The History of Motor Racing 1960s – A Very British Era (2004)

The 1960s were a pivotal and thrilling time for Formula One racing, a period when Britain dominated the sport like never before. Rapid advancements in car technology increased speed and maneuverability, while captivating drivers in challenging races on demanding tracks delivered unforgettable excitement. Motoring historian Neville Hay recounts the memorable races and personalities of this significant era, featuring archival footage and interviews. The film highlights legendary figures like Jack Brabham, Jim Clark, John Surtees, Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, and Denny Hulme, alongside iconic cars from Lotus, BRM, and Ferrari.