Glenn SETO Seton, 1997 AUSTRALIAN TOURING CAR CHAMPION 🏆 V8 SUPERCARS ATCC Ford Falcon wins.

🏁 SUBSCRIBE to Criticalman for more classic V8 Supercars, Ford racing and Australian motorsport history!    / @criticalman666   🏆 Glenn Seton is 1997 Australian Touring Car Champion! Relive one of Australian touring car racing's great seasons with approximately THREE HOURS of highlights from the 1997 Shell Australian Touring Car Championship, digitally remastered and enhanced by Criticalman. Ten rounds, six states and five months of fierce Ford versus Holden competition, culminating in Glenn Seton claiming his second Australian Touring Car Championship behind the wheel of his iconic Ford Credit Falcon EL V8 Supercar. From Calder Park to the championship finale at Oran Park, revisit the racing, rivalries, spectacular on-track action and championship celebrations that made 1997 a memorable season. Watch Glenn Seton battle some of Australia's biggest touring car names, including Peter Brock, John Bowe, Dick Johnson, Russell Ingall, Greg Murphy, Larry Perkins, Wayne Gardner and Alan Jones. 🏁 1997 CHAMPIONSHIP - ROUND RESULTS The leading drivers and points from the original championship highlights: Round 1 – Calder, 15 March: Wayne Gardner — 82 points Round 2 – Phillip Island, 13 April: Russell Ingall — 82 points Round 3 – Sandown, 27 April: Glenn Seton — 90 points Round 4 – Symmons Plains, 4 May: Greg Murphy and Peter Brock — 86 points each Round 5 – Winton, 18 May: Russell Ingall — 86 points Round 6 – Eastern Creek, 25 May: Glenn Seton — 90 points Round 7 – Lakeside, 15 June: John Bowe — 82 points Round 8 – Barbagallo, 6 July: Peter Brock — 74 points Round 9 – Mallala, 13 July: Greg Murphy — 86 points Round 10 – Oran Park, 3 August: Greg Murphy — 76 points 🏆 1997 AUSTRALIAN TOURING CAR CHAMPION: GLENN SETON - FORD FALCON EL Seton's performances at Sandown and Eastern Creek saw him secure the maximum 90 points at both rounds. His consistency throughout the championship helped deliver his second Australian Touring Car Championship title, following his first in 1993. 🎬 DIGITALLY REMASTERED BY CRITICALMAN Originally released on VHS, this historical racing production has been converted to digital format and enhanced by Criticalman for a new generation of Australian motorsport enthusiasts. The original production was approximately 180 minutes long, featuring highlights from all 10 championship rounds. Original race highlights produced by TEN Sport. This is an independently enhanced archival upload. Original footage and broadcast rights remain with their respective owners. MORE FROM CRITICALMAN For more Glenn Seton and Australian motorsport history, watch my video celebrating the life and racing career of his father, Bo Seton, including his victory in the 1965 Armstrong 500 in a Ford Cortina GT.    • The Day Motorsport Came Together for Barry...   🔗 FOLLOW CRITICALMAN YouTube:    / @criticalman666   Instagram:   / criticalman66   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... 👍 Enjoyed this trip back to 1997? Give the video a LIKE, SUBSCRIBE to Criticalman and leave a COMMENT telling me your favourite driver, car or memory from the 1997 championship. Were you a Ford or Holden supporter back in the day? HASHTAGS #GlennSeton #V8Supercars #SupercarsAustralia #FordFalcon #FordXR8 #FalconEL #FordRacing #1997V8Supercars #TouringCarChampionship #AustralianTouringCars #MotorsportHistory #ClassicV8Supercars #V8SupercarsRemastered #FordVsHolden #PeterBrock #DickJohnson #JohnBowe #RussellIngall #GregMurphy #WayneGardner #LarryPerkins #AlanJones #SetonRacing #FordCredit #ShellATCC #OranPark #Sandown #CalderPark #PhillipIsland #SymmonsPlains #EasternCreek #LakesideRaceway #Barbagallo #Mallala #WintonRaceway #AustralianMotorsport #ClassicMotorsport #HistoricRacing #MotorsportAustralia #Criticalman