Mario Andretti reached speeds up to 240 mph at Michigan International Speedway while filming a documentary about IndyCar racing and car restoration.
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Mario Andretti reached speeds up to 240 mph at Michigan International Speedway while filming a documentary about IndyCar racing and car restoration.
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Mario Andretti drives at Michigan International Speedway, reaching speeds of up to 240 mph in a Champ Car Lola chassis. "Super Speedway" follows the 1996 season of Newman/Haas Racing, where Michael Andretti secured five race victories and finished second in the championship. The film also documents the restoration of a 1964 roadster once driven by Mario Andretti, culminating in a nostalgic drive through the countryside. Directed by Stephen Low, the documentary features insights from Paul Newman and the Andretti family.
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- See Mario Andretti reach 240 mph on the track.
- Watch Michael Andretti's five race victories.
- Find out about the restoration of a 1964 roadster.
Did You Know
- Mario Andretti drove at speeds up to 240 mph in Michigan in 1996.
- The film took over four years to shoot.
- Michael Andretti won five races during the 1996 season.
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Who directed the documentary Super Speedway?
Super Speedway was directed by Stephen Low.
What speed did Mario Andretti reach in the film?
Mario Andretti reached speeds up to 240 mph at Michigan International Speedway.
How long did it take to shoot Super Speedway?
It took over four years to shoot Super Speedway.
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