This video really gives a good *feel* to the noise and vibrations to be had in a race car of that era. I've seen with other videos that many on-board video cams are positioned in race cars that gives the impression of a smoothness found in passenger vehicles; when in reality, what the drivers experience are different. But this video gives a feel of what the driver is experiencing with the buffeting wind, vibrations, and noises; where it is one of the best _virtual_ experiences I may have being in a 600 hp race car.
Been around that glorious track many a time. Always a great memory. Well done Jim, and a tip of the hat to the gents who were sensible and good sports on the track. Job well done and really fun to watch these great cars.
BTW: I've been bringing my young son to the historics for a while, and most of the drivers are truly racing their autos. They are pushing themselves and their beloved machines to the limit. You've got to remember that these autos are quite bare-bones. It takes great strength to drive one. They are like rocket-powered go-karts. Thank you to all owner/racers for sharing your passion with us.
I like to live in peace with my next door neighbors, so i put my headphones on and turn the volume up. INCREDIBLE!! And on top of that, that sound of the gearbox! I downloaded it 'cause everyone i know i have to make part of it. I'm from Belgium, so we were never able to see and hear cars like this. Great vid.
It is a prototype, just 44 years old! The important thing to remember about the M6B JP is in, is that its only built to last 1-2 race weekends, with 10 lap races. The drivetrain is rebuilt after. A modern prototype can run faster laps for much longer periods of time.
Jim, is this M6B your favorite over the M8A's, M8B High Wings, M8B Low Wings, M8D's, M8F's, M20's? I salute you Jim & your race crew for keeping Bruce McLaren's dreams alive. Great video of the "Orange Team".
Jim I remember an article he had in the Auto World magazine about "Working by day & Gearbox nights" in a 1974 issue or 1976 issue. It still is very beautiful McLaren in my books also Jim. Thank you for the reply back, and the best for Jim Pace Motorsports in 2014 and the future.
The acceleration looks vicious... You can`t rush that car by the looks of it... Slow inputs and metered throttle pick up or you`re in a world of hurt... But Jim actually makes it look like a normal human could drive that thing properly....
Great race, sounds, cars, and track. But I feel like the people in front kind of let the onboard driver pass, especially the guy in first. The guy like waved to him. idk. Great watch nonetheless
If you are capable of actually being able to pass "Jim Pace" on ANY given day driving in a equally prepared race car on the same track & day . . . . Chuck Norris will personally congratulate you with honors . . . . .
Nice to see some proper racing cars rather than the silent F1 cars of the modern era and electric milk float series. Motorsport should be noisy, smelly and dirty, or it's nothing.
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This video really gives a good *feel* to the noise and vibrations to be had in a race car of that era.
I've seen with other videos that many on-board video cams are positioned in race cars that gives the impression of a smoothness found in passenger vehicles; when in reality, what the drivers experience are different.
But this video gives a feel of what the driver is experiencing with the buffeting wind, vibrations, and noises; where it is one of the best _virtual_ experiences I may have being in a 600 hp race car.
Jim was a wonderful talent in some very special, and varied, machinery! 👍✅
" What ya doin today Jim ? " , " Goin Fishin ", then proceeds to reel them in . What a great driver .
Been around that glorious track many a time. Always a great memory. Well done Jim, and a tip of the hat to the gents who were sensible and good sports on the track. Job well done and really fun to watch these great cars.
I appreciate the patience and precision Jim shows with less talented drivers and such an "enthusiastic" automobile.
Not to mention his overall situational awareness, mirrors, gauges over the shoulder checks ect..
BTW: I've been bringing my young son to the historics for a while, and most of the drivers are truly racing their autos. They are pushing themselves and their beloved machines to the limit. You've got to remember that these autos are quite bare-bones. It takes great strength to drive one. They are like rocket-powered go-karts. Thank you to all owner/racers for sharing your passion with us.
Thanks friend and best wishes.
And to think this is what Bruce McLaren experienced in that 200 mile/324 km race on the old Laguna Seca circuit in 1967; where he lapped the field.
