Formula 1 Seasons 1970 - 1979
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Covering the late 60's, 70's and early 80's. Features spectacular Grand Prix Footage. Presented by John Watson.

Explores the highlights of Formula One between 1970 and 1973.Features drivers such as Stewart, Rindt and Fittapaldi

10 DVD's covering the Formula 1 Seasons from the 70's. 1970 to 1979.

Capturing the 1970 Formula One season, famous for the posthumous crowning of Jochen Rindt as champion following his fatal crash at Monza. This series uses archive material and footage from the Brunswick collection, with racing action, close ups of the major people in the sport at the time and rarely seen behind the scenes footage.

Capturing the 1971 Formula One season, famous for the dominance of Jackie Stewart in the motor sport, seeing him regain the championship. This series uses archive material and footage from the Brunswick collection, with racing action, close ups of the major people in the sport at the time and rarely seen behind the scenes footage.

Capturing the 1972 Formula One season, famous for the 25-year old driver, Emerson Fittipaldi becoming the youngest ever champion in the sport. This series uses archive material and footage from the Brunswick collection, with racing action, close ups of the major people in the sport at the time and rarely seen behind the scenes footage.

Capturing the 1973 Formula One season, famous as Jackie Stewart's final year in Formula One. This series uses archive material and footage from the Brunswick collection, with racing action, close ups of the major people in the sport at the time and rarely seen behind the scenes footage.

Capturing the 1974 Formula One season, famous for the thrilling conclusion to the racing season as the championship is decided on the last lap of the final race. This series uses archive material and footage from the Brunswick collection, with racing action, close ups of the major people in the sport at the time and rarely seen behind the scenes footage.

Capturing the 1975 Formula One season, famous for Niki Lauda becoming the champion for the first time. This series uses archive material and footage from the Brunswick collection, with racing action, close ups of the major people in the sport at the time and rarely seen behind the scenes footage.

Niki Lauda returns, despite missing two races following an accident, and remains in contention for the title.

Although eight different drivers achieved victory throughout the season, Ferrari, with the experience of Lauda, reigned supreme.

With the Lotus 79 'wing car' and the expertise of Mario Andretti, Colin Chapman forms a partnership to take advantage of the team's technology.

A turbocar, with Renault and Jean-Pierre Jabouille, won a GP for the first time in 1979. The year also marked the introduction of a new points system.