I don't agree. This is 90s music from the BTCC PS1 game so it's relevant. The audio mix between music, commentary, and engine is balanced. Without the music it would just be random clips without cohesion. There's no piece of music that everyone is going to like. This is an entertainment/nostalgia edit not a review video.
Drivers going at it 110% all race like it's their last, hyper modified factory saloons, endless corporate budget, massive grids of every brand, no fuel saving, no tyre preservation, no stewards, no faux bodied spec chassis widebody "NGTC" cars, and fearless racing. This is as superb as racing ever gets.
I wish I was old enough to grow up with this kind of racing. I find motorsport these days to generally be quite dull and boring. Watching these older cars just makes me smile
In Toca 1 99.9% was A.Menu always the guy to catch up to. And i'm always Chase him in a Honda Accord. And the first game i had to have a Steeringwheel. (Back than it was huge thing for my) Since that i now i'm a Carguy😅👍
The more I watch these nostalgia videos, the more I think the late 80s to the late 90s was probably the sweet spot for ALL sports, be they motor racing, football, golf, rugby etc. etc. It was the era before far too much money came into sport, there was still a degree of the stars being "within reach", and great, charismatic commentary from the Walkers, Motsons, Allisses and Carpenters of this world with terrestrial TV coverage that made it accessible to almost all. Great stuff, wonderful memories and happy days
If just one race summed up the BTCC in the Super Touring era, the last race of 1992 surely encapsulates it all. Could watch it every day and still be on the edge of my seat biting my nails not knowing what would happen next. Never see good times like this again
I think technology-wise as well the 90s were the golden age of motorsport. It was the transition point between the old world and the modern one. Modern tech was starting to come in and cars were starting to become seriously capable machines, but there was enough old-tech jank that they were still absolutely wild machines. Chassis, aerodynamics and suspension were still relatively simple compared to today, and you would still see cars right on the ragged edge of controllability.
Every time I restart playing after more than a day, I need to relearn the principles which I already understand but need to learn the steering again😂it's rly hard game but fun all hell for sure!!!
@@fabianmarcoschau I love that handling, you can really feel the weight of the car. The brakes lock when you brake hard, it's very good. TOCA 1 and 2 are great, 3 is just not the same...
Totally agree. This was the zenith of motor racing, so exciting. I still watch btcc, but somehow the thrill is lacking. It seems sanitised, and the ngtc shells and endless weight penalties don't hit the spot like the good old days.
As a youngster in the 90s i absolutely loved the BTCC. My Dad worked for Volvo so that was our team and Rydell was my hero. The Murray Walker soundtrack just made it even more special. Great times
@@astralgary. being there, hanging off the fences, meeting the drivers, talking to the pit crews, being in the pit lane for test days were all great times and memories. Great international talents that would deliver every race weekend, cars that looked and sounded the part. These days its too sterile and samey and the drivers are just dull nobody’s going nowhere else. Next year will be worse.
@@johnm3907 Gravett - Ford Sierra RS500 (not Super Touring) Hoy - BMW M3 Harvey - BMW 318is Winkelhock - BMW 318i Tarquini - Alfa Romeo 155 TS Cleland - Vauxhall Cavalier Biela - Audi A4 Quattro Menu - Renault Laguna Rydell - Volvo S40 Aïello - Nissan Primera The final year of Super Touring was 2000, again won by Menu in a Ford Mondeo.
With 300HP (+/- 10HP), a naturally aspirated engine, minimal aero and a maximum attack drive for 100% of the race, this was BTCC's finest hour IMO. I was glued to my TV screen throughout the whole race and couldn't wait for the next race to start. I think that today's BTCC is so watered down in comparison. I'd start watching again if they banned aero and turned up the wick on these unstressed engine's so they were at their limit for the whole race.
