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Three World Championships were secured by Ayrton Senna during his career in Formula 1 from 1984 until his death in 1994.
Ken Block's pursuit of the 2022 American Rally Association title showcases the thrilling highs and lows of rally racing, balancing triumphs with setbacks.
Porsche's legacy at the 24 Hours of Le Mans is explored through archival footage and interviews with racing legends, highlighting its engineering prowess and dominance.
Michael Fassbender's ambition to compete at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans culminates in a thrilling exploration of passion and perseverance in motorsport.
Michael Schumacher, a seven-time F1 world champion, transformed Ferrari into a dominant force and remains a pivotal figure in motorsport history.
Toby Price's relentless pursuit of victory in the grueling Dakar Rally showcases his resilience, overcoming personal tragedies and severe injuries to achieve greatness.
Brooklands Museum serves as a historical backdrop as Luke Tomes explores the evolution of grand prix racing, from vintage cars to modern Formula 1 simulators.
Bruce McLaren, a pioneering New Zealand motorsport driver and engineer, showcases his innovative racing team and designs as they prepare for the 1969 season.
Chris Serle faces the intense challenge of becoming a rally driver, training with legends and preparing for the demanding RAC Rally alongside Roger Clark.
Motor racing cars from the Cannstatt Daimler of 1898 to the 1968 Lotus exemplify the evolution of design and technology over seven decades.
Top Formula One drivers gather at a Swiss ski resort in 1970 for winter sports and discussions about the upcoming Grand Prix season, featuring various competitions and interviews.
Tommy Byrne's rapid ascent from stockcar racing to Formula One stardom in the 1980s highlights the sport's economic complexities and his subsequent decline.
Racing began with the Paris to Rouen event in 1894, leading to the establishment of the first Grand Prix in 1906 at Le Mans, France.
Sir Stirling Moss was runner-up four times in the Formula One World Championship and is regarded as the greatest all-round racing driver of all time.
Max Mosley, son of British fascist Oswald Mosley, transformed motorsport safety and faced public scrutiny while serving as FIA president from 1993 to 2005.
Mauro Forghieri returns to the Monaco circuit with the Ferrari 312B, a revolutionary F1 racing car, 46 years after its original debut.
Tensions within Eddie's team escalate as race day approaches at Silverstone, with dissent brewing amid car preparations and coaching sessions.
MotorGospel Ministries collaborates with the LAPD to address community issues like gangs, drugs, and illegal street racing in Los Angeles since 2001.
The 16th International Rally of Morocco challenges competitors across 2,800 miles of treacherous desert terrain, featuring iconic vehicles and legendary drivers.
McLaren's evolution in Formula 1 spans from Bruce McLaren's first win in 1959 to the modern era featuring stars like Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
Red Bull Racing's remarkable history is explored, highlighting their journey to becoming four-time Constructors' and Drivers' Championship winners.
F1 Academy promotes female drivers in Motorsport, aiming for representation on the F1 Grid.
Paramedics were called to the Isle of Man TT on the first morning of racing due to an incident.
Jeremy Grant discusses the costs versus benefits of the Singapore Grand Prix.
McLaren aims to rebuild in Formula One, celebrating 60 years and facing new challenges.
The first Indy 500 on Memorial Day 1911 marks the start of an American institution in racing.
George Russell's ascent to Formula 1 with Williams Racing reveals the challenges and triumphs he faced in achieving his lifelong dream.