I like to live in peace with my next door neighbors, so i put my headphones on and turn the volume up. INCREDIBLE!! And on top of that, that sound of the gearbox! I downloaded it 'cause everyone i know i have to make part of it. I'm from Belgium, so we were never able to see and hear cars like this. Great vid.
Just watching this raised my resting heart rate 20bpm. Damn, this video was fantastic! Nice driving!
Awesome Jim. What a beast of a car. Love it!
Ah yes, glory days! Don't let them pass you by, glory days! God, how I miss those days! Especially my MK8D...
That is such a classic race car. Best of luck in Daytona!
Excellent driving. Turn 9 was tough going a few times. See you in August at Laguna Seca.
Favorite track, favorite car! Does not get any better than this...... OKOK.... maybe in a 917!
I absolutely love it! thanks for sharing!
awesome video...good to see Bruce's cars still being driven hard and not in a show room collecting dust
Loved it!!! Great car, great drive on my hometown track!
GREAT VID. I love POV racing. Thank you....
Cars for men with steel balls...........and that sound!!
Real good driver and this car is predator !
I am born in the 90s but it doesn't get better than 60s and 70s prototypes.
Great car, driving and video.....Best of Luck at Daytona JP.......
DAYUM !!! Love the roar of that v8... Great racin...
It is a prototype, just 44 years old! The important thing to remember about the M6B JP is in, is that its only built to last 1-2 race weekends, with 10 lap races. The drivetrain is rebuilt after. A modern prototype can run faster laps for much longer periods of time.
This must be watched with volume at max....doesn't come close to the real thing, but it's a start.
The definition of a "LOUD" pedal!
Oh hell yes! Thanks Jim!
Jim, is this M6B your favorite over the M8A's, M8B High Wings, M8B Low Wings, M8D's, M8F's, M20's? I salute you Jim & your race crew for keeping Bruce McLaren's dreams alive. Great video of the "Orange Team".
Jim I remember an article he had in the Auto World magazine about "Working by day & Gearbox nights" in a 1974 issue or 1976 issue. It still is very beautiful McLaren in my books also Jim. Thank you for the reply back, and the best for Jim Pace Motorsports in 2014 and the future.
Same thing I would like to know. Which car is Jim Pace's favorite car
Nicely done
Just awesome
One of best cars ever, M6B
Thanks for watching!
RIP Jim Pace
When others are showing off their prized possessions Mr Pace was after the ultimate prize 🏁.
Seems like he was playing it safe, I bet that car has more than that run showed in it.
can that orange can am mclaren run a prototype?
what a ride wow
Jim, what motor were you running in this car?
wide tires and a big motor, good drive
You're a brave man!
Amen!
Monster
is this car as fun to drive as it looks?
very cool!
Dig! Super cool!
The acceleration looks vicious... You can`t rush that car by the looks of it... Slow inputs and metered throttle pick up or you`re in a world of hurt... But Jim actually makes it look like a normal human could drive that thing properly....
was anyone trying?
Great race, sounds, cars, and track. But I feel like the people in front kind of let the onboard driver pass, especially the guy in first. The guy like waved to him. idk. Great watch nonetheless
This car sounds very angry.
Considering how much these cars are worth, that's not surprising.
All right
just kidding, but with talent and a car like that, who would need friends and vices?
2:15 approaching corkscrew.
gran turismo video game screwed me at corkscrew always
If you are capable of actually being able to pass "Jim Pace" on ANY given day driving in a equally prepared race car on the same track & day . . . .
Chuck Norris will personally congratulate you with honors . . . . .
Nice to see some proper racing cars rather than the silent F1 cars of the modern era and electric milk float series. Motorsport should be noisy, smelly and dirty, or it's nothing.
Why is everyone going so slow? It seems like they're scared to push the car.
There are times when that much-overused word, "Awesome", nevertheless remains appropriate - and this is one of them.
I wonder what is final gear ratio is on these cars? They don't seem taking this Chevy engines to redline but they are clearly hauling ass.
Looks like a Sunday drive, not racing !
I couldn't agree more. Compare this 'parading' to a lap driven by Bruce McLaren or Denny Hulme.
Too much tourist racers in those historic events.
Flåklypa Grand Prix
That’s not too intimidating blowing by you !! 👍