McLaren Page #3
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he had a grin on his face
that was obviously like a mile wide.
He was just absolutely elated.
I helped him out of the car and,
you know, I think there were tears
in both our eyes.
That was really the thing
that turned the tide.
It got international recognition.
He became on the contenders' list.
COLIN:
Bruce turned 21 during that year.He was still in England,
birthday party at his parents' house.
# Twenty-one today, twenty-one today
RUTH MCLAREN:
Well, hello, son.I hope you've had a wonderful day,
and as Phil said,
we just hope you don't think
we're all under the influence of liquor.
COLIN:
We both got homesick, but thedriving force behind the whole thing
was the enthusiasm
we had for what we were doing.
- MUM:
Over to Dad.- DAD:
Hello, Bruce.Once again,
very many happy returns of the day.
I mean, people would
love to have done what we did.
PHIL:
The Auckland Car Clubused to hold regular club nights.
Pop would take the tape recordings.
BRUCE OVER TAPE:
At Goodwood,the biggest sort-out
between the professional drivers
and the chaps just starting
is the fast corners.
On these fast corners,
you go round them the first few times,
you think,
"Ooh dear, that was near the limit,"
but in actual fact it's not. It's only
time and confidence that enables you
to get round the fast corners quick.
The rain was starting to pour,
and the whole banking
was absolutely treacherous.
We were taking this banking
at about 140 mile an hour.
Under the extreme G loading, you have
to hang on to the wheel fairly tight
to stop your hands being pulled down
on to the floor of the car.
I think it frightens everybody.
PHIL:
1959 was Bruce's first full seasonin Formula 1.
Towards the end of the year
Coopers were major contenders
for the World Championship.
BRUCE:
It certainly looks as thoughthe last Grand Prix of the season,
at Sebring, could be the deciding race.
PHIL:
Jack had a very narrow leadover Stirling Moss.
COMMENTATOR:
Brabham has got the race in his hands.
Supported by teammate McLaren,
nobody can touch him now.
The race and the World Championship
are his, but now the order has changed.
It's McLaren, number nine,
PHIL:
Bruce won.COMMENTATOR:
And team managerJohn Cooper welcomes his winner home.
My best friend had now won
(CROWD CHEERS)
Bruce was now the youngest driver ever,
at just over 22 years of age,
to win a Grand Prix.
And Jack had won the World Championship.
What are they going to say in Australia
when they hear this? Or New Zealand?
I don't know about Australia, but I
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