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The ROC 2007 hosted the biggest names in motorsport, F1 stars, World Touring Car drivers, World Rally Champs, legends from NASCAR, Le Mans, the DTM, Champ Cars and more. Schumacher, Coulthard, Button, Kristensen, Pastrana, Bourdais, Solberg, Gronholm, Muller etc head-to-head on the purpose built circuit within Wembley Stadium driving extreme machines including the Ford Focus RS World Rally car, Aston Martin V8 Vantage N24 and the unbelievable ROC car. |
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2010 marked the 60th anniversary of the FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP. Nineteen races, covering all corners of the globe, provided the backdrop to an epic battle between three teams. FERRARI and MCLAREN have a long history of rivalry, but after just six years RED BULL made their intentions clear. |
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2 DVD set - After 5,480 klms of racing the title was decided in the very last one. It was Formula One at its very best - 7 drivers won races, from 5 different teams, while 4 drivers headed the Championship standings. Räikkönen wanted to defend his title but it was team mate Felipe Massa who led Ferrari’s charge. Robert Kubica emerged as a surprise threat , but it was Lewis Hamilton who got the job done. Extras - The Return Of Ross Brawn, The New Force From India, Living The Dream With Sebastien Bourdais, Fernando's Photo Memories, Lewis Goes Back To The Future |
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Renault picked up where they left off by winning 6 of the first 8 races of the 2006 season but the might of Schumacher and Ferrari took it to the wire. |
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This official review features the best coverage from every round, including practice & qualifying sessions, plus mind-blowing on-board laps. Fernando Alonso, the youngest ever World Champion and Spains first titleholder. |
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Once again Schumacher and his Ferrari team were quickest out of the blocks, taking the first five Grand Prix. After retiring in Monaco, Schumacher got back on track and set a blistering new record of seven victories in succession and a new record number of victories in a season, and by Belgium, had secured the title! |
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The 2003 Formula One Season promised to be great; It turned out one of the best for years! This official reveiw is non-stop entertainment from start to finish. It features the best of the official coverage from every round, including practice and qualifying sessions, keeping you on the edge of your seat for over 2 hours of pure exhilaration. |
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It took an entire season against the likes of Scheckter and Piquet before Australian Alan Jones could secure his World championship. Lots of on-the-limit racing plus an in car lap of Brands Hatch. |
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From the backstreets of Remuera in New Zealand, Bruce McLaren rose to the very top of international motorsport as a driver, designer and constructor, McLaren triumphed in every category of motor racing he entered. On the 40th anniversary of his tragic passing, the largest collection of McLaren race cars gathered in New Zealand to pay tribute to the man that started it all. Exclusive interviews with Chris Amon, Jan McLaren, Bob Jane, Sir Jack Brabham and many more. |
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Dedicated enthusiasts maintain and race the most import legendary F1 machines. The past come alive as cameras travel to Historic GP Cars and FIA Historic Formula 1 Championship events in 2010. No parade laps, real racing on real circuits including Monaco, Silverstone and Monza and cars from BRM, Ferrari, Maserati, Lotus, McLaren, Williams and more. We hear from the enthusiasts including Clive Chapman, son of the great Colin and the man behind Classic Team Lotus plus great museum collections including Galleria Ferrari, and archive footage. |
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Footage of over 100 different cars from Bugatti to Ferrari, plus Stirling Moss, Giles Vileneuve and Ren Arnoux and detailed data pages on the 60 cars that have won World championships. |
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The great post war British drivers...Hawthorn, Collins, Brooks, Clark, Moss, Hill, Stewart and Hunt. Fascinating accounts of the times and lives of these drivers with exciting footage and recollections by drivers and contemporaries. |
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The first 2 DVD instalment of never seen before footage beginning with the 1953 Le Mans. There will 5 volumes and over 20 hours of film from John Tate (of Londons Tate Museum fame) who roamed the race circuits of Europe with camera and sound guy for over 20 years. |
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1955 to 57. Featured tracks include Aintree, Goodwood, Silverstone, Nurburgring, Monza, Monaco and the 57 Aston Martin Owners Club meet at Bletchingly. There will 5 volumes and over 20 hours of film from John Tate (of Londons Tate Museum fame) who roamed the race circuits of Europe with camera and sound guy for over 20 years |
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We visit Monza, Monaco, Spa, Silverstone and Lemans 24hr in 1958 plus Goodwood, Feltham, Sebring 12hr, Nurburgring 1000 and finally Lemans 24hr in 1959. |
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(2DVD) In the fourth installment of a Gentlemans Motor Racing Diary we join film maker John Tate at the 1959 British Grand Prix where Australian Jack Brabham is in command. Featured in 1960 is breathtaking racing with the legendary drivers of the time Jim Clark, Jo Bonnier and Graham Hill. |
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(2DVD) The final volume features John Surtees and the mighty Honda plus Amons Mclaren sports car at Silverstone, the new 3 litre Formula 1 series won by Jack Brabham, the death of Jochen Rindt at Monza and footage of the heroes of the day Stewart, Hulme, Brabham and Clark at Monza before closing 20 years of filming at the British Grand Prix in 1973. |
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Greatest British racing cars featuring the famous marques of the 50s and 60s such as Aston Martin, Jaguar, Cooper, Lotus and Vanwall and drivers including Moss, Surtees, Schecter and Hulme. |
