10 January 2014
Pure bliss for Formula 1 fans. Left-field cutie Michael Fassbender narrates the story of a sport that, for a while, thrived on its relationship with death. Self-styled guardian angels of racing Bernie Ecclestone and Max Mosley explain why it took so long for safety to become a priority.
Meanwhile, a host of driving legends try to decide if it’s noble, or foolish, to be oblivious to destruction. We learn that it takes big balls to drive a fast car in bad conditions. And that it takes big balls to refuse to drive a fast car in bad conditions. The final message: hooray for big balls!