To many hatchbacks in modern day btcc...just have 5 main rules,has to be a saloon na or turbo you do you 450bhp smaller cars then road going big wings or small and straight cut gearbox
(British and European Touring Car Drivers from the 1990's) From the UK: John Cleland (Vauxhall) Will Hoy (BMW, Toyota, Renault and Ford) Tim Harvey (BMW, Renault, Volvo and Peugeot) David Leslie (Honda and Nissan) Steve Soper (BMW) Andy Rouse (Ford and Toyota) Jeff Allam (Vauxhall) Kieth O'Dor (Nissan) Julian Bailey (Toyota) Tim Sugden (BMW and Toyota) Patrick Watts (Mazda and Peugeot) Derek Warwick (Alfa Romeo and Vauxhall) Simon Harrison (Peugeot) James Kaye (Honda) James Thompson (Vauxhall and Honda) Kelvin Burt (Ford and Volvo) John Bintcliffe (Audi) Jason Plato (Renault and Vauxhall) Anthony Reid (Nissan and Ford) Tiff Needell (Nissan) Nigel Mansell (Ford) Robb Gravett (Ford and Honda) Matt Neal (Ford and Nissan) Lee Brookes (Toyota, Peugeot and Honda) Gareth Howell (Vauxhall and Ford) Richard Kaye (Ford and Vauxhall) Colin Gallie (BMW) Jamie Wall (Vauxhall) Mark Lemmer (Vauxhall) Paula Cook (Honda) Russell Spence (Renault) Mark Blair (Vauxhall) Win Percy (Ford and Nissan) From France: Laurent Aiello (Peugeot and Nissan) Yvan Muller (BMW, Audi and Vauxhall) Jean-Christophe Boullion (Renault) Philippe Gache (Alfa Romeo and Ford) From Germany: Frank Biela (Audi) Joachim Winkelhock (BMW) Christian Abt (Audi) Armin Hahne (BMW and Volvo) From Italy: Gabrielle Tarquini (Alfa Romeo and Honda) Giampiero Simoni (Alfa Romeo) Roberto Ravaglia (BMW) Gianni Morbidelli (Volvo) Emanuele Pirro (Audi) Rinaldo Capello (Audi) Stefano Modena (Alfa Romeo) From Switzerland: Alain Menu (Renault and Ford) From Sweden: Rickard Rydell (Volvo and Ford) Jan Brunstedt (Opel) From Denmark: Tom Kristensen (Honda) Kris Nissen (BMW, Alfa Romeo, Ford and Audi) From Belgium: Vincent Radermacker (Volvo and Vauxhall) From the Netherlands: Peter Kox (BMW and Honda) Jan Lammers (Volvo) From Norway: Tommy Rustad (Renault) Roger Moen (Honda) From New Zealand: Paul Radisich (Ford) Craig Baird (Ford) From Australia: David Brabham (BMW) Charlie Cox (Ford) From Venezuela: Johnny Cecotto (BMW)
This right here is pure nostalgia for me. I was around 10 years old here in Sweden at the time, and when the BTCC races was on Eurosport it was me and dad time without questioning. Neither my mom nor my idiot older brother had anything to say or do in the living room- when the race started me and dad was glued to the tv rooting for our countryman Rydell to win! Remebering all the epic races, often neck and neck with battered cars to the finish line, the excitement i remember as a young boy watching this and bonding with my father over it really do bring a tear to my eye, may my father rest in peace. There will never be anything quite like the BTCC of the 80´s/90´s i´m shure. Also in those days we seldom had swedish commentators on the livestreams so we also listened to Murray Walkers amazing comentating. I learned english quite early so i could understand most of what he was screaming! :D Thank you for this upload, excellent work!!
Back when the BTCC was exiting, instantly recognisable cars and plenty of door handle banging, surpassed only by the 80s and the dominance of the Sierra Cosworth, also the v8 action from Bathurst,happy days
You can't beat the super touring era. Loved watching it on TV and went many times to watch it live. I remember the Alfa 155 joining the series and totally dominating in its first season.
I was blessed to grow up watching this era of Motorsport. Howling v10s in F1 Group N and the rise of Japanese teams in wrc The era of the clk get, F1, Porsche gt1, lister etc etc in lemans. And this, the pinnacle of British touring cars in my opinion. Truly blessed.
Raced in my late teens , this was the best racing to watch . Then go race lol rqn ITS and ITC cars , now in my 49s I've built a few of these cars in radio control versions. Platos laguna , menus mondeo etc. Super fun the other guy I race with alot built some btcc rc cars and we recreate 90s btcc races on a regular
that reminds me of the old VHS I had back in the 90s with compilation of races with the same kind of music in background. Wich started my love for motorsport
I'll be forever grateful I was raised by these vehicles and drivers rather than what we have today. What a time for motorsport, and I got to enjoy it at the best time I could've done, as a kid! :)
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This woulda been great without the 80s cheese music tho. Can barely hear the racers behind it
I don't agree. This is 90s music from the BTCC PS1 game so it's relevant. The audio mix between music, commentary, and engine is balanced. Without the music it would just be random clips without cohesion. There's no piece of music that everyone is going to like. This is an entertainment/nostalgia edit not a review video.
