This important new series, narrated by Sir Stirling Moss, recalls the real personalities of an amazing era, the men whose antics on and off the track made them heroes to millions - and not always just to race fans. Created by Brunswick Films, which was behind the 1970-79 Grand Prix Collection, each video profiles a racing great, with action footage and period interviews from the Brunswick archive which reveal why these names still cause excitement today. They are not detailed life stories, but celebrations of the driving skills and colourful characters which defined a motor racing era. This video focuses on Jody Scheckter. Blindingly quick, and utterly fearless, Jody Scheckter soon earned a reputation as the controversial "wild man" of Formula One. He debuted in 1972, but tarnished his image when he caused the most spectacular multiple pile-up ever seen. However, he went on to win the World Championship for Ferrari in 1979. This video includes fascinating interviews with Scheckter alongside archive action
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