Matthew Greenwood | MG-TD One Lap of Sebring International Raceway SIR IMSA - 12 Hours of Sebring race course. @mmmatthewww | Uploaded May 2008 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
One Lap of the famous Sebring International Raceway as seen from the cockpit of a 1952 MG-TD. Back in 1998 the Sarasota Suncoast British Car Club gained access to the track for a couple of laps for all of us. Just before going onto the track, a fellow by the name of Ron volunteered to ride with me and manage the video camera. Ron did a great job! This footage was originally shot on an analog Hi8 video camera. It was then transfered to VHS tape and then finally transfered from the VHS tape into digital format and then onto YouTube. It's amazing with all those transfers over the years that there is any clarity left. I'm not sure why every time I put graphics onto the video the screen get a red wash to it. I've got to work on that as that is not exactly what I wanted. Video editing is all new to me so I am in the learning process. I did all this analog to digital conversion and the editing with Pinnacle Studio 11 Software. Notice that back in 1998 the old pits are still there. Hope you enjoy the footage.....MG
One Lap of the famous Sebring International Raceway as seen from the cockpit of a 1952 MG-TD. Back in 1998 the Sarasota Suncoast British Car Club gained access to the track for a couple of laps for all of us. Just before going onto the track, a fellow by the name of Ron volunteered to ride with me and manage the video camera. Ron did a great job! This footage was originally shot on an analog Hi8 video camera. It was then transfered to VHS tape and then finally transfered from the VHS tape into digital format and then onto YouTube. It's amazing with all those transfers over the years that there is any clarity left. I'm not sure why every time I put graphics onto the video the screen get a red wash to it. I've got to work on that as that is not exactly what I wanted. Video editing is all new to me so I am in the learning process. I did all this analog to digital conversion and the editing with Pinnacle Studio 11 Software. Notice that back in 1998 the old pits are still there. Hope you enjoy the footage.....MG
