Madame Sarti.

Madame Sarti.

It's Sarti. Sarti's Ferrari has gone clean over the north banking and landed at the side of the track below.

This is JeanPierre Sarti.

Come, come, Sarti.

With JeanPierre Sarti's Ferrari in pole position.

And it's JeanPierre Sarti completing his 16th lap.

Ste. Devote, then Sarti in the lead.

Well, Sarti did it again.

JeanPierre Sarti, World Champion, 1961.

Sarti's in the lead at La Source.

Barlini dare not let Sarti through.

Sarti's time was 3 minutes, 11. 1 seconds.

Let him go. Let him go. And here's Sarti coming in...

He's fourth. Sarti's fourth.

He's not far ahead of Sarti, Aron and Rindt. One lap to go. Sarti and Aron are close to Barlini.

They're Barlini, number 18, who was just ahead of number 17, JeanPierre Sarti, 14, Pete Aron, and 11, Jochen Rindt.

A tremendous battle for second place between Sarti and Aron.

Aron's second and Sarti third.

Number 17, the Ferrari of JeanPierre Sarti, is still in front but he just cannot get away from number 12, Scott Stoddard in the BRM.

There's Scott Stoddard completing his 30th lap and increasing his lead over Sarti.

That's 32 laps completed and the order is Stoddard, Sarti, Barlini, Randolph, Aron.

But his teammate, JeanPierre Sarti of France, the numberone Ferrari driver and Pete Aron of the Yamura team, have both driven before here on England's premier circuit.

The Yamura's second, ahead of Sarti's Ferrari. It's on fire.

He's gonna beat Sarti to the finish. There's the flag, Barlini wins for Ferrari.

Yes. Excuse me, Madame Sarti.

Scott Stoddard has 27 points in the championship exactly the same as JeanPierre Sarti.

Sarti is stalled.

Stoddard's pressing Sarti.

Exactly the same as the Ferrari driver, JeanPierre Sarti, the Frenchman.

Barlini's the leader, but he's not far ahead of Sarti and Aron.

Barlini in second place at the Gasometer as Sarti completes 50 laps half distance in the lead.

But not by as many points as I would like, Madame Sarti.

Stoddard can't quite squeeze his BRM past Sarti's Ferrari.

The bloody idiot. Sarti's picked up three seconds.

JeanPierre Sarti, winner of Monaco and French Grand Prixs is only two laps away from his third consecutive win.

I've been thinking seriously of your retirement, Sarti.

With 40 laps to go, Sarti could still catch the leader and win the race.

Even faster than Stoddard in practice, was the Frenchman, JeanPierre Sarti.

So far, Sarti has the fastest practice time.

Sarti's best practice time so far on this 2.6

At the end of 10 laps the order is still Sarti, Stoddard, Aron and Barlini.

And he's going steadily away from Sarti.

Sarti, you are even further gone than I thought.

What a race. What a tremendous race. Sarti?