| Title |
Bathurst 1975 : Hardie-Ferodo 1000. |
| Published |
Australia : Distributed by Chevron Marketing Services, ©2021. |
| Description |
1 DVD-videos : sound, colour ; 12 cm. |
| Notes |
Catalogued from container. |
| Chevron Marketing Services : HBW75. |
| "The first V8 Torana win at the Mountain as Brock goes out on his own"--Cover. |
| "Features previously unreleased race footage"--Cover. |
| Originally contained within the 'Holden - the 70s Bathurst wins' 8 disc boxed set, ISMN: 9340601002999 ; publisher number KAL5659B. |
| "Due to the nature of the footage some minor technical faults may appear during the program"--Back cover. |
| Credits |
Executive producer John Kiddle. |
| Performers |
Hosted by Aaron Noonan. |
| Summary |
Peter Brock and Brian Sampson's win in the 1975 Hardie-Ferodo 1000 at Bathurst was history-making moment given it was the first time the race had been won by a V8-powered Torana. Brock, who had left the Holden Dealer team and joined the privateer Gown-Hindhaugh squad, claimed his second victory in the Mount Panorama classic in the process. This was a classic Bathurst race featuring Falcons and Toranas as well as a full field made up of various makes and models- to many it's the golden era of the race's history and featured the like of Ford hero Allan Moffat and brock's former HDT teammate Colin Bond. On this special compilation we have colour highlights taken directly from the 7 Sport race telecast from that very day on October 5, 1975, as well as two versions of sponsor films and documentaries that were produced to take viewers behind the scenes of what unfolded that day. This is a great celebration of peter Brock's second of an eventual nine Bathurst victories. |
| Target audience note |
E. Exempt from classification. |
| System details |
DVD. |
| Language note |
In English. |
| Subjects |
Brock, Peter (Peter Geoffrey), 1945-2006 |
| Bathurst 1000 (Automobile race) |
| Hardie-Ferodo 1000 (Automobile race) -- (1975). |
| Motorsports -- Australia |
| Automobile racing -- New South Wales -- Bathurst |
| Genre |
Filmed sports events |
| Televised sports events |
| Nonfiction television programs |
| Other Names |
Noonan, Aaron host. |
| Added Corporate Names |
Channel Seven (Television station : Melbourne, Vic.) broadcaster. |
| Series |
7 Sport Magic Moments of Motorsport |
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