There can be only '1'

Formula One continues to hit the big screen

22/03/2014 by Bassano

When I first heard of the F1 documentary '1', I must admit I thought it was clinging onto the coat tails of the much publicised Ron Howard pic, Rush. I'm happy to admit, I was wrong.It wasn't on my ever growing 'to watch' list but being F1, my interest was piqued. Whilst I was probably never going to rush to see it in the cinema, I was lucky enough to catch it on a recent flight - boy was I surprised!

Rush available to pre-order on iTunes

Big screen F1 action coming to a living room near you

19/09/2013 by Mr. C

Ron Howard's epic F1 movie Rush, a cinematic re-creation of James Hunt and Niki Lauda's dramatic 1976 title fight is now available to pre-order from iTunes. The two and bit hour long drama starring Chris Hemsworth, Daniel Brühl and Olivia Wilde will be released in both high definition and standard definition format. The digital download can be reserved anytime between now and its (as yet unconfirmed) release date.

SENNA heading for iTunes

The Ayrton Senna documentary is available in more digital ways

27/09/2011 by Mr. C

After a seemingly endless wait, Asif Kapadia's highly regarded documentary, SENNA, is finally coming to an iTunes store near you.

SENNA comes to Netflix

Reviewing Ayrton Senna's story from a newer F1 fan's perspective

01/05/2011 by Kai

As a fan of Formula One I have heard of the legend of Senna, and the rivalry of Senna and Prost, of course. I have seen replays of the accident that took his life, and theories as to why exactly he lost traction. But I did not know anything about the man. The documentary “Senna” opened up his racing life to me. Now I more fully feel the impact of his loss on this day, May 1, 17 years ago. I struggled with how to describe this experience today. How do I communicate the emotional impact that this film has had on me? I can’t really, but I’ll give you my impressions the best I can.

The Senna Movie - They nailed it

Evaluating the emotions let loose after a Senna movie viewing

02/03/2011 by Rory McClaren

Ayrton Senna. There aren’t many bigger names in Formula 1’s rich history. How could anybody be brave – or stupid – enough to tackle a subject of his size and mystic in film?