While I can say that if I was the producer in charge of this segment I probably wouldn't have left that in the edit, it doesn't really spoil the ending for a movie, not in the way that many on here are reacting to. Think about it, the fact of Miles' death doesn't really have anything to do with the central story they're telling here. The goal by the characters at the start of the story was to do something that had never been done, and they fully accomplished that. It happens by way of something entirely apart from the LeMans race, it's more of just an epilogue to the film, and included because it's what did really happen out of nowhere.
the director of the film gave a great IndieWire interview about the film and Bale, one great quote: '' I felt the role was close to Bale [who starred in Mangold’s "3:10 to Yuma"], and prayed he would do it. He’s a model to me of artistic perseverance and flexibility. He'll text you with thoughts and free associations about the character. It's all incredible food. He’s a wonderful father, loving husband, great friend. He’s not interested in being famous. He drives a pickup truck, he’s grounded in the world, he raced motorcycles but had to stop when he got hurt, when he had kids. There are so many parts of Ken in Christian, who’s a perfectionist. He’s trying to achieve something for himself. It's magical to direct someone like that because they draw you into their own idealism. You feel that energy; it permeates the set. ''
"We wont spoil the ending for you...all true stories end in death" While showing a shot of Christian Bale. Thanks for leaving it up to our imagination CBS!
The last line of the video sums up motorsport perfectly, so many people think racing is just driving fast in circles, there are so many things goes on behind the scenes
I am from India and I followed Bollywood right from my childhood, but when I saw Christian Bale doing such body transformation in almost every movie, that made me his big fan. He is the rank 1st actor in my list, followed by Tom Hanks and then Amitabh Bachan.
I'm a Shelby - phile. Damon does him justice. Every gearhead will love this. Many fine ladies were in the theater opening night enjoying the show as well.
Great article! I'd love to see the rest of the interview footage with Damon & Bale. Editing on this segment was great, but some of us would like to hear the rest of what they had to say. (Oh, and I'm sure Shelby's grandson had some interesting things to say, as well.) :D
When I was a teenager, we went to the car dealer to "help" my mom buy a car. We came home with a 1967 Ford Fairlane GT 289. Mom could not figure out why her tires kept wearing out so fast. We, of course, would borrow it at night to go to the Library to "study". This movie was nothing short of great.
Ford changed the deal they had discussed earlier. No wonder Ferrari said no. Ford wanted to show their might with money when they tried to change Ferrari's controls over the race team. I am not really a Ferrari fan, but, you have to respect his dedication to racing. Ferrari actually never cared about his road cars, He used to not attend the races, since he didn't want to see his babies (cars) being thrashed by the race car drivers. Funny, they have made their name in racing and some great road cars. But, Ford is essentially still producing bad, unreliable cars. And before anyone starts commenting about some good cars, with a Ford name, all those were essentially designed and sometimes manufactured by the Europeans.
The track scene at the 2:00 mark looks a lot like the downhill at Road Atlanta, except that it’s a lot steeper than it looks in the film. The scene where Henry Ford II gets scared sh_tless when driven in the GT40 by Carroll Shelby is not a Hollywood exaggeration. As a professional racing instructor, I’ve given hundreds of demo rides to people who’ve never been in a race car driven near its limit, and I’ve seen similar reactions up to and including loss of bladder control. If you haven’t had the experience of being on a race track at speed, it is an adrenalin high. Put it on your bucket list; it will not disappoint. Tragically, Ken Miles was killed 6 months after Lemans while testing the Ford GT40 being developed for the 1967 race. Just as tragic, Miles crossed the finish line first, but had the victory stripped from him when he was ordered by a Ford executive o allow the other two Fords to catch up so as to finish in an orchestrated dead heat, and, by a quirk in the rules, the #2 car of Bruce McLaren & Chris Amon was given the victory since it had travelled farther than the Miles/Hulme car having started the race 8 meters farther back in the pits. Had Miles been awarded the victory he deserved, he would, still today, be the only driver ever to win the 24 hours of Sebring, the 24 hours of Daytona and the 24 hours of LeMans in the same season.
@@Toby_the_Glen Well, the only reason they didn't was because Ford and Ferrari are completely different in the way they run things. Ford had passenger cars and pickup trucks that millions bought. That was what Ford was and still is about. Enzo Ferrari only made road cars because lots of motorsports (back then, at least, I'm not sure about now) required teams to manufacture "this many" road going versions of the race cars or something similar. In fact, when Ford wanted to buy Ferrari, Ezno was willing to sell the manufacture of road cars to Ford. He just wanted to keep control over the racing team and Ford didn't want to give him the money he needed to keep the Ferrari's racing team competitive.
@@fajaradi1223 nah, nothing particularly special or dramatic about that, same as with schumacher vs hill or schumacher vs anyone else tbh. Can't even really make a movie about Senna vs Prost or Mansell because there's already been a major movie documentary made about Senna.
@chuimon slp Thx I enjoyed the film and did have a good birthday :) Still think she’s an a******e for saying what she did. I’m not a petrol head but I am a Cinefile and this was a d**k move. The film could have been a lot more impactful for me not knowing.
Christian Bale was amazing in American Hustle. He stood out among an incredibly talented cast with Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, and Jennifer Lawence. th-cam.com/video/ST7a1aK_lG0/w-d-xo.html
How awesome would be a second Ford v Ferrari movie on the 1967 Le Mans with the great Dan Gurney and the development of the All-American MkIV after the failure of the J Car. It would also be kinda awesome to have a decent part with Ferrari's perspective of that season
There's a basic difference between American and Italian race cars. American muscle cars rely mostly if not entirely, as the word implies, from pure muscles or engine power, so to speak. Italian cars, on the other harness the benefits of aerodynamics with lesser engine power requirement. So it is a game of effectiveness versus efficiency. One may not necessarily be better than the other when on tracks but it delineates how advance one team's design is over the other.
Seen the film. Didn't know anything about racing or the characters. This film is Thrilling. Made me howl with laughter 'til I cried. Shout at certain characters in frustration and one suited company man potrayed seriously I wanted to throttle him, it even made me shed a tear. Seriously Cracking Film. Go watch it!
I grew up in the Chicago area in the 60's. I dragged raced and built my race car at a young age. This movie is priceless for race car lovers. I saw the movie couple of days ago. There was maybe 70/80 guys watching the movie wearing their valvoline racing jackets and some guys wearing Ford hats. Was great!!! Not one female was in there watching the movie. Clearly this is a guy passion. Cars and racing. No question I loved this film.
4:23 says it all. Doesn't matter what you drive .Its all about the driver . Also, the only good Fords that were made for performance were designed by shelby.
That's not true. Shelby had little or nothing to do with the Torino Talledegas, Mercury Cyclones , and Thunderbirds that won in NASCAR, or the mk 1 and 2 Ford Escorts that won so many rally races, or the Cosworth Sierras or RS 200, or the Foyt Coyote engine that was based on the Ford Indianapolis 500 engines. There is a *lot* more to Ford racing programs than the mustang, cobra and GT 40.
Just because you haven't seen the movie, that doesn't mean anyone ruins it by saying what the interviewer said, it is HISTORY...look it up, read, watch any program on Ford and Carroll Shelby and this is bound to be in every one
I just wish the history books would be honest about how the fight between ford/Ferrari started. When ford was looking to buy Ferrari the race division was not part of the agreement. So when ford showed up in Italy with 8 or so lawyers and a stack of papers for Ferrari to sign, with selling the rights to his race team he felt as though he was being strong armed. So simply stood up with his single lawyer and left for lunch. And if anyone were to do there homework they would too know that he would never sell his race team. At the end though it is a great story of “mines bigger than yours” that could only be between a American and a Italian.
I hope this movie brings more light to Ken Miles and his legacy
"My name is Carroll Shelby and performance is my business." murica
This movie is phenomenal. Bale and Damon was excellent. Cinematography was amazing
Damon was lame, he didn't properly represent Carroll Shelby.
@@deerlord2363 true
“We won’t spoil the ending for you, but...” then proceeds to spoil the ending.
🤣🤣
I already saw the movie soh not that it matters to me but for others the bissh did straight up spoil the ending
While I can say that if I was the producer in charge of this segment I probably wouldn't have left that in the edit, it doesn't really spoil the ending for a movie, not in the way that many on here are reacting to. Think about it, the fact of Miles' death doesn't really have anything to do with the central story they're telling here. The goal by the characters at the start of the story was to do something that had never been done, and they fully accomplished that. It happens by way of something entirely apart from the LeMans race, it's more of just an epilogue to the film, and included because it's what did really happen out of nowhere.
