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Riding the Runners

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
1757
Date Released
4 Feb 1963
Date submitted
26 Jan 1963
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1The Final Tribute
  2. 2The Great Journey Begins
  3. 3Soviet Surgeons Sew It Up
  4. 4Kingdom of King Willow
  5. 5Riding the Runners

Story

Story No. within this Issue
5 / 5
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Riding the Runners. DESCRIPTION: Our pictures show the Bob-Sleigh World Championships at Innsbruck, Austria. They took place on a new track which will be used for the Winter Olympics in 1964. Italy’s No 1 team won the title, second place also went to Italy, and Britain’s Tony Nash and Robin Dixon came third. At Imst, the World Toboggan Championships were in full swing, and East Germany won the Women’s Title, West Germany the Men’s. SHOTLIST: Key scene. MS pan - Canadian team push bobsleigh off. GV bob around circuit (3 shots). MS Canadian team finish run. MS Great Britain bobsleigh pushes off. GV Great Britain bob around circuit (3 shots). MS pan - GB bob team finish run (Tony Nash and Robin Dixon) (they took third place). MCU crowd. MCU Great Britain team. MS pan - Italy’s bobsleigh being pushed to start. GV Italian team bob around circuit (3 shots). MS pan - same at finish of run. MS No 15 starts run (Toboggan Championships). LS camera along circuit. Toboggan around the circuit (6 shots). Competitor No 17 falls off toboggan.
Keywords
Sport; Winter sports
Locations
Innsbruck; Imst; Austria
Footage sources
Germany
Card file number
85947
Credits:
Commentator
Leslie Mitchell
Length of story (in feet)
131
Story extras:

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