owned a GTO so I Googled it and found a tweet from Martin himself, on his own official Twitter account from 2018, of a picture of this very car, GTO number 22, in front of him in the traffic, presumably at the entry to an event like this one, talking about how he'd driven Nick's car on several occasions. Nick, I understand, bought his GTO back in 1977 for 37K Sterling, a heady price at the time by his own account. Previously he'd owned a 275GTB because a GTO was out of his reach .. but Dark Side Of The Moon changed that! Mark Hales, Martin's co-driver here was involved in the production of Nick's fantastic book, Into The Red, documenting his fantastic car collection (highly recommended; it includes recordings of many of the cars; Nick's BRM IMHO is the highlight .. WOW!!!) I understand Martin loves Eagle E Types and has owned at least one of them. There are evocations of cars like the GTO (which originally cost from the factory about US$18K), extremely difficult in some cases to tell from the originals and in some instances commissioned by owners of the originals, and some of which have the necessary paperwork to race in historic events like this, for very attractive prices. Perhaps you too could mix it with Martin Brundle (and 9 time Le Mans winner Tom Kristenson) at Goodwood, and maybe in a genuine original GTO too! Where there's a will there's a way! (Do check out Martin's tweet for yourself though talking about driving Nick's # 22 GTO) Cheers! 😃 P.S. Nowadays the original manufacturers themselves are getting in on the act of evocations, producing continuation cars that you can officially race in these events, including Jaguar with their D Type and E Type Lightweight, and Aston Martin, with their DB4GT!
@@srfhdx5584 According to the description posted with the video this car belongs to Nick Mason.
Also Mr. Auriana, the owner I think of the Tipo 151 Maserati. The GTO may be an expensive machine nowadays, but the Tipo 151 is extremely rare.
Stunning footage, these guys are properly racing those beautiful cars !
What a fantastic battle!! 👏🏻
Respect to the rightful owners of these beautiful machines. ❤️
How is there no kit cars for the 151 or the 154? Beautiful body lines just a little different, looks almost like a long Opel GT, I see a bit of Lister and the Ferrari from various angles.
No downforce, no computer, only driver skills👌
No DRS !!!
The 250 GTO is stunningly gorgeous
Great Times.
Make me happy to see this car fulfilling her dreams and dance once again.
Thank you Goodwood
Flames out of the 250 GTO at 2:46
Thank you Nick ! 🙏
Absolutely brilliant video
Id love to see the full race, anyone know how I could watch it?
They all sound incredible
Not a scratch on the Mercedes-Benz 190e 2.3 - 16 Cosworth. Which Martin said had one of the best chassis ever fitted to a four-door saloon.
That was wonderful!
2:22
Christian Horner?
I heard the same, and makes all the more sense being an Aston, maybe coincidence but cool nonetheless
i mean, he used to be a racing driver as well
Yeah, same person as you're thinking. Hell, even Adrian Newey raced and won that race!
Me: That is hands down the best looking Ferrari ever made.
F40: Am I a joke to you?
Some beautiful and fast vintage cars.
Very nice of Goodwood to let guys who can't afford newer cars to race.
There is a marvellous video of a 250 GTO being driven on a closed road in what I believe is in Oregon on TH-cam.
The irony is its Derick Hill driving the very same GTO his father drove.
And here is Derick chasing one in a Maserati.
The Video is titled Ferrari 250 GTO Speaks For Itself. Its a Petrolicous Production.
I can guarantee you will add it to your favourites.
BTW crank it up on a good sound system. Best gasoline to noise conversion ever. Enjoy!
One of my favorite videos of the 250 GTO.
Yes I've seen that. It's amazing video
It's
This is racing, fantastic!
How does not this video have millions of views?
Nick needs to splurge on rebuilding that Columbo V12.
Absolutely Master Class!
OMG!!! How gorgeous those two cars are??? 😍😍😍
Nice , what a contest . 👍🇬🇧
The pinnacle of motorsports. Nothing can compare.
Does anyone know which full race this is
Is that 250GTO original or a replica? It runs like a dream
It´s the real stuff.
Anders Fritzon I doubt it’s the original engine. I know Pink Floyd’s drummer is rich, but it still makes sense to run it with a reproduction engine.
All original.. and original motor..!!
yo es lo primero que me he preguntado al poner el video
I'd like to know the cost to service and repair this Ferrari after the race to get it back into top condition. Tires, brakes, fluids and what else?
FERRARI E MASERATI UNA STORIA
A
ITALIANA👍
The Ferrari may as well be two-stroke
thats the same move as ferrari vs mclaren at SPA (MS vs Hakinen)
Superb Classics .. Really pushing the limits of those OLD Race Rockets..!! I wonder what tires and wheels they use??? YIKES.. this is a WET track...!
Tyres are Dunlop Racing R7's (CR65) 204 compound (not very soft) and the wheels will be the original Borranis or replicas as they're less than half the price..
Wheels ...Campanolo?
@@michaelcelani8325 maybe......?
Michael Celani - Wheels are Borrani Record (aluminium rim) wires. Fronts are either RW3690 or 3711 (6.0x15) and the rears RW3715 or 3801 (6.5x15). Now you can order a set of your own! They fit a standard Rudge Whitworth 42 Splined hub just like an MGB or Triumph etc. but a set costs more than the car..
@@flannel2699 For track use I would use some light weight aluminum wheels and new lower profile Pirellis or Michelins. Forget the original junk..LOL
ABSOLUTELY SUBLIME!!!!...
Ex F1 driver racing a 70M$ around a track. If I was driving the Maserati I wouldn’t dare even get close to it let alone try to pass it.
