King of the Cinders
Series
- Series Name
- British Movietone News
Issue
Story
- Story No. within this Issue
- 3 / 5
- Summary
- MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: King of the Cinders. DESCRIPTION: Wembley, and preparations for the 1963 World Speedway Championship is in full swing. Peter Craven reigning World Champion crashes and is really hurt. But the Swede, Fundin wins. Fundin, competing in spite of a broken foot and collar bone, is the new World Champion. SHOTLIST: World Speedway Championships Key scene. MCU rider No 1 Nigel Boocock (GB) with bike in pits. MCU another. MS English rider with bike. CU mechanic inspects wheel. CU wheel spinning. MS line up for start of race. MS pan start. MS pan same in progress. ES same. CU riders past camera. MS same. MLS riders past chequered flag. MS pan race. CU riders past camera. MS pan race and Peter Craven (UK) falls. CU crowd. CU Craven rides off again. CU rider past camera. MS another. MCU chequered flag. MLS pan start of race. GV race and Craven falls on corner. CU crowd. MCU pan Craven carried away on stretcher. ES pan start of last race. MS Rider No 9 Ove Fundin (Sweden) and others past camera. MLS pan race. MS pan Ove Fundin in lead. MLS pan race. CU crowd cheering. MS Fundin limps over for presentation. MCU Charlie Drake presents wreath to Fundin. CU cheering crowd. MS pan Nos 9 (Fundin) - 8 Bjorn Knutsson (Sweden) and 12 Barry Briggs (New Zealand) riding lap of honour.
- Keywords
- Sport; Motorcycling; Accidents and disasters
- Locations
- London; England; Wembley
- Card file number
- 87232
- Credits:
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- Camera
- John Abbott
- Camera
- Len Waldorf
- Commentator
- Leslie Mitchell
- Length of story (in feet)
- 149
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