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F1 1989: How to Win a Championship (1989)
Video | 182 min | Documentary, Sport

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F1 1989: How to Win a Championship (1989)

Video | 182 min | Documentary, Sport

Unlike 1988, the first year of the non-turbo era was anything but a walkover for McLaren-Honda. With Senna and Prost remaining with the British team for 1989, McLaren had the two most talented drivers in the field on their roster and every...See moreUnlike 1988, the first year of the non-turbo era was anything but a walkover for McLaren-Honda. With Senna and Prost remaining with the British team for 1989, McLaren had the two most talented drivers in the field on their roster and every reason to believe they were in with a good chance of another Driver's and Constructor's title double. Then Ferrari wins came in Rio, Hungary and Portugal, Benetton-Ford in Japan, Williams-Renault in Canada and Adelaide. In the end the biggest threat came from within, as the bitter rivalry between the two legends boiled over into spectacular scenes on and off the track culminating in a controversial clash at the penultimate race of the year: Suzuka. See less

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Bob Constanduros Self - Commentary Self - Commentary See fewer	Rush (I) (2013)
Tony Jardine Self - Commentary Self - Commentary See fewer	Grand Prix (1978)
Michele Alboreto Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Jean Alesi Self Self See fewer	Driven (2001)
Philippe Alliot Self Self See fewer	Taxi (I) (1998)
René Arnoux Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Paolo Barilla Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Gerhard Berger Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Éric Bernard Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Enrico Bertaggia Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Thierry Boutsen Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Martin Brundle Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Alex Caffi Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Ivan Capelli Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Eddie Cheever Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Yannick Dalmas Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Christian Danner Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Andrea de Cesaris Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Martin Donnelly Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Gregor Foitek Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Bertrand Gachot Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Piercarlo Ghinzani Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Olivier Grouillard Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Maurício Gugelmin Self Self See fewer	Driven (2001)
Johnny Herbert Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Stefan Johansson Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Jyrki Järvilehto Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Nicola Larini Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Oscar Larrauri Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Nigel Mansell Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Pierluigi Martini Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Stefano Modena Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Roberto Moreno Self Self See fewer	78/71... A Clear Decision - The Story of the 1990 FIA Formula 1 World Championship (1990)
Satoru Nakajima Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Alessandro Nannini Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Jonathan Palmer Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Riccardo Patrese Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Nelson Piquet Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Emanuele Pirro Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Alain Prost Self Self See fewer	Senna (2010)
Luis Pérez-Sala Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Pierre-Henri Raphanel Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Bernd Schneider Self Self See fewer	Deutschfieber (1992)
Ayrton Senna Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Philippe Streiff Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Aguri Suzuki Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Gabriele Tarquini Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Derek Warwick Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Volker Weidler Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)
Joachim Winkelhock Self Self See fewer	Formula 1 (1950)