Producer Helmut Deimel spent 120 days editing over 500 hours of race footage to document the evolution of rallying from a hobby to a multi-million dollar sport.
“Fifty Years Sideways”
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Producer Helmut Deimel spent 120 days editing over 500 hours of race footage to document the evolution of rallying from a hobby to a multi-million dollar sport.
Synopsis
Jim Clark and Ari Vatanen are among the rally legends featured in a documentary that traces the evolution of rallying from a casual pastime to a multi-million dollar sport. Producer Helmut Deimel spent 120 days editing over 500 hours of race footage, capturing events from the early 1950s to 2001. The film details the rise of major works teams and the intense competition that defines this motorsport. It reflects on the passion and commitment that have driven rallying's growth over the decades.
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Why Watch
- See thrilling race footage from the 1950s to 2001.
- Meet rally legends like Jim Clark and Ari Vatanen.
- Find out how rallying became a multi-million dollar sport.
Did You Know
- Producer Helmut Deimel spent 120 days editing the film.
- The documentary includes over 500 hours of race footage.
- It covers the history of rallying from the 1950s to 2001.
- Rally legends featured include Jim Clark and Ari Vatanen.
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Who produced the documentary 'Evolution of Rallying'?
Helmut Deimel produced the documentary.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Evolution of Rallying'?
The documentary has a duration of 89 minutes.
Which rally legends are featured in the documentary?
The documentary features rally legends such as Jim Clark, Ari Vatanen, Tony Pond, and Pentti Airikkala.
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