The Nurburgring: Tucked away in the Eiffel Mountains in Western Germany is a racing circuit that is longer more dramatic and more difficult to master than any other racing circuit in the world. Silverstone: Silverstone is the very heartland of motor racing and is the central point for most of the teams in Grand Prix Racing. Silverstone has always been renowned for its high speeds and is regarded by many as THE track to do well at. Indeed if you win at Silverstone the world sits up and takes notice.Monaco: The Monaco Grand Prix is the most famous race of them all... and always provides the driver a tough race around the extremely tight circuit. Now the only `round the houses circuit left on the Formula One calendar. [show more]
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play Racing Through Time is an exceptional series entailing the sensational beginnings of a much-loved global sport From the grease and glamour to the danger and thrills this is an action packed fact filled tour of the world of motor racing featuring in depth stories on the legends of motor racing the high-performance machines the men behind the wheel and the circuits that have made history The Nurburgring Tucked away in the Eiffel Mountains in Western Germany is a racing circuit that is longer more dramatic and more difficult to master than any other racing circuit in the world Not known for a particular race unlike Le Mans Indianapolis or Monaco the Nurburgring is famous simply because it is the most challenging circuit ever built! Silverstone Silverstone is not set in majestic parklands or near an exotic beach; it is a windy former airfield in the midlands of England Yet it is the very heartland of motor racing and is the central point for most of the teams in Grand Prix Racing Silverstone has always been renowned for its high speeds and is regarded by many as THE track to do well at Indeed if you win at Silverstone the world sits up and takes notice Monaco The Monaco Grand Prix is the most famous race of them all and always provides the driver a tough race around the extremely tight circuit Now the only round the houses circuit left on the Formula One calendar Racing Through Time Great Circuits charts all the action from the tracks illustrious past From its origins way back in 1929 to the glitz and glamour it is famed for today
Documentary profiling three legendary Formula 1 racing circuits - the Nurburgring, Silverstone and Monaco. The Nurburgring is tucked away in the Eiffel Mountains in Western Germany and is a circuit that is longer, more dramatic and more difficult to master than any other racing circuit in the world. Silverstone is the very heartland of motor racing and is the central point for most of the teams in Grand Prix racing. Finally, Monaco is arguably the most famous circuit in the world and the extremely tight track always proves a major challenge for drivers.
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