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# Actors: Mark Webber, Fernando Alonso
# Directors: Formula One
# Format: Color, DVD, NTSC
# Language: English
# Number of discs: 2
# Studio: Kultur
# DVD Release Date: December 14, 2010
# Run Time: 180 minutes
 
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Three time Formula One World Champion Niki Lauda shows us the incredible power and performance of his 1982 Formula One McLaren for this Francis Megahy directed exciting classic demonstration of a Formula One Grand Prix race car. To fully illustrate the Formula One's speed and road-holding Megahy lines up the McLaren with a Ford Sierra driven by 1976 World Champion James Hunt and a Porsche 928 driven by 5 time Grand Prix winner John Watson at the 3 mile around Silverstone circuit in England. For this one lap challenge the Ford Sierra receives a 62 second start and the Porsche 928 gets another 30 second advantage but all to no avail as the Formula One catches and easily passes them in the chase back to the finish line.
During the film Lauda charts the development of the Formula One car and its incredible engine. He examines driving techniques and race strategies and takes us behind the scenes to the Porsche Engine Development Center, the McLaren factory and the pits. Lauda also explains his personal approach to racing in this high-tech sport.
 
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The rev of the engines, the wave of the flag, the sheer thrill of the race: get ready for the Formula One 2011 season! ITV Sport Grand Prix 2011 is your essential resource to the upcoming races with comprehensive overviews of the teams, drivers, and tracks. Detailed circuit maps and diagrams, facts, statistics, and 90 amazing color photographs complete this 14th edition of the world's best-selling F1 preview.
 
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Some said that the 2008 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP couldn't be topped? how wrong they were. From the season opener in Albert Park to the first twilight race at the new Yas Marina circuit of Abu Dhabi, the 2009 season had it all. A new set of regulations would rock the established order, while a new team would storm to two world titles in their debut season. Jenson Button dominated the early part of the season, taking six wins from the first seven races. After recording Red Bull Racing's first victory, Sebastian Vettel emerged as Button chief rival. However, the biggest threat would come from across the Brawn GP garage. The veteran of the sport, Rubens Barrichello, took up the challenge of taking on Button in the race for the title. Mark Webber finally broke through into the ranks of Grand Prix winners with sterling performances at the Nurburgring and Interlagos, while Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton brought Scuderia Ferrari and Vodafone McLaren Mercedes back to their winning ways after a turbulent start to the season.
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The glamour. The exhilaration. The intensity. The speed. With drivers cruising a smooth 200mph — minimum — and cutthroat teams carving out dynasties of speed, Formula One is the most elite racing circle in the world and the most thrilling motorsport tearing up the tracks. Every curve of the track, every control on the dashboard and every strategy in the pit lane is of utmost importance in this intensified world — and it's all re-created in stunning detail and officially developed precision when you take on the Grand Prix in F1 2010.
