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Cleland was very hard to pass...a good racer..just like rouse...

Bruh his driving style is still the same...like I can recognise it's him. Smooth, clean and fast! I know he loves Senna but they have different driving styles.

I know obviously that the mallock prepared cavilliers were better prepared and all that but I have a question for anyone who’s technically minded Why does the cook prepared car sound so much beefier then the mallock ones ? What’s the difference with the engine

Peter Cate's book brought me here. Wonderful footage, absolutely planted that Alfasud.

"That came from Michael Schumacher didnt it. He has outdriven the car" 😍😍

He is by far the best sports commentator of all time. F1 will never be the same again without him.

When the BTCC was still good, best were the Cossie RS500 years.

“That lap came from Michael Schumacher” I felt that

The Cavalier is such a good looking car

ALFA ROMEO!

CAVALIER CLELAND!

Terbaik BoBoiBoy 💪💪💪

Pretty amazing how the onboard cameras were way better back then.

These were by far the best touring car days .. the 90s

Brand Hatch one of my favourite Circuits in the world

When racing was pure!!!!!!!

Awesome era of touring cars

That was a painfully stupid crash.

John Cleland was a true angry Scot :-D

Great track! Oulton park my local racetrack now, all those years of watching Radasich in V8 Supercars and here he is up the road owning Oulton back in the day..

Fantastic ,The Rat can drive :)

Meanwhile in JTCC those Cavalier are belongs to Toyota

How has it happened that these look better, sound better and provide better racing than modern F1?

Why comments disabled on "Lewis Hamilton karting Championship (wins from the back ) ??? I want to see more more info about his younger racing like how I see on other comments section .

Just a genius

Wasn't simoni a little guy,not very tall...

Heady days, one touring car race is more exciting than 10 F1 races with their stupid red tape and fun ending protocols al over the shop (dicks)

Wowww 14 years ago... Warm Greeting from September 22nd 2021 😂

you did some nice mirror work on him :P

That series must have been a thrill to watch. Even better than our German DTM to be honest. And well greetings from Germany. I love british car culture. The Germans themselves destroyed the sport with there too professional twottle about everything and you just had races like that very close to the customer, because everyone working hard enough could have earned a mondeo those days and we had BMW against Mercedes and Germany we say those are the cars the son of the dentist would drive, or the pimp and drug dealers. I would have chosen the mondeo or anything ford´ish.... ;) As well your tracks are better, even though we have the Nordschleife but that is it.

Oversteer in fifth gear...balls of steel!

*Azerbaijan turn 8 entered the chat*

Rhuari A Bitch

Voice of a generation, unless I'm very much mistaken - I'm not mistaken.

RIP Murray Walker you will be sadly missed

RIP Murray

This man made F1 so much fun back in the day.. Loved hearing him in the commentary box as an American F1 fan.. RIP.

The last Quote... that hit deep. R.I.P

"hell hath no fury like a woman rammed" 🤣🤣 one of his best one liners

"That they are AB-SO-Lutely FURIOUUUS"

RIP Legend. Fond memories watching F1 with screaming engines and hearing Murray excitedly commentating the action.

What a legacy. THE voice of F1; it was never quite the same when Murray hung up the microphone....

Absolutely gutted

I grew up listening to the great Murray. The voice of F1 can never be replaced. The sport will feel his loss in a big way. I and many others sometimes only watched F1 to hear Mr Walker. God bless

RIP MURRAY

Even though F1 is absolute boring shite, i will always remember that iconic voice.

My favourite commentator. He's the voice of my childhood. Thank you Murray

Rest in peace Murray a commentary legend

I'm too young to have heard Murray do his thing live, but I raised myself on old race highlights which he commentated on and his infectious love for F1 was one of the main reasons I fell in love with it. The greatest commentator to ever do it, not just in motorsport but any sport.

rip