How the Germans learned to drift: natural selection at the ring, circa 1970.

[2002maniac]

I;m glad no BMW's were harmed in the making of this film. Mostly VW's and fiats rolling over.

[JasonC]

There was proboply no sound cause it may of been recorded on a 8mm film. I could not beleave the conv. bug

[BUDNUNTA]

This really makes me want to start on my VW project i've been dreaming about. The lack of safetly makes tham seem way too fun. A 67 bug would be perfect. Any leads on some rust free, unflipped ones. HA
Cool Video thanks for sharing.


Hunter

[Rob]

and then they all joined a full contact American-football game, sans helmets of course!

[german g]

dude needs to lock his doors and wear a seat belt lol

[FredK]

I like the black Mercedes (?) that just goes straight instead of turning, near 3:20 in the film.

But yeah, that guy falling out of the Beetle was just ridiculous!

[YAN-3]

wow cool nice find.

[etxxz]

lol notice that one convertible beetle with two people on the back...i woul've lol'dlmf if they would've flipped like nearly every other car who tried drifting jaja

[chucko]

^^yeah, takes me back to being a kid when we used to ride in the open bed of a truck without any restraint at all.

[Mot]

any one notice the convertable beatle that almost rolled with the top down and 3 others in the car....

[ldsbeaker]

Sweet. Did you notice how much they were flopping around in those cars?
Lap belts FTL...

[CarsSuck]

haha, that was hilarious when the guy fell out of the beetle! looked like he was ok though

[parkerbink]

Who is more crazy? The drivers or onlookers on the side of the track?


Cool video.

[Rennsport]

haha, that was hilarious when the guy fell out of the beetle! looked like he was ok though

[backtrail69]

I didn't get any sound. Was there any? Interesting video none the less. I enjoy watching old racing around the 70s-80s. A lot more entertaining.