Well the race was 40 yrs ago...all true car guys know how it ended.
"We won't spoil the ending for you..." Then in the same sentence you spoil it.
Well... it's kinda been spoiled for 50 years now.
the director of the film gave a great IndieWire interview about the film and Bale, one great quote: '' I felt the role was close to Bale [who starred in Mangold’s "3:10 to Yuma"], and prayed he would do it. He’s a model to me of artistic perseverance and flexibility. He'll text you with thoughts and free associations about the character. It's all incredible food. He’s a wonderful father, loving husband, great friend. He’s not interested in being famous. He drives a pickup truck, he’s grounded in the world, he raced motorcycles but had to stop when he got hurt, when he had kids. There are so many parts of Ken in Christian, who’s a perfectionist. He’s trying to achieve something for himself. It's magical to direct someone like that because they draw you into their own idealism. You feel that energy; it permeates the set. ''
I'm really love Christian Bale I respect this actor every time show up in movie it's become one of the best of the year 🙌
Ever seen the machinist?
@@Repented008 yeah it's was really good movie it's Released before Batman trilogy 👍🏻
Hes fecking nuts
Every Bale performance is worth watching, because he's a freakin' chameleon.
Y'all got an interview with Christian Bale? Bravo.
I met him twice, he drives a beat up gray Toyota Tacoma truck .. super nice guy
Frankie Velasco probably in his contract to do the movie that he has to do media
I went to school with him in England, great kid
Dino Rossi
He is indeed a really nice guy. I’ve been lucky to be able to meet him a few times and his wife is really friendly too.
@@adamknights557 THAT'S SO COOL!
Yes Mr Wayne it does come in black!!!!
"We wont spoil the ending for you...all true stories end in death" While showing a shot of Christian Bale. Thanks for leaving it up to our imagination CBS!
It's okay. We all know Ken Miles died in a car crash testing the J-car at Riverside...
This two guys portrayed the role so good that eventually brings the legend to life.
Rest In Paradise Carroll and Ken
Christian Bale is one of the greatest actors of all time
and the best batman!
The last line of the video sums up motorsport perfectly, so many people think racing is just driving fast in circles, there are so many things goes on behind the scenes
I am from India and I followed Bollywood right from my childhood, but when I saw Christian Bale doing such body transformation in almost every movie, that made me his big fan.
He is the rank 1st actor in my list, followed by Tom Hanks and then Amitabh Bachan.
So cool that they put the cobra in the sun at the end.
The movie comes across even more real because the cars actually are real in this, no computer generated ones and it comes across in the film.
We e just returned home from the movie theater all expectations exceeded 💯
Phenomenal Movie for Start to finish! 10/10
Looks like a good father son flick 👌🏻
That is correct, and me and my boy went to watch the movie today. Amazing time since we´re both into cars. :)
Yes it is.
I'm a Shelby - phile. Damon does him justice. Every gearhead will love this. Many fine ladies were in the theater opening night enjoying the show as well.
Fantastic film
Can we get a movie Ayrton Senna vs Allan Prost? The greatest rivalry in motor sport
Amaking10000 Amen 🙏🏾
There is actually a documentary about it...So because of that sadly i don't think there will be a movie about it. But fingers crossed anyway.
Alain*
I hope that we get a Rush sequel that's about Senna and Prost's rivalry.
“We won’t ruin the ending for you but.....he dies in the end.” Ummm 🤔
LIVENOAH
Ken died 2 months after the 1966 La Manns
@@289cobra9 Still....poor taste man, not cool.
I wanna thank you all so much. I really wanted to see this film but you ruined it for me. I hope it flops!
@@MrGenexxx Don't watch Titanic. The ship sinks at the end and a lot of people die. Also, don't read the news or use google or wikipedia or... sigh.
@@MrGenexxx don't come to a chat forum, bad place, some wise guy will always blurt the whole movie.
