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13/03/2024 3:50 pm
Donington Park - Jack Rawles. A fun race with animated driver. He finishes fourth of 57 cars. (Go FULL Screen)
14/03/2024 8:18 am
Having owned two 1956 Healeys, this caught my attention. Quite the race and finally the conclusion. Fun watch Tony, thanks.
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14/03/2024 8:19 am
Having owned two 1956 Healeys, this caught my attention. Quite the race and finally the conclusion. Fun watch Tony, thanks.
My pleasure sir!
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14/03/2024 9:01 am
In a Healey 3000, Rawles passes 22 to win!!
14/03/2024 9:12 am
7 minutes of pure fun! Thanks Tony!
John Bono
North Jersey
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14/03/2024 9:51 am
Fantastic viewer perspective. You know it's good quality footage when you repeatedly catch yourself leaning into the turns while in your computer chair. LOL!
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14/03/2024 9:53 am
7 minutes of pure fun! Thanks Tony!
You're more than welcome John!
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14/03/2024 9:54 am
Fantastic viewer perspective. You know it's good quality footage when you repeatedly catch yourself leaning into the turns while in your computer chair. LOL!
LOL! I had a hold of the monitor and was trying to steer the dang car!! 
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14/03/2024 10:01 am
@perrone1 The perspective offered really gives the viewer an appreciation for just how skilled these drivers are. Getting through the course without having an "off" is hard enough but when you add in to the mix the extremely close proximity and aggressiveness of the competitors, respect is well earned.
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14/03/2024 11:44 am
Love those Healeys. My favourite is the 100M but Rawles does a fantastic job in both the 100S and the 3000. That 100S is handicapped with more wind resistance due to no hard top.
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14/03/2024 2:38 pm
Love those Healeys. My favourite is the 100M but Rawles does a fantastic job in both the 100S and the 3000. That 100S is handicapped with more wind resistance due to no hard top.
Excellent point!!
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