1.
GV. Lake Zeller.
7 ft

2.
CU.PAN. Spiked wheel of motor cycle PAN to rider and skier who will be towed along in race.
9 ft

3.
LV.PAN.Start of ace, competitors down straight.
19 ft

4.
CU. Spectator.
4 ft

5.
LV.PAN. Competitors into bend.
10 ft

6.
TRAVEL SHOT. Competitors along straight.
7 ft

7.
CU.PAN. 19 down straight and into bend.
14 ft

8.
TRAVEL SHOT. No 27 leading round bend and into straight.
3 ft

9.
SV.PAN. Competitors into bend.
8 ft

10.
TRAVEL SHOT. No. 27 leading on straight.
3 ft

11.
SV.PAN. No. 27 leading.
4 ft

12.
TRAVEL SHOT. No. 27 leading.
7 ft

13.
CU. Spectators.
4 ft

14.
SV.PAN.Competitors round bend.
7 ft

15.
TRAVEL SHOT. Competitors along straight.
4 ft

16.
SV. Flag is waved for winner.
3 ft

17.
CU.PAN. The winning partnership, driver Hans Gundl.
4 ft

18.
SV. Spectators applaud.
5 ft

19.
SV.PAN. Start of the solo motor cycle race.
8 ft

20.
LV.PAN. Competitors into first bend.
10 ft

21.
SV.PAN. Lone rider No 6 round bend.
3 ft

22.
LV.TOWARDS.No 27 leading into bend.
9 ft

23.
LV. PAN. Competitors along straight.
6 ft

24.
SV.PAN. Competitors past camera.
6 ft

25.
SV.PAN. Competitors jockey for positions on bend.
7 ft

26.
LV.PAN. Winning competitors past winning flag.
5 ft

27.
LV.PAN. 2nd Competitor past winning flag.
6 ft

28.
CU. The winner, Albert Franz, starts on victors circuit of track.
9 ft



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SPORT: SKI-JOERING

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Background: Visnews filmed the "Ski-Joering" - ski-ing on ice behind motor cycles - races held on the 1-foot thick ice of Lake Zeller near Salzburg, Austria on Feb 15. Motor cycle races on ice were next on the programme. Some 7,000 spectators braved the cold weather.

Ski-joering is a popular winter sport in Austria and Germany. The skiers use ordinary skis and are towed by fast motor cycles over a wide track laid out on the ice. The motor cycles have specially "spiked" tyres, like those used for ice-speedway.

The German "ski-joering" racer Hans Gundl won the 250 cc race, averaging 75.8 kph over the three laps on the 1,250 metre track, driving German-built Maico machine.

The motor cycle race on ice was also won by a German, Albert Franz, who averaged 94.2 kph on his German-built B.M.W. machine.