Great article! I'd love to see the rest of the interview footage with Damon & Bale. Editing on this segment was great, but some of us would like to hear the rest of what they had to say. (Oh, and I'm sure Shelby's grandson had some interesting things to say, as well.) :D
I'll watch ANYTHING that includes Christian Bale.
And Paul Newman actually raced in Le Mans
Chris Brimhall really? What year mon?
@@vladimiralvarez1162 1979 Newman placed second in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. He drove a Porsche 935.
As well as a lot of other tracks.
1 movie, and it’s better than the whole Fast and Furious franchise.
Great reporting, thanks !
Jane Pauley is elegant & class. The perfect first female host of Sunday Morning.
and she wasn't having a "bad hair day". (FYI. she coined that phrase)
Good story, and let this country get back in touch!
Bale and Damon , absolutely inspired casting . These guys are brilliant together . Fabulous film . I bought it on DVD , just superb
I was born into a Ford family. My Mom had a 64 Galaxie 500 XL vert, my Dad had a 65 Mustang vert 260 V8 auto and my Uncle had a 64 Thunderbird.
When I was a teenager, we went to the car dealer to "help" my mom buy a car. We came home with a 1967 Ford Fairlane GT 289. Mom could not figure out why her tires kept wearing out so fast. We, of course, would borrow it at night to go to the Library to "study". This movie was nothing short of great.
An awesome movie...now both are racing again
Great movie very well made and shot. Both actors are top notch and the movie went by very quickly. Which I can’t say for many movies this year.
This movie looks incredible, although I think Oscar Isaacson bears a closer resemblance to Carroll Shelby than Matty does.
Ford changed the deal they had discussed earlier. No wonder Ferrari said no. Ford wanted to show their might with money when they tried to change Ferrari's controls over the race team. I am not really a Ferrari fan, but, you have to respect his dedication to racing. Ferrari actually never cared about his road cars, He used to not attend the races, since he didn't want to see his babies (cars) being thrashed by the race car drivers. Funny, they have made their name in racing and some great road cars. But, Ford is essentially still producing bad, unreliable cars. And before anyone starts commenting about some good cars, with a Ford name, all those were essentially designed and sometimes manufactured by the Europeans.
The track scene at the 2:00 mark looks a lot like the downhill at Road Atlanta, except that it’s a lot steeper than it looks in the film.
The scene where Henry Ford II gets scared sh_tless when driven in the GT40 by Carroll Shelby is not a Hollywood exaggeration. As a professional racing instructor, I’ve given hundreds of demo rides to people who’ve never been in a race car driven near its limit, and I’ve seen similar reactions up to and including loss of bladder control. If you haven’t had the experience of being on a race track at speed, it is an adrenalin high. Put it on your bucket list; it will not disappoint.
Tragically, Ken Miles was killed 6 months after Lemans while testing the Ford GT40 being developed for the 1967 race. Just as tragic, Miles crossed the finish line first, but had the victory stripped from him when he was ordered by a Ford executive o allow the other two Fords to catch up so as to finish in an orchestrated dead heat, and, by a quirk in the rules, the #2 car of Bruce McLaren & Chris Amon was given the victory since it had travelled farther than the Miles/Hulme car having started the race 8 meters farther back in the pits. Had Miles been awarded the victory he deserved, he would, still today, be the only driver ever to win the 24 hours of Sebring, the 24 hours of Daytona and the 24 hours of LeMans in the same season.
No. It's a total fabrication. Henry Ford II never rode in the GT40.
Thought christian done a great job a slight brummy accent lol ken was born couple miles from me oviously im.alot younger lol
Damn good movie, made me tear up twice.
I haven't seen this movie yet... but seeing this preview.. I love it!
4:24 that Golf in the back tho 🤤
THE most appropriate "sunspot".Thank You.
This is why I'am a proud FORD classic car owner and a Shareholder of Ford Stock🤨🤔.
If only Ferrari had Fords money and resources to throw at one race?
@@Toby_the_Glen Well, the only reason they didn't was because Ford and Ferrari are completely different in the way they run things. Ford had passenger cars and pickup trucks that millions bought. That was what Ford was and still is about. Enzo Ferrari only made road cars because lots of motorsports (back then, at least, I'm not sure about now) required teams to manufacture "this many" road going versions of the race cars or something similar. In fact, when Ford wanted to buy Ferrari, Ezno was willing to sell the manufacture of road cars to Ford. He just wanted to keep control over the racing team and Ford didn't want to give him the money he needed to keep the Ferrari's racing team competitive.
