The Tactical Masters Of Formula One | Legends Of Speed | On The Move
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2021
- The sport of racing comes with many inherent risks and dangers, and drives must be true tacticians. Sir Jackie Stewart from Great Britain and Juan Manuel Fangio from Argentina are considered true tactical masters.
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With personal interviews, Legends of Speed not only describes dramatic happenings on the race tracks, but also puts a spotlight on the fears, and the courage of the drivers and their relatives. All of them deal differently with the extreme sport of "Formula One" racing, but they all have one thing in common and that is the will to win.
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Rallye in the 70s and 80s was madness. One error and you kill 15 spectators. That was bananas.
Fangio didn't use a navigator for the Italian race..he said it was too dangerous.
Permítanme disfrutar de mi argentinidad , minuto 9:47 aparece un joven de lentes . Es Horacio Pagani de Pagani Automobili .
Zonda / Huayra . Llega a Europa recomendado por Fangio y su ojo clínico . Lamentablemente no pudo ver su obra . Grande chueco !
I bet you wish you had driven in Vegas. It was cold!
Fangio leyenda Argentina.....
NO driver was better than Fangio. He was the Greatest Ever.
Stirling Moss, hes such a way of putting things 😂
4:38. Fangio was already retired by 1965. Please check. This is a mistake.
British Grand Prix 1965?? Both Moss and Fangio are already retired that time, that must be 1954 or even 1955, big mistake!.
Jim Clark won with a rear engine car
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Well, I didn't really understand what this documentary was about: an Audi advertising? There is a strange selection of drivers: Stuck, Mass, Röhrl probably great drivers, legends in Germany but not worldwide. Fangio obviously could not be ignored but Stirling Moss, although he remains a British legend, didn't win any championship. Why? Because although he was spectacular, he was driving more with his feet than his brain ... To remain a legend you need something more: Ayrton Senna for instance won (only) 3 Formula 1 championships but everybody knows him, he had something special, let's call it charisma.
10:50: Walter Röhrl was a great driver, no doubt about that and he has been Rally World Champion twice (1980 - 1982), not 4 times as said (he won 4 times the Monte Carlo rally, this is different) but "the best rally driver of all time" ... is highly debatable. I knew scandinavian champions like Mäkinen, Vattanen but I'd never heard about Röhrl. For the record 170 races have been won by Finnish drivers against 166 by French drivers (second position) in this sport.
I presume this is an old documentary: indeed what about the French driver Sébastien Loeb, consecutively 9 times World Champion from 2004 to 2012. He is the most decorated driver in motor sport and the first to have won in 3 different FIA championships so that he is considered by many specialists as the greatest rally driver of all time. He might become a legend.
An unbalanced and a little biased documentary. Too bad. My opinion
Agreed. An Audi advert is what I thought and a lot of mistakes.
i think it is part of a series but has been chopped about. there was an opel ascona! bit of a surprise as my dad had one - primrose yellow with black vinyl roof, top of the range, big factory fitted spot lights.
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