

HISTORY OF THE GRAND PRIX 4 DVD SET DVD
This fascinating 4-disc DVD set offers an insight into the much-loved global sport.
THE HISTORY OF GRAND PRIX RACING:
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. While the same principles will always apply in motor racing some things have changed dramatically over the past 110 years. The circuits, the cars, the race formats, and the technology have evolved from āthe horse and cart ageā to āthe space ageā. However, one thing has always remained a constant: the driversā and teamsā unrelenting ambition to be the best!
From the origins of motor racing and the UKās first purpose-built race track at Brooklands, all the way through to the advent of commercial advertising, computer aided technological advancements and the Formula One World Championship that we all know and love today.
FERRARI:
Ferrari is probably the most famous name in racing, but as a marque it only appeared in the 1940s, as Enzo Ferrari, its creator, enjoyed a successful career in motor racing long before he set up his own company. Enzo Ferrariās history goes back to his association with Alfa Romeo, when he ran their racing team in the 1930s. Post-war, the ambitious Enzo wanted to create his own racing cars and he found a way to finance this by creating and manufacturing expensive sports cars. Eventually, the huge success in both areas led to the growth of the company that has now been an integral part of motor racing for well over 50 years, boasting more Formula One race victories and more Formula One World Champions than any other racing team. To this day, now with a huge global following, Ferrari remains the crowd favourite, and most importantly, the team to beat.
This DVD looks at the famous moments from Ferrariās illustrious racing history, from Enzo Ferrariās early career and the origins of team Ferrari, all the way to their recent successes with Michael Schumacher at the helm.
GREAT CIRCUITS:
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 ā the Nurburgring is famous simply because it is the most challenging circuit ever built!
Silverstone:
Silverstone has always been renowned for its high speeds and is regarded by many as āthe trackā 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 āround the housesā circuit left on the Formula One calendar.
AYRTON SENNA:
Ayrton Senna was born into a wealthy Brazilian family. He competed in 161 Grand Prix over ten years. And he took 64 Pole Positions, winning a massive 41 of them. He has been described as being charismatic, single minded, and totally focused, as well as lauded by his peers as āan extraordinary driver, and an extraordinary personā. Aryton Senna was the idol for millions of Formula One fans, one of them being current champion Lewis Hamilton, who lists Senna alongside Alain Prost as his heroes.
In 1981 Senna moved to England with his wife Lilly-Ann, and began racing single-seaters in Europe, winning the British Formula Four 1600 Championship. He followed that up with wins in the British and European F4 2000 Championships in 1982. He moved onto
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This fascinating 4-disc DVD set offers an insight into the much-loved global sport.
THE HISTORY OF GRAND PRIX RACING:
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. While the same principles will always apply in motor racing some things have changed dramatically over the past 110 years. The circuits, the cars, the race formats, and the technology have evolved from āthe horse and cart ageā to āthe space ageā. However, one thing has always remained a constant: the driversā and teamsā unrelenting ambition to be the best!
From the origins of motor racing and the UKās first purpose-built race track at Brooklands, all the way through to the advent of commercial advertising, computer aided technological advancements and the Formula One World Championship that we all know and love today.
FERRARI:
Ferrari is probably the most famous name in racing, but as a marque it only appeared in the 1940s, as Enzo Ferrari, its creator, enjoyed a successful career in motor racing long before he set up his own company. Enzo Ferrariās history goes back to his association with Alfa Romeo, when he ran their racing team in the 1930s. Post-war, the ambitious Enzo wanted to create his own racing cars and he found a way to finance this by creating and manufacturing expensive sports cars. Eventually, the huge success in both areas led to the growth of the company that has now been an integral part of motor racing for well over 50 years, boasting more Formula One race victories and more Formula One World Champions than any other racing team. To this day, now with a huge global following, Ferrari remains the crowd favourite, and most importantly, the team to beat.
This DVD looks at the famous moments from Ferrariās illustrious racing history, from Enzo Ferrariās early career and the origins of team Ferrari, all the way to their recent successes with Michael Schumacher at the helm.
GREAT CIRCUITS:
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 ā the Nurburgring is famous simply because it is the most challenging circuit ever built!
Silverstone:
Silverstone has always been renowned for its high speeds and is regarded by many as āthe trackā 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 āround the housesā circuit left on the Formula One calendar.
AYRTON SENNA:
Ayrton Senna was born into a wealthy Brazilian family. He competed in 161 Grand Prix over ten years. And he took 64 Pole Positions, winning a massive 41 of them. He has been described as being charismatic, single minded, and totally focused, as well as lauded by his peers as āan extraordinary driver, and an extraordinary personā. Aryton Senna was the idol for millions of Formula One fans, one of them being current champion Lewis Hamilton, who lists Senna alongside Alain Prost as his heroes.
In 1981 Senna moved to England with his wife Lilly-Ann, and began racing single-seaters in Europe, winning the British Formula Four 1600 Championship. He followed that up with wins in the British and European F4 2000 Championships in 1982. He moved onto











