@CYMotorsport
Ah. The old Monaco Mediterranean Holiday clip. Love a film shot in 70mm.
@milanmocik3591
You can tell that this is an old footage because the bay is not crowded with 100's of billionaires yachts
@doubleutubefan5
The High-quality footage in the thumbnail preview tricked me into thinking that this was a modern-day reenactment of what it would look like in the 1960's. Upon clicking the video I'm even more impressed.
@vaibhavkrishan
I love how many of the shots show the actual main straight and its elevation, as well as the hairpin and how downhill it goes in one sharp turn. Cameras are placed at quite appropriate positions.
@schurgy16
"Last year's champ, and this years ex-champ by the look of things." Lol savage at 3:32
@longslongprong
Nothing like good old safety hay bales....
@sokol_motorsport
Wow...amazing quality.
@nickyn4076
"It's the man who wins this battle" I love that opening. Cheesy but awesome!
@MCLRN_GR
Romantic Monaco.60s..such a beautiful place.Watching at this quality Monaco GP 1962 is priceless.From the trees after the tunnel to the balconies before lowes.Such a beautiful years..Amazing staff.
@thestraydawgs
unlike F1 of today, they actually made passes in the race under green and not in the pits. amazing!!!!
@bloqk16
Aside from the outstanding film quality and placement of the cameras, the smoothness of the footage from the helicopter view was amazing; as "steadycam" technology, to remove the shakiness and vibration when using the movie camera, was still many years away.
@Housestationlive
track looks much more beautiful without 1 million ads everywhere ^^
@mikulitsi1819
Lovely to look at this brilliant footage
@StreetComp
This is the sharpest, clearest footage ever seen from a 1960s race - truly amazing. And can you imagine peeps just standing on sidewalk right at apex of corner while Hambone and Vittles go by?! Lol
@Leathersoup
It's amazing that the track used to just go under a helicopter pad and now it goes under a massive hotel complex and audatorium.
@5ch3nk
Could be one of the best videos I've watched on Youtube.
@RafidW9
Still has better cinematography than 50% of today's videos.
@normankwak7520
This is superb. What F1 was before it became a “Circus”. Thanks for the beautiful film!
@johncoles-pw4qx
Kerbs, trees, street furniture, park benches and the odd straw bale these guys were daredevils.
@wenisinvietnam