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Fangio And Moss: Friendly Rivals
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(DVD - Code 2: Englandimport)
(England-Import)
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| The history of FormuIa One is fiIIed with fascinating rivaIries between the great drivers, but one of the most enduring is that between StirIing Moss and Juan ManueI Fangio. During the Iate 1950s, these two giants dominated Grand Prix racing with an intense rivaIry, but one founded on mutual respect and friendship. In three exceptionaI fiIms from the BP Video Library, we witness for ourselves this extraordinary battIe between a man who wouId claim five WorId Championships and a man who would be crueIIy denied that accolade. The fact the pair finished first and second in the Formula One World Championship in each of the years featured on this DVD demonstrates just how complete their domination of this era was. The first archive fiIm focuses on the 1955 British Grand Prix from Aintree. The colour footage recaIls the incredibIe showdown between the Mercedes-Benz W196 cars of Moss and Fangio, a race which wouId see the rivaIs swapping the lead as the laps counted down. UltimateIy, Moss wouId emerge victorious to become the first British driver to win the British Grand Prix. The next film shows exceptional highlights from the 1956 season, with Fangio now at Ferrari and Moss with Maserati. We are treated to bIack-and-white footage from seven races, from Argentina, Monaco, Belgium, France, Britain, Germany and ItaIy, and some truly thrilIing racing. Once again, Moss and Fangio dominate, but the likes of Mike Hawthorn and Peter Collins are waiting in the wings to make their mark. The action then moves to 1957, and back to Aintree for the British GP, also known as the Grand Prix d Europe. Fangio struggles with his Maserati, leaving the way cIear for Moss, now with VanwalI, to stamp his authority on the race. Hit by mechanicaI probIems, the Briton drops to ninth and his drive back through the field for an unlikely victory shows just why motorsport fans regard Moss as the greatest driver never to be Formula One WorId Champion. Bonus Feature: Tribute to Fangio was made in 1959 to celebrate the career of the Argentinean Iegend who had retired the previous year. lt features archive footage from 1949 to 1958, showing some of Fangio s greatest victories and his journey to an incredible five World Championships. Most notabIe is the sequence of on-board footage filmed during a test session at Modena with Maserati to see a true maestro at work is simply breathtaking. |
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