Rush perfectly captures the intensity of the battle between James Hunt and Niki Lauda for the title while remaining unafraid to delve into the sheer brutality of Lauda's recovery after his life-changing crash at the Nurburgring. Ron Howard's cinematic recreation of the 1976 F1 season is worth a watch for both F1 fans and non-fans alike.
Combining rare and archival footage, the documentary emphasises just how difficult it is to balance safety and thrills in a sport that is inherently dangerous.
The journey from the early days of racing to modern F1 has been a long one and the fight to improve safety measures has been just as lengthy. Life on the Limit has the ultimate bragging rights when it comes to interviews, with a plethora of racing stars from John Surtees to Lewis Hamilton having their say on the dangers of motorsport past and present. As McLaren continues to fight back from a tough couple of years in the present, the journey of its pioneering founder continues to be poignant.ġ.
What is most striking about the documentary is it makes clear the astounding dedication and loyalty he inspired in those who worked for him on his journey from humble beginnings in New Zealand to the top echelon of motorsport. The story of Bruce McLaren is told through new dramatized footage alongside the original film and supported by interviews with those who knew him.
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