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Greatest Italian racing cars with archival and on board footage of Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Maserati and Ferrari driven by Fangio, Ascari, Hawthorn, Collins and Lauda. |
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Greatest German racing cars from the the very the turn of the century to the 60s with Auto Union, Mercedes, BMW and Porsche piloted by Moss, Fangio, Caracciola and Nuvolari. |
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The era that Formula 1 came of age. |
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Brabham twice champion this decade leads the new order of champs including Hill, Clark, Surtees and Hulme. |
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A revealing insight into the origins and evolution of Formula 1 machines and the teams that run them. Over 2 and 1/2 hours of compelling footage. |
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This DVD follows successes and failures of Indy and GTR teams, highlighting the engineering and operational differences. |
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INDY, the largest one day sports event on the planet. |
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Ground effects and aerodynamics made Indy a brain game, thus engineering some of the most exciting racing in 500 history. Relive Team Penskes decade of dominance, Sullivans Spin and Win and Big Als miraculous fourth win. |
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Wings, ground effects and turbochargers created bigger cars, faster speeds and racing legends. Relive the Indy dominance of the Unser family, the magic of Foyt's fourth win and the early triumphs of Team Penske. Includes the documentary "For Whom the Flag Waves", a tribute to the late owner of the Speedway, Tony Hulman |
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From the final days of the Offenhauser front engined roadsters to the new era of mid engined Ford machines and the appearance of F1 drivers including Clark, Hill, Gurney and Andretti. |
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The most awesome racing cars ever. Almost 40 years ago these cars put out close to 1500 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of 240mph with aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst! They made the Grand Prix F1 cars of the day look tame by comparison. Features a great combination of modern action footage - including on-boards - and superb archive material from the best photographers of the day |
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The Ferrari-Jaguar grudge match of 1954, the horrific tragedy of 1955, the Ecurie Ecosse privateer delight of 1956, the 1-2-3-4 Jaguar dominance of 1957 and the disasters of 1958 All of these classic confrontations are captured in thrilling original colour film, as well as the tense pit wall moments overseen by Jaguar race manager Lofty England. Exceptional opportunity to see legends including Mike Hawthorn, Stirling Moss, Juan Manuel Fangio, Peter Collins, Phil Hill, Wolfgang von Trips, Duncan Hamilton, Ivor Bueb and more, as well as hearing first-hand from Hawthorn himself. |
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The Official Review is packed with the essential highlights of more than 3,000 miles of racing, charting the story of how Timo Berhnard, Romain Dumas and Mike Rockenfeller guided their R15-plus to an historic victory. In addition to thrilling race action, we see the build-up to the race, including qualifying, hear from the leading drivers and enjoy an on-board lap of the 8.47-mile Circuit De La Sarthe courtesy of the most successful Le Mans driver of all time, Audi's Tom Kristensen, who provides fascinating commentary. |
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Peugeot was determined to break Audi's 5 year domination of the race. A battle of the diesels as Peugeot`s 908 HDi FAP took on the all-new Audi R15 TDi. The French marque`s outright pace put it at the front of the field, while reliability issues dented to hopes of 2008 victors McNish/Capello/Kristensen. |
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Another battle for the podium between the diesel powered entries from Audi and Peugeot. Unlike last year the full squads of both marques made it to the Sunday afternoon finish, with a familiar result, the Audi R10, piloted by Rinaldo Capello, Allan McNish and Tom Kristensen gave Audi their 8th victory in 9 attempts. In the LM P2 class, the Porsche Spyders made a 1-2 finish, another battle between the Aston Martins and the Corvettes for honors in the LM GT1 class, with the Aston Martin DBR9 successful with David Brabham,Antonio Garcia and Darren Turner at the wheel. The LM G2 group was a Ferrari show all the way, taking the first 4 places |
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Re-live the world's greatest endurance race in this action-packed official review, featuring all the highlights of 24-hours of awesome racing. Plus, interviews with top drivers, footage from the pits and informed commentary. |
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Gathered were 50 cars, 150 drivers and 235,000 fans. Twenty-four hours later with half the competing cars in pieces Audi celebrated victory and the crowd went wild. Audi had powered their 650bhp bi turbo V12 diesel powered dream-machines to first and third place. |
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Grab the best seat in the house for the greatest 24 hr race in the world. Tom Kristensens chance at a 7th title and legendary status. |
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In true Le Mans style, inspired driving ensured the 24-Hours was anything but dull. With only 40 seconds separating the first two cars, the entertainment went right to the finish. A late charge from Audi Sport UK Team Veloqx's Johnny Herbert ensured a nail-biting finale, but in the end it was Audi Team Gohs Seiji Ara who took the chequered flag and gave co-driver Tom Kristensen his 5th consecutive victory and record-equalling sixth title overall. |
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This race is a contest which after 24 hours, 4,800 km and speeds of up to 340kph will see a winning margin as little as twenty minutes. 8 decades of archival footage plus interviews with the legendary drivers. |
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