Forgotten Racing: 1967 International Motocross
#nostalgia #digitisedcinefilm #motorcross #1967 Forgotten Racing: 1967 International Motocross This film was originally a standard 8mm Cine Film Digitised with a Kodak Reels Scanner. In this incredibly rare, digitised cine film, we are transported back in time to witness an International Motocross event that took place in the year 1967. The footage captures the raw energy and excitement of this thrilling motorsport as it unfolded on British soil. While the exact location of this particular event remains a mystery to us, there's a strong possibility that The Sun newspaper might have been one of the generous sponsors behind the spectacle. We are reaching out to our knowledgeable community of viewers: if you possess any information about the specific event, its name, or the precise location where these incredible races were held, please do not hesitate to share your insights in the comments section below. Your contributions could be invaluable in piecing together the history of this fascinating piece of footage. The following research undertaken by @garethbramley1 Good motorcross footage shot on a wide angle lens. If this is 1967 it is likely to be this as it was clearly sponsored by THE SUN (see banners / hoardings through footage)- it was held at Trowbridge, Wiltshire. Bte too the german flag shown near the end of the footage - the winner was Germany - confirmation that this is the same event!! The motocross event sponsored by the British newspaper The Sun in 1967 was the International Motocross Grand Prix of Great Britain. Details of the 1967 Event: This was the ninth race in the series counting towards the year's World Championship. Winner: Paul Friedrichs of East Germany, the reigning world champion, won the race on a CZ, taking home "The Sun" Trophy. Thirty-eight riders from eleven countries participated in the event, which took place on a one-and-a-quarter-mile circuit. The event was a significant international 500cc GP race (often termed "scramble" in that era) held in Great Britain. It would be great to find out if what @garethbramley1 has found is correct. Boost your YouTube audience and unlock your channel's potential with vidIQ. Use this exclusive link to unlock a fantastic bonus of 500 credits when you upgrade to any of our premium plans: https://vidiq.com/r/?code=PzyQgE

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