@@JackDavis16 its literally what makes the video - fantastic choice
The music was perfect, and the montage was perfect. I don't know why you were upset about that.
@@JackDavis16 100% agree this music goes hardddd
The pin of shame xD
Drivers going at it 110% all race like it's their last, hyper modified factory saloons, endless corporate budget, massive grids of every brand, no fuel saving, no tyre preservation, no stewards, no faux bodied spec chassis widebody "NGTC" cars, and fearless racing. This is as superb as racing ever gets.
Couldn't agree more. It was like a sun kissed holiday fling, had to end but a hell of a blast while it happened
Back when we had individual cars by individual manufacturers and a grid full of lunatics. Those were the days.
ever “got”. past tense.
I wish I was old enough to grow up with this kind of racing. I find motorsport these days to generally be quite dull and boring. Watching these older cars just makes me smile
Alfas were the beginning of the end with their wings. Oh well. Fun while it lasted.
memories from the TOCA 1 and 2 games on PS1
In Toca 1 99.9% was A.Menu always the guy to catch up to. And i'm always Chase him in a Honda Accord. And the first game i had to have a Steeringwheel. (Back than it was huge thing for my)
Since that i now i'm a Carguy😅👍
TOCA 2 was THE game of my childhood ❤️
BGM for this is the intro theme for TOCA 1
The sim racing world needs a modern toca
@@oliverrauch same but I could beat him with the Volvo
The amount of energy in this video is insane.
So true :D
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All those manufacturers, great cars, great drivers, the best racing. And Murray Walker was the icing on the cake!
The golden era
Very true
@@dronespace YEP!!! Bad luck I wasn't born in the 90s I was born in early 2004 😂😂
BTCC in the 90s was the best era and the best series of the lot. Nothing compares to it. F1, WRC, Indy, Le Mans, you name it... nothing beats this!
I personally say both BTCC 90’s and WRC group A in the 90’s was a pretty intense era in the Motorsport world.
Superbike 1998 and toca .
Grew up watching this. Nothing beats this. The intensety in the races, just epic.
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Ah, the BTCC in the 90's were awesome!
The more I watch these nostalgia videos, the more I think the late 80s to the late 90s was probably the sweet spot for ALL sports, be they motor racing, football, golf, rugby etc. etc. It was the era before far too much money came into sport, there was still a degree of the stars being "within reach", and great, charismatic commentary from the Walkers, Motsons, Allisses and Carpenters of this world with terrestrial TV coverage that made it accessible to almost all. Great stuff, wonderful memories and happy days
If just one race summed up the BTCC in the Super Touring era, the last race of 1992 surely encapsulates it all. Could watch it every day and still be on the edge of my seat biting my nails not knowing what would happen next. Never see good times like this again
@@allthekingshorses7178 we've got ai driven electric car racing to look forward to! Heavy sarcasm.
I think technology-wise as well the 90s were the golden age of motorsport. It was the transition point between the old world and the modern one. Modern tech was starting to come in and cars were starting to become seriously capable machines, but there was enough old-tech jank that they were still absolutely wild machines. Chassis, aerodynamics and suspension were still relatively simple compared to today, and you would still see cars right on the ragged edge of controllability.
Agree. Often thought it myself.
Money and political correctness is what killed the thrill and passion in most sports
TOCA Touring Car Championship for the PS1 was a beast of a game. Unforgiving handling. Those were the days.
Every time I restart playing after more than a day, I need to relearn the principles which I already understand but need to learn the steering again😂it's rly hard game but fun all hell for sure!!!
@@fabianmarcoschau I love that handling, you can really feel the weight of the car. The brakes lock when you brake hard, it's very good. TOCA 1 and 2 are great, 3 is just not the same...
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Best looking and best era of cars that btcc have had need some of this back
The late 80's would like a word
Now this is real racing, no silly bollocks, just perfectly crafted machines bashing each other about.
So perfectly put, you summed up the joy of this era of btcc in one sentence that is both accurate and funny. Respect.
Nothing will beat the Supertouring era of BTCC.
Totally agree. This was the zenith of motor racing, so exciting. I still watch btcc, but somehow the thrill is lacking. It seems sanitised, and the ngtc shells and endless weight penalties don't hit the spot like the good old days.
As a youngster in the 90s i absolutely loved the BTCC. My Dad worked for Volvo so that was our team and Rydell was my hero. The Murray Walker soundtrack just made it even more special. Great times
Loving the ToCa Touring Cars soundtrack!
The era of when touring cars were exciting with great racing
We'll never seen an era like this again, got a lump in my throat watching this
Loved this series....was ruff..tough racing
This is when racing was actual racing
A proper fight for 1st place
Agreed.
This 5 minute video was more exciting and entertaining than the whole of this years BTCC.
I agree, world class drivers whom knew how to pass without nudging other car off. Cars looked so good too.
@@astralgary. being there, hanging off the fences, meeting the drivers, talking to the pit crews, being in the pit lane for test days were all great times and memories. Great international talents that would deliver every race weekend, cars that looked and sounded the part. These days its too sterile and samey and the drivers are just dull nobody’s going nowhere else. Next year will be worse.
@@petebanham4916 true. I remember meeting will hoy at Oulton Park many years ago. Queuing for ages to get out of the parking. Fun times
@@astralgary. It must have been ages ago since the poor Will Hoy died in 2002.
This 5 minute compilation was genuinely more exciting and fun to watch than a whole season of F1 today!
F1 is more exciting than ever right now. Both championships can be exciting.
@@ruimoreira1940 there have been far more exciting f1 races in the past
@@adrianwelgemoed9562 still better than nothing right
@@MagnumLoadedTractor i guess
@@adrianwelgemoed9562 also ferrari was somehow more competitive then than now
1990's BTCC Champions:
1990: Robb Gravett
1991: Will Hoy
1992: Tim Harvey
1993: Joachim Winkelhock
1994: Gabriele Tarquini
1995: John Cleland
1996: Frank Biela
1997: Alain Menu
1998: Rickard Rydell
1999: Laurent Aiello
10 different winners is fantastic
What cars won it each year??
@@johnm3907
Gravett - Ford Sierra RS500 (not Super Touring)
Hoy - BMW M3
Harvey - BMW 318is
Winkelhock - BMW 318i
Tarquini - Alfa Romeo 155 TS
Cleland - Vauxhall Cavalier
Biela - Audi A4 Quattro
Menu - Renault Laguna
Rydell - Volvo S40
Aïello - Nissan Primera
The final year of Super Touring was 2000, again won by Menu in a Ford Mondeo.
With 300HP (+/- 10HP), a naturally aspirated engine, minimal aero and a maximum attack drive for 100% of the race, this was BTCC's finest hour IMO. I was glued to my TV screen throughout the whole race and couldn't wait for the next race to start. I think that today's BTCC is so watered down in comparison. I'd start watching again if they banned aero and turned up the wick on these unstressed engine's so they were at their limit for the whole race.
To many hatchbacks in modern day btcc...just have 5 main rules,has to be a saloon na or turbo you do you 450bhp smaller cars then road going big wings or small and straight cut gearbox
@@MagnumLoadedTractor bring back homologation rules :)
@@truevip100 why the hell not
You're talking about Super 2000 class, eh ?
@@julosx the homologation comment or the initial comment?
This was the pinnacle of motor sport. Touring cars own Group B. R.I.P to Murray Walker as well, the man was unrivalled at commentary
These cars are legendary!! Have owned the e36, s40 & 850.
Miss these days when 300hp was a lot!!
(British and European Touring Car Drivers from the 1990's)
From the UK:
John Cleland (Vauxhall)
Will Hoy (BMW, Toyota, Renault and Ford)
Tim Harvey (BMW, Renault, Volvo and Peugeot)
David Leslie (Honda and Nissan)
Steve Soper (BMW)
Andy Rouse (Ford and Toyota)
Jeff Allam (Vauxhall)
Kieth O'Dor (Nissan)
Julian Bailey (Toyota)
Tim Sugden (BMW and Toyota)
Patrick Watts (Mazda and Peugeot)
Derek Warwick (Alfa Romeo and Vauxhall)
Simon Harrison (Peugeot)
James Kaye (Honda)
James Thompson (Vauxhall and Honda)
Kelvin Burt (Ford and Volvo)
John Bintcliffe (Audi)
Jason Plato (Renault and Vauxhall)
Anthony Reid (Nissan and Ford)
Tiff Needell (Nissan)
Nigel Mansell (Ford)
Robb Gravett (Ford and Honda)
Matt Neal (Ford and Nissan)
Lee Brookes (Toyota, Peugeot and Honda)
Gareth Howell (Vauxhall and Ford)
Richard Kaye (Ford and Vauxhall)
Colin Gallie (BMW)
Jamie Wall (Vauxhall)
Mark Lemmer (Vauxhall)
Paula Cook (Honda)
Russell Spence (Renault)
Mark Blair (Vauxhall)
Win Percy (Ford and Nissan)
From France:
Laurent Aiello (Peugeot and Nissan)
Yvan Muller (BMW, Audi and Vauxhall)
Jean-Christophe Boullion (Renault)
Philippe Gache (Alfa Romeo and Ford)
From Germany:
Frank Biela (Audi)
Joachim Winkelhock (BMW)
Christian Abt (Audi)
Armin Hahne (BMW and Volvo)
From Italy:
Gabrielle Tarquini (Alfa Romeo and Honda)
Giampiero Simoni (Alfa Romeo)
Roberto Ravaglia (BMW)
Gianni Morbidelli (Volvo)
Emanuele Pirro (Audi)
Rinaldo Capello (Audi)
Stefano Modena (Alfa Romeo)
From Switzerland:
Alain Menu (Renault and Ford)
From Sweden:
Rickard Rydell (Volvo and Ford)
Jan Brunstedt (Opel)
From Denmark:
Tom Kristensen (Honda)
Kris Nissen (BMW, Alfa Romeo, Ford and Audi)
From Belgium:
Vincent Radermacker (Volvo and Vauxhall)
From the Netherlands:
Peter Kox (BMW and Honda)
Jan Lammers (Volvo)
From Norway:
Tommy Rustad (Renault)
Roger Moen (Honda)
From New Zealand:
Paul Radisich (Ford)
Craig Baird (Ford)
From Australia:
David Brabham (BMW)
Charlie Cox (Ford)
From Venezuela:
Johnny Cecotto (BMW)
This was a fantastic era, and we could play it out for ourselves on our playstation 1 with TOCA 2 !!!
I still play TOCA2 now and then, IMO its codemasters greatest ever racing game.
BTCC is still incredible to watch even today. I keep in touch with it more then Formula one
Iconic cars and liveries
What a time it was to watch BTCC and Murray Walker’s commentary made it even better
The 90s touring cars look soooo good
The mk2 mondeo in blue and yellow, mmm, tasty. And the volvo estate, the alfa, the laguna....
@@GMak81 the cavalier and alfa looked the best IMAO. The mondeo had a nice livery too
@@asifnoaman8978 I just love the Alfa livery, probably my favorite BTCC car. The BMWs are also cool.
Watching the btcc now is like watching paint dry, this super touring era will never ever be beaten, pure epic!
In this era of wet blankets, how much can we expect ?
Anyone else watching after going to super touring power at brands hatch? Incredible to watch these car's racing again
Yes, me. 😀
This was just as competitive as the Group B rally. Loved this during the 90s.
Toca touring car championship 1 and 2 brought's me here. And nostalgia hits me hard. It's been a Great era in BTCC !
The best thing is.. every car looks almost identical to their production car... With only minor changes for aero purposes...
I grew up with Gran Turismo and Toca Race Driver... this is the peak of car manufacturing
This right here is pure nostalgia for me.
I was around 10 years old here in Sweden at the time, and when the BTCC races was on Eurosport it was me and dad time without questioning.
Neither my mom nor my idiot older brother had anything to say or do in the living room- when the race started me and dad was glued to the tv rooting for our countryman Rydell to win!
Remebering all the epic races, often neck and neck with battered cars to the finish line, the excitement i remember as a young boy watching this and bonding with my father over it really do bring a tear to my eye, may my father rest in peace.
There will never be anything quite like the BTCC of the 80´s/90´s i´m shure.
Also in those days we seldom had swedish commentators on the livestreams so we also listened to Murray Walkers amazing comentating. I learned english quite early so i could understand most of what he was screaming! :D
Thank you for this upload, excellent work!!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
BEST BTCC Super Touring video EVER! These things were absolutely wild! This was the best racing in the world from the mid to late 90s.
Brilliant edit, love the timing of the slap of the roof to the toca soundtrack
The Golden Age of Touring Cars...and Alfa Romeo as well.
90s BTCC is arguably the greatest motor racing of all time.
I watched the 1996 championship onwards... this is far better image quality than I remember from the late 90s
Господи как же много марок раньше было в одном чемпионате!! Потрясающе!
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Back when the BTCC was exiting, instantly recognisable cars and plenty of door handle banging, surpassed only by the 80s and the dominance of the Sierra Cosworth, also the v8 action from Bathurst,happy days
SuperTouring was like LMP1, not around long due to its massive cost but the manufacturers/drivers it attracted & the racing it created was mega
Murray Walker was the icing on the cake for this era of racing. Before my time unfortunately.
Back then during the years, looking at a few photos of the race in the automotive tabloid a week after the race was a special excitement for me.
What an era. Unfuknbelivable
Those are the touring car days I loved John cleland in the Vauxhall cavalier.Todays cars are no where near as fun to watch as the 90s.
Tears of 1990s motorsport nostalgia.
The real life of TOCA racing game
Those were the days 🔥🔥🔥
I Remember trying to convince my old man to get a primera a gt just because I liked the touring car
Man, that Audi A4 Quattro Supertouring was and is and will always my dream car!
Look how many manufacturers competed.....A good formula that needs to return.....
@DerrickM Well Im sure behind ny sofa there is some cash....Maybe..
Man I loved this era of the Btcc, the cars, the drivers
That is when the BTCC was excellent ,used to go to a lot of the races...Happy days
You can't beat the super touring era. Loved watching it on TV and went many times to watch it live. I remember the Alfa 155 joining the series and totally dominating in its first season.
Legendary Volvos 😍
Might be the best video about BTCC I've seen for ages! And that music... Come on too much goosebumps 🙏
I was blessed to grow up watching this era of Motorsport.
Howling v10s in F1
Group N and the rise of Japanese teams in wrc
The era of the clk get, F1, Porsche gt1, lister etc etc in lemans.
And this, the pinnacle of British touring cars in my opinion.
Truly blessed.
So good it brought a tear to my eye! 🥺
This is the very best of BTCC. The Super Touring Era ❤🙏
Just awesome
I miss this era of touring cars.
Even the paint schemes are nostalgic!
So much charisma packed into this video
OMG THIS SONG!! Toca Touring Car Championship! ❤️🏁🏁Thank you for the nostalgia!
Amazing time for touring cars. Lots of different manufacturers and awesome driving
I loved all the comments from Murray Walker, best race commentator ever, period.
R.I.P. Murray Walker 🙁
Murray Walker was the absolute king of narrating motor sport. RIP, hugely missed.
That song... brilliant, amazing edit, memories I live with for life. 1994 - 2000 were the best years of BTCC in my opinion.
tht song.. cn fk off
what is the name of the song?
90s BTCC was one of THE all time greatest sports. A thousand times better than today's F1.
All the racers here are all legends
I like this Era of touring cars. So much fun.
Golden Era of BTCC...
It's actually amazing to see a Renault Laguna, a Honda Prelude and a "brick" Volvo Estate sharing a track.
Raced in my late teens , this was the best racing to watch . Then go race lol rqn ITS and ITC cars , now in my 49s I've built a few of these cars in radio control versions. Platos laguna , menus mondeo etc. Super fun the other guy I race with alot built some btcc rc cars and we recreate 90s btcc races on a regular
that reminds me of the old VHS I had back in the 90s with compilation of races with the same kind of music in background. Wich started my love for motorsport
its so strange to see in ALL types of motorsport, from the 70's till the early 00's, that was the time
Those were the days, great touring cars, better then the crap we have now.
The golden era of touring cars. A fantastic crazy time this was.
I got to stand next to the green renault leguna racer at the haynes motor museum in England
All rise for the sim racing national anthem
This was the greatest racing series of all time.
Just hear the news of Murray Walker, RIP Murray :*(
I love the kerb actions!
Far more better than todays touring car racing
This is so legendary to the point o feel my goosebumps bump
If there is another BTCC sim racing game this would make for a brilliant intro
This was one of the best race classes ever. Watched all the time as a kid and played Toca touring cars on the Playstation
This was a great time for modern motorsport, I loved this series 👍
I don't think we will ever see a race series like this again unfortunately
So many different manufactures. Beautiful stuff
SIMPLY BRILLIANT !!!!!!
Thank you!
Bright colours, big personalities, cream of international drivers.
The amount of Energy here...
Oof.... 👌👌
I'll be forever grateful I was raised by these vehicles and drivers rather than what we have today. What a time for motorsport, and I got to enjoy it at the best time I could've done, as a kid! :)
Those were the days, those were the days! 👍💪🏁
This was the best ear of motorsport imo, and the best class of racing