Go Ford!
We won’t spoil the ending, but he dies at the end 😂😂 Great work 👍
First Hunt vs Lauda (aka Rush) now Ford vs Ferrari! Next do Villeneuve vs Pironi, a story so incredible you wouldn't believe it was true!
Schumi vs Hakinen?
@@fajaradi1223 nah, nothing particularly special or dramatic about that, same as with schumacher vs hill or schumacher vs anyone else tbh. Can't even really make a movie about Senna vs Prost or Mansell because there's already been a major movie documentary made about Senna.
@@tsu8003
Well ...
We got a Dutch who speak rationally, and a Finnish who doesn't talk so much. I guess it's gonna be very dramatic story.
@@fajaradi1223 Schumi is German lol Tbh I do think he deserves his own movie though, done in the same way as the Senna movie was made.
@@tsu8003
Damn! I mixed Dutch and Deutsch again. My bad. But you get the point.
We won’t end the story, then she tells you that Ken Miles died 😆
Paul Bryant I’m going to see this on my birthday and I had no idea how it turns out have stayed away from wiki etc. What a B****!
@@lilyvonshtuup try to unknow it. you have time
@@lilyvonshtuup it shouldn't matter (in my opinion but I understand your point), nice movie, I hoped you liked it and had a great birthday.
Its already a fact
@chuimon slp Thx I enjoyed the film and did have a good birthday :)
Still think she’s an a******e for saying what she did. I’m not a petrol head but I am a Cinefile and this was a d**k move. The film could have been a lot more impactful for me not knowing.
I saw this movie, and highly recommend it, even if you are not a car fanatic.
Those days past a way when British actor was the best From the nineties 👍 but no body no how still alive after the dark knight trilogy 🌹👋 .
I wish they made this film ten years ago so Carroll could advise.
8:16 The best sun they've ever shown.
Nice :) loved the film and finding out about the story and the friendship of Caroll and Ken
Christian Bale was amazing in American Hustle. He stood out among an incredibly talented cast with Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, and Jennifer Lawence.
th-cam.com/video/ST7a1aK_lG0/w-d-xo.html
Great movie beautifully done.
If you don’t know Miles died you are not a racing fan.
Texas Veteran No, but you might be a film fan and appreciate a good story which this “journalist” chose to spoil.
How awesome would be a second Ford v Ferrari movie on the 1967 Le Mans with the great Dan Gurney and the development of the All-American MkIV after the failure of the J Car. It would also be kinda awesome to have a decent part with Ferrari's perspective of that season
Why do i feel like jimmy Kimmel would pop up any second.
Went and seen the movie Thanksgiving night.. loved it.... .
Ken Miles and Shelby best friends. Best drive and won 1966 Ken Miles legend
There's a basic difference between American and Italian race cars. American muscle cars rely mostly if not entirely, as the word implies, from pure muscles or engine power, so to speak. Italian cars, on the other harness the benefits of aerodynamics with lesser engine power requirement. So it is a game of effectiveness versus efficiency. One may not necessarily be better than the other when on tracks but it delineates how advance one team's design is over the other.
great reporting!
Just went to see this film it’s decent enough worth a watch , bale is great and Damon is awesome
"For everybody to come together in a dark movie theater..." - and scene!
So is the movie called Fast Friends or Ford vs Ferrari?
Fast and the Furious: Ford vs. Ferrari.
The line, I was Born ready is famous from White Lightning and Smokey and the Bandit. Gotta be a car guy to catch that.
#ChristianBale is the most talented male actor around.
Seen the film. Didn't know anything about racing or the characters. This film is Thrilling. Made me howl with laughter 'til I cried. Shout at certain characters in frustration and one suited company man potrayed seriously I wanted to throttle him, it even made me shed a tear. Seriously Cracking Film. Go watch it!
I Love that movie 🍿🎥🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁 rest in peace Ken Miles and Carl Shelby
I grew up in the Chicago area in the 60's. I dragged raced and built my race car at a young age. This movie is priceless for race car lovers. I saw the movie couple of days ago. There was maybe 70/80 guys watching the movie wearing their valvoline racing jackets and some guys wearing Ford hats. Was great!!! Not one female was in there watching the movie. Clearly this is a guy passion. Cars and racing. No question I loved this film.
