Andy Kitson's youtube

[chunterer]

Not sure how many others have seen recently but Andy Kitson, who is an arch enthusiast like most of us here (and pretty sure used to be a contributor to tenths) has been uploading some marvellous old footage lately.

Mainly from the 80's he has shared FF1600/2000, F3, F2 and F3000 plus the odd bit of saloons and motorcycling.

Some of this stuff I certainly haven't seem for years, if ever!
Just some of the highlights include BBC Grandstand FF2000 with some epic racing amd some beeb covreage of British F3 from 1984 and '85.

I'm looking forward to seeing what other rare gems Andy has in his archive that he might share in the coming weeks.

[E.B]

Originally Posted by chunterer

Not sure how many others have seen recently but Andy Kitson, who is an arch enthusiast like most of us here (and pretty sure used to be a contributor to tenths) has been uploading some marvellous old footage lately.

Mainly from the 80's he has shared FF1600/2000, F3, F2 and F3000 plus the odd bit of saloons and motorcycling.

Some of this stuff I certainly haven't seem for years, if ever!
Just some of the highlights include BBC Grandstand FF2000 with some epic racing amd some beeb covreage of British F3 from 1984 and '85.

I'm looking forward to seeing what other rare gems Andy has in his archive that he might share in the coming weeks.

Thanks 'Chunty' for the heads up. Subscribed (and as a result somewhat square eyed having spent longer than I should have watching videos!)

Plenty of stuff that I dont recall seeing before.

[GCCheddaris]

First two of Andy's videos I came across were the Easter Monday 1984 Formula Two and Formula Three races. Happy memories !

[E.B]

Originally Posted by GCCheddaris

First two of Andy's videos I came across were the Easter Monday 1984 Formula Two and Formula Three races. Happy memories !

Hehehe I was living in Aus by then, with obviously no internet then, all my UK motor racing news reliant on my airmail subscription to Autosport, which surprisingly would always arrive weekly in my post box at the post office on a Sunday, within 4 days of publishing in the UK.