The Maserati is a pretty rare beast, I believe one of only 4 made, so also relatively expensive. The Maserati is also driven by Derek Hill, son of 1961 F1 World Champion Phil Hill...
with each scratch he loses 30k 😂😂
Still better than hiding away in a museum .
It´s the opposite: It ads history to the car!
A few BATTLE scar scratches should increase the price😅
Jukki
It only loses value when you’re not even racing it. It’s got a prancing horse on the front for a reason.
amazing!
This video just make me happy
Thank you posting.... are those real classic cars and not replica?
Simply, yes. The Ferrari is Nick Mason's car, he bought it way back int he 1970s. The Maserati is an even rarer beast, one of only 4 built I think...
Do the chop-off back end, On Ferrari & Maserati was specially designed to disturb air and create a turbulence behind the car?
Jame's. No ... That is a Kamm back design..designed by a Dr. Kamm. Also found on Cobra Daytona coupe ...and others. Short life span in design.
A =LOT= of big names in those million-pound museum pieces... including F-1 and IndyCar winners.
what's the crazy insurance company that covers the GTO ?
He got coverage from Safe Auto
Imagine the insurance premium to race a GTO. If it is even possible to insure it.
I believe it is possible to insure it, it had to be. I've read somewhere that Mercedes Benz pays some extremely hefty sum for the insurance of Sir Stirling Moss' 300SLR '722', and even more for the 300SLR 'Uhlenhaut Coupe'.
Insurance premiums are generally 1% of the cars value
@@Mpayne1472 Not in Europe they ain't, and not for racing.
@@pgr3290 well us English aren’t in Europe anymore
@@Mpayne1472 England is most definitely in Europe, but that's not the same thing as being in the EU. In England insurance premiums are not 1 percent of the vehicle's value not even when the vehicle is brand new and worth as much as it can be. Nobody insures a £20,000 new car for £200 a year. Nobody especially insures a £10,000 used car for £100 a year.
Jesus! Martin has a 250 GTO?? I like him even more now.
Its Nick Masons car
nick mason once ordered a ferrari i think a f40 or f50 the factory thought it was someone having a joke so they asked him what he could put up as a deposit so nick mason said pink floyds next world toyr and they said it will be ready when you get back
That GTO of Nicks will need a engine rebuild shortly . its puffing smoke on the over run
It is normal for an older stick shift car to have a puff of smoke during gear changes...the engine is at high vacuum at that time and pulls oil past the piston rings...😉
I swear to God. This track has probably had all 36 total GTOs ever made race on It.
So what the aftermath like when you crash cars like these? Can you even get insurance for this kind of race? Would the driver's reputation take a serious hit?
well he can literally commentate his race while driving his car xD
It’s not his car. It belongs to Nick Mason
God I wish I owned that Ferrari
Meraviglioso vedere questa Ferrari 250 Gto che vale piu' di 40 milioni di Us, infilare una dopo l' altra macchine di tutti i tipii anche Fertari molto piu' recenti., e' una emozione bellissima.
WOW
Wait.... is this an actual ferrari 250 gto? A 50 million dollar car being driven to the max?
Yes.
It is the car Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason bought in the 1970s. He still owns it to this day...
@@jcgabriel1569 insane!+
@@gemaskerdebeuker8511 Not really, no...
I mean, it's a racing car, it got its reputation and value doing exactly what you're seeing it do in the video...
If I were to own a historic racer, I'd just race it. I mean, it had a particular function, and it is fully able to do that, so why not use it...
..Cause the value has reached such a high level that the risk of racing it and wrecking it just insane, you cant deny that. I mean its great that they do it but from a financial point of view its not exactly smart. If you are in fact a multi millionaire and you would race this car that would make sense as you could afford to lose it. But any normal person would not. Thats why its pretty insane to see a 50m+ car being pushed to its limits.
Faster than the SF1000😂
Did someone say GTO 😆
Martin's Ferrari is lovely but I have a weakness for Christian's Aston!
N.Mason"s F.250/GTO.
@@joehentalack2443 Cool!! I know he owns many cars.
It’s not his car. It belongs to Nick Mason
@@Mpayne1472 To think my mother told me not to become a rock star!
Is that Glock?!
Brundle: "How much power?"
Mechanic: "About 300."
Brundle: "So 1000hp less than my Brabham/BMW. Okay...."
This car is worth more than it’s weight in gold. And it’s being raced as if it’s worth nothing and it’s amazing
Value? What does it mean? Something to eat?🤔
They raced like nobody else existed...
The Maserati tipo 151 was always the faster car in this era, had it been sorted at all! The Maserati’s were all run by privateers. Maserati just built them and said ‘go’. Factory development and set up just wasn’t there yet the Maserati’s were still absurdly quick, but never set up quite correctly and not reliable in period.
W O W ...!
The belle of the ball, and her slightly quirky, slightly more interesting cousin.
Such a shame old fat blokes have inflated the price of these beauties. I'm happy there are still some being used and not collecting dust in someone's collection
ferrari : that's my boy, that's my engine
maserati : aight mate
The smoke we saw coming from the Ferrari, is Martin's attempt of a smoke screen.
Love Maseratis
Some body race the Ferrari 250 GTO , Oh!! Mi God !!!!.
Why can’t cars look and sound like this anymore?
A very expensive event.
Nick Mason is by far the least wealthy of all 250 GTO owners but he's the only one that routinely races the car and allows others to race it.
I own one of these LM 250...
In 1/18 Bburago...😜
When cars where cars.
...and drivers were heroes.
I think thats my ferrari. ....
Unfair, the Ferrari kept throwing a smokescreen on the Maserati.
If you want a 250Gto expect to pay €60 million today. Just a couple available let me know, and we can introduce you to seller.
I don’t think that GTO would pass emissions.
Doesn’t have to