"We won't spoil the ending for you, but ... all true stories end in death."
Well done!!! FFS!
4:23 says it all. Doesn't matter what you drive .Its all about the driver . Also, the only good Fords that were made for performance were designed by shelby.
Well🤔🤨.
That's not true. Shelby had little or nothing to do with the Torino Talledegas, Mercury Cyclones , and Thunderbirds that won in NASCAR, or the mk 1 and 2 Ford Escorts that won so many rally races, or the Cosworth Sierras or RS 200, or the Foyt Coyote engine that was based on the Ford Indianapolis 500 engines. There is a *lot* more to Ford racing programs than the mustang, cobra and GT 40.
This is an amazing movie! Damon and Bales shine!
I feel like driving my Mustang.
If you don't want to drive a Tesla Roadster you are dead.
A MUSTANG (FALCON) REALLY!!!
Amazing movie. Feels like you're driving yourself. All I wanted to do after the movie was drive my car. Loved it.
Dan Gurney/AJ Foyt Hold my champagne !
Very good movie, extremely entertaining. Lots of factual inaccuracies but then it's not a documentary :)
But I dont get the factual inaccuracies. The genuine story is perfect as it was. Why did they f with it?
I’m not into Ford but it’s a great movie good story and awesome characters loved it!!!!
Just because you haven't seen the movie, that doesn't mean anyone ruins it by saying what the interviewer said, it is HISTORY...look it up, read, watch any program on Ford and Carroll Shelby and this is bound to be in every one
Ken Miles was a wonderfully talented racing driver back in the day
I absolutely cannot wait to see this movie
In the start my eyes and ears was on the car :DDD
One of the best movies I've ever seen
So very glad Ferrari didn’t sell out to Ford. Would have been a travesty IMO.
Понял только половину ) Но все равно - Лайк ))))))))))) Фильм просто ШИКАРНЫЙ !!! Спасибо!
If there is no politics this film will do very well.
Saw it. No politics. All will like it.
Wow, Shelby Mustang in Marine Corps colors. Beautiful 😍
Now that's how a video is made.
The GT40 427 is one of the most beautiful and brutally fast cars built in the 1960s. Shelby American built it..!!
I can't wait......'till this is on local TV. Oh wait,....I CAN wait.
New reporter just quoted Fast and the Furious on accident at 4:30 lol
Having a guy from Boooston playing a Texan was almost more than I could take, but that's hollywood for ya!
Thats actors for ya, acting, who'd a thunk it!
What a great film
They’re trying to win Oscar with this
No
Oofishowtzent 12
great movie, a must watch
Not even mention for Catriona Balfe?
"We won't spoil the ending, but [spoils ending]"
Thanks Jane pauley :) I love you 🙋 Grace God 💋
When I was born I was taken home from the hospital in a Ford Galaxy.
Me too! Blue Ford Galaxy! 1961 model.....I was a 1968 model.
Galaxie* ;)
When I was born I was taken a 1963 Ford Galaxy, green 2 door hardtop with a 390 with air and vinal seats 😎.
@@bobby7987 I'm only old enough to be told about, not remember :)
@downtowncanon same here but I own a 63 GalaxIE so it drives me up 7 walls when people spell it wrong 😅
I just wish the history books would be honest about how the fight between ford/Ferrari started. When ford was looking to buy Ferrari the race division was not part of the agreement. So when ford showed up in Italy with 8 or so lawyers and a stack of papers for Ferrari to sign, with selling the rights to his race team he felt as though he was being strong armed. So simply stood up with his single lawyer and left for lunch. And if anyone were to do there homework they would too know that he would never sell his race team. At the end though it is a great story of “mines bigger than yours” that could only be between a American and a Italian.
It's all covered in The 24 Hour War, it's a very detailed documentary on it that game out not that long ago.
Stopped the video as soon as she says "we won't spoil the ending for you.. But.."
"Right Car is nothing without a Rigtious Driver"!!
And I would still have the Porsche 917
Wow, you can hear Shelby's voice in his grandson.
It's called a Texas accent...