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Dice with Spice |
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Own a slice of history. Very limited run DVD.
It's Monday 26 May 1969, 14:43pm, Crystal Palace circuit, Event 3 - the Anerley Trophy Race for Group 5 Touring Cars is about to start and the Mini is at the height of its power.
Watch racing legend Gordon Spice drive his Britax/Downton works Cooper S to victory around the Crystal Palace Circuit in a hugely competitive round of that year's British National Saloon Car Championship. Murray Walker is on fine form as commentator and there are several other famous names in among the other drivers. Superb archive footage and fantastically close race. A must.
Digitally remastered from an original 16mm film with exclusive new interview footage with Gordon Spice.
Commentator: Murray Walker and produced by Brian Johnson. Courtesy of the BBC.
This is the only DVD known to be publicly available of full race of the hundreds that took place on the Crystal Palace circuit between 1937 and 1972.
35 Minutes