BOBBY RAHAL'S ULTIMATE MAN CAVE PT 2 | CAR COLLECTION
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Bobby Rahal, legendary driver, team owner, and Petersen Board Member, continues his man cave tour and tells us the stories of more vehicles and objects in part 2! This two part video features Bobby's eclectic collection of dream cars, memorabilia, and trophies.
Enjoy this amazing celebrity car collection.
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Man, I really had no clue about Bobby. Sure, I know the name and his association with Indy and doing something with Jaguar in F1, but not a lot more. I really don't follow Indy racing, I used to be addicted to F1, so its not close to home -- although everyone knows the name Bobby Rahal. I am a collector of air cooled Porsches and also have a Touring 1973 RS among other great Porsches... Nice to see Bobby's love for those cars too. Anyway, I really did like this presentation. Bobby seems like a thoughtful, respectful and decent guy who loves his motorsports... Good Job.
@@markjurczyk LOL lets face it though.. the competition has always only been between a few teams...Those with the most money.. win in F1 its become a joke
Bobby is a genuine, really nice guy. So easy to approach in conversation at almost any time. First had the opportunity to chat with him at the initial Denver Indy GP. Then again years later when Graham was in his first year of open wheel racing at an Indy-Car support race in Denver. The best crossing of our paths was at Watkins Glen, mid-2000's. I was downtown Friday afternoon before the Fall Vintage Festival weekend taking in the shops and decided to stop in for a beer at one of the hole in the wall bars on main street. Through the front window I spotted Bobby alone out on the sidewalk. So I went out and asked if he'd care to join my sister and myself for a beer. He said "sure, why not". My sister was absolutely star struck, we could hear the other patrons in the place full of whispers, "There's Bobby Rahal . . .there's Bobby Rahal". He shared with us his excitement for Graham progress as having more natural talent than he ever had at that age. He was the beaming proud father excited for his child. It was one of those chance encounters which remain in your permanent memory as a very special moment with a pretty special guy. Thank you Bobby for being the gentleman you are, the inspiration for not letting ones ego override their successes and sharing a beer with a life long rail-bird fan.
Bobby personifies class, eloquence, humility, but you know he's a bad ass too. That he knew Rockford himself...well that kicks butt as well.
What an absolute gent. a great watch.
Not only a great racer and a nice man but a very good story teller , I could listen to you all day , thank you Bobby ! 👏
Wow!!! What a great piece. Always liked Bobby...now REALLY admire him. Deep thinker and thoughtful guy.
I shook Mr Rahal's hand at the Long Beach Gran Prix in 1988. I was with Toyota as a participant for the Toyota Skills Contest. Part of that weekend was attending the race and working as pit crew for the drivers of the Toyota Pro-Celebrity race. My assignment was to pit for the great Walter Peyton. It was a fantastic time and met many people including Bobby Rahal, Al Unser Jr., Parnelli Jones,.... and may others...(too many to name here). I considered it an honer and a prize in itself to be among these great racing personalities. Thank you Toyota... 1988.
Thanks Bobby and thanks to the Petersen for these videos! Bobby’s professionalism and humbleness really show in these videos and the memorabilia collection is almost more impressive than the cars. More please!
Glad you like them!
Two episodes isn't enough to cover everything Bobby has done for racing. Impressive results as a driver and owner!
I appreciate the kind words for Greg Moore. Great driver, left us too soon. Amazing collection !!!
Thank you for such an enjoyable video.
Mr. Rahal seems to be a wonderful man.
Thanks for showing us your garage, Bobby! Beautiful Carrera RS and great insight on the history of this car.
Bobby, followed your whole driving career and always enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing! Still a CLASS act!
Another outstanding video. Bobby has a great collection there and gave a very good explanation of those cars. I am impressed he has such respect for Peter Ryan and Canadian motorsports history. What a fine man.
I was a fan back in the day and really enjoyed this. Bobby talked about Jim Clark of how he was quiet, well one of the things that I always liked about Bobby was the very same thing. Very well spoken and never over spoken with class and a sense of calm. Thank You Sir and GOD BLESS
That IS the ultimate man cave . That slot car track is incredible. Respect!!!
great story about his Indy 500, his buddy Jim, the trophies and beautiful pace car
Amazing memorabilia with an amazing story behind it.
Cool to hear stories about all the memorabilia in addition to the cars!
Great video... Peterson and Rahal... Riveting !!!!🎩🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸🎩
What a cool guy. That was awesome. Thanks!
Thanks so much Bobby! I was lucky enough to see 4 500's back when it was balls out and electrifying! (Thanks Dad! ) I saw Rick Mears, Gordon Johncock, Arie Lyandycke(sic) and Bobby Rahal win theirs and it truly is "The greatest spectacle in motorsports racing!" I remember thinking as I stood up on the first lap of my first 500 and the cars were screaming past so fast that you could only tell what color they were and not much else, This must be what it was like. In ancient times to seeing gladiators fight at the colosseum! A wonderful time to be alive and Bobby brought it all back and then some. Thanks again Bobby and great job. Awesome collection too!
What passion for racing! Was waiting for this since the last video! Thanks Bobby! We have so much in common! I know where the blue and yellow 908 is you owned once! It’s as beautiful as when you owned it! What a good life we have had! 👍🏻👍🏻 Fantastic video! Thanks!
Never knew who he really was,
Wonderful stories of life experiences & truly a
Gentleman Race Driver of the times 🇺🇸😎🏁
Thank you for sharing!
Always thought Mr rahal would be a cool dude. Thanks Bobby!
Bobby seems a lot more laid back than I remember him being in his racing days.
This was great. Way to go Bobby!
What an incredibly personable petrolhead.
Thank you for this nice video
EPIC JOURNEY!!!
I also had lot of great times Slot Car Racing at race tracks in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties - including RaceMasters in Ventura... RIP :(
Awesome. Bobby is a font of car and racing knowledge.
I was so glad to see him race in 2005 at the Monterey Historics driving a Ferrari 250 SWB
God that dalmatian blue is incredible... just fell in love with that colour
Thanks for all the great memories Bobby...you are a true gentleman and a class act...cheers from DownUnder !!!
Awesome
Always admired Bobby Rahal. So modest and polite. I often wondered how he could stand to be in the same room with David Letterman.
waau Bob thank you so much for sharing your story. Bless you from South Africa
Such an amazing memorabilia, that Dalmatian blue is really nice.
Class act and an amazing driver!!!
Excellent video very interesting. I never realized what a personal gentlemen Bobby Rahal is .
Thank you Bobby
What a nice video from a humble man.
Been a HUGE Bobby Rahal fan since 1976, reading about him in National Speed Sport News driving a Lola T290 in SCCA B Sports. (He was a fellow Ohioan) Saw him win Pole Position at the Formula Atlantic race at the Long Beach Grand Prix. (almost cried when he broke a half shaft in the race. and laughed at the LA times Listing him in the results as Bobby Ray Hall) Ironically, Also a Huge fan of John Force. Now a HUGE fan of Graham and Courtney. (Have your baby and get back in that seat, Girl) SOOO many great memories of watching Bobby race and continuing with watching Graham race. Great to see HIS memories of his career.
your love of the game comes through and the respect for you has always been there hope to see more of this content soon
After these videos, I am more of a Bobby Rahal fan then before!!! I often rooted for the other guys. But now! My one Bobby Rahal story.: I'm at Long Beach somewhere in the 90s. I'm taking pictures of his car during the Pit walk. I voice comes up behind me, "what do you think his chances today?", I respond "I don't know, I'm more of a little Al fan fan." Bobby responds "Well, I hope this guy wins!"
I have to say, ALWAYS A CLASS ACT.
Great video, never knew about Bobby. Such an eloquent speaker and easy to listen to while at work!
Thanks for listening
Thanks for sharing those stories Bobby!
Love the little bits of trivia!
That's quite the trophy case
Thanks for this second look at this garage. Great storytelling and fun facts.
Any time!
Elkhart Lake my favorite track too. That and I also raced slot cars would love to race with you on your replica track. Also share favorite driver Jimmy and, I'm sure Graham with you.
WOW !!! This was SO good !!! I've just watched it twice, and paused plenty of times to check out the details, and there are so many details !!! What a rich life you're leading Bobby; thanks so much for sharing it with us !!! And to the production team, so well done .. Bravo !!! A couple of the interesting details: the Vasek Polak rear number plate surround on the RS (very cool!); the little orange 2002tii in the office just like its big brother downstairs; and what looks like perhaps a 906 (?) in I'm guessing a workshop off the main area! I'm sure you could manage a Part 3, if you'd like to .. and perhaps take some of the cars out on the track !!! As always, thanks so, so much everyone at the Petersen !!! Infinite 🌟 s !!! Take care everybody !!! 😄
The display case with the gloves is a really cool idea, I haven't seen that before.Nice to see a Finnish guy J.J. Lehto in there too.
Well done sir, thanks for sharing.....always a class act!
I remember I really thought it was a great honor. When it was the Indy win for Jim Truman. I myself have always loved the movie Grand Prix. I live in western Pennsylvania not too far from mid Ohio race track A beautiful facility. I would get lost in going through and checking everything out. That would be an absolutely fantastic once in a lifetime. Experience to actually be able to see those things in person. Whoever made this video I think you.
Loved watching you race at Portland back in the day. Great two part video. Thanks.
Great session
Bravo! Absolutely wonderful!
True kid of the 60's. Slot car track should remove all doubt
Cool cars and story.
I love your mini slot car track! Thank you for sharing!
Nice video. Thank you for sharing. I have been going to Road America for 40 years. My father and I went to the June sprints many times. Great memories. Excellent vintage racing was held at Road America in the 1980's. I attended the 1982 Indy car race (Road America 200).
what an education.. yes Cold Gecko i like this guy more every year.
When Graham came to Mosport to race in Star Mazda, the team w/Bobby did a track walk on saturday night and they had a frizbee that my dog (Spamm)stole, next day I bought a new one and Bobby autographed it!
That glass trophy shelf must be strong to support the extra weight
Really cool video. I love your car collection. After watching this Bobby Rahal man cave video I kinda feel that I want to be a race car driver :-)
Didn't talk about the Mini and the VW bus. Can we get the 3rd episode?
Yes PLEASE!
Here, here !!! 😅
The die cast collection is more impressive to me than the real cars in the barn lol
Wow what a Gentleman. Best wishes from sunny Devon
Great Stuff
Great Vid. I was at Indy 500 in 1987-1988 I think. Had my X cousin that was with GTE executive for Promo at the time. Jay Leno as group entertainment, GPE track hot laps, and .........my X wife cousin calling me over to a doorway. And calling over, Johnny Rutherford to meet.......me. WTF? Greatest week ever!
If this is ever open to the public, I will be there!!
Mr. Rahal i'm serious any one of the cars.....both videos are cool very well done I really enjoyed rhgem both.
The movie Grand Prix and slot cars , that was my childhood, just about 10 years after Bobby Rahal. Guess that's why he won the Indy 500 and I run 24 Hours of Lemons. Otherwise, we are the same guy!
Cool to see the memorabilia. I'd hate to draw his name in a Secret Santa.
Loved the slot car track
Bobby is just a man like the rest of us. He too puts his pants on one leg at a time.
There really needs to be a movie or a real good modern documentary on Jim Trueman.
this guy loves him self
was the chicane before the kink at RA always there? i have a feeling the course was slightly altered since 1955
No, it was added for motorcycle racing and auto trackdays in the 2000's for safety. I think the sports cars and indycars do not use the kink. So the track is still the same.
I have loved Porsches ever since May 26, 1963 and have owned eight. But I met your uncle, Ed, at Vidalia, GA in 1967 when he raced his D-Type for the last time. I saw the car advertised in Autoweek not long afterward for $12,000. I should have begged, borrowed or stolen to buy it. Some misguided people might love Bugatti but my one true love is the D-Type. I met Ed in Savannah in the late ‘80s and talked about the car. He told me the buyer turned around and sold it for $1,000,000. Ed was sick. But I bet that guy is sick when he sees how much they are fetching these days.
After meeting Ed for the second time I wrote a column about that last race for the Waycross Journal Herald. I doubt many people read it because it was published the day of the Challenger disaster.
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Thanks for sharing your collection and memories. I was always a fan of yours and now I follow your son.
All the best
Keith
Ask Bobby about his I-355 race, most famous race of all, he won in record time, will stand forever!!! Ask him
Thought the RS had 210 HP ...
As a Canadian, thanks so much for preserving Peter Ryan's Lotus! If you enjoy slot cars, please view my channel and my show "Scale Car Garage": th-cam.com/channels/W_ko9v-sxgAijIK6Hlkvmw.htmlvideos
I love Bobby and Jim Trueman...but Bobby jumped the start and Kevin Cogan should have won that Indy 500.
@13:33 Oops!!
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I really just do not get it. They are just squashed bugs. They still look the same today.