Racing Legends: new series

[tut]

A three parter that starts tonight with Stirling Moss.

2000 BBC2

tut

[j2 lot]

Set to record

[steve_weegie]

Likewise! Cheers for the heads up

[Dominic]

[tut]

Jackie Stewart tonight.

One of the greatest drives of all time in '68. After his hero Jim Clark was killed, in a new car and team with Tyrrell, he won the Ring by a lap in conditions that they would not be allowed to start the race today.

tut

[j2 lot]

A great programme spoiled only by James Martