A view of the old Spa circuit in 1966, more precisely the Masta straight, lined by telegraph poles and the odd straw bale. Running here at full speed, Jochen Rindt (Cooper) and John Surtees (Ferrari) not only survived the treacherous conditions which prevailed that day but finished at the top of the ranks, with Big John taking the laurels.
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