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One year before his tragic death, James Hunt gave an extensive film interview to producer Neville Hay for the Champions series in which he recalled all the major stages of his career.
Duke Video have released the definitive DVD biography of a racing driver who was not only famous as Britain’s fifth Formula One Champion but also as a colourful TV commentator.
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| James Hunt in race preparation mode |
The film combines James’ story with extensive archive material - from racing Minis in 1967 to his ten GP victories between 1973 and 1979, during which time he drove for March, Hesketh and McLaren.
A superb profile of an exciting and charismatic champion.
Additional features: exploring all ten of Hunt’s memorable F1 wins plus a close-up look at an ex-Hunt M26 make up the DVD extras. Also includes a four page booklet detailing career highlights.
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| But when he was on it, he was on it |
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TITLE:
CHAMPION: JAMES HUNT |
RELEASED
Feb 18 2002 |
RUNNING TIME
60 minutes |
FORMAT
PAL DVD |
Our guarantee
If you are not 100% satisfied we will replace or refund within 30 days of purchase. |
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| BUY IT NOW £17.95 + SHIPPING |
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| James Hunt wins the F1 world title by one point from Niki Lauda |
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ABOUT BRUNSWICK FILMS
Brunswick Films were pioneers in the embryonic days of Formula One production, when sponsors controlled the demand for footage, and before the era of global TV coverage began. They have skilfully combined film from their famous archive - including some previously unseen material - to create a review that captures the essence of a very special era in Grand Prix racing.
Brunswick Films was founded in the late 60s by director/cameraman John Tully to provide coverage of the Formula One Grand Prix circuit. From his vibrant film footage of this seminal era through to the 1990s, the Brunswick Films Formula One Film and Video Archive has been compiled. It is one of the most comprehensive collections of the 1970s Formula One material available.
The library features eleven years of the most exciting period in Formula One history, from the great Tyrrell vs. Lotus battles of the early years including two Jackie Stewart championships, Niki Lauda's fiery exit on the Nordschleife in 1976 and James Hunt's title of the same year, the Tyrrell six wheeler and Ferrari's last pre-Schumacher world title, to Alan Jones claiming his and Frank Williams' first title at the end of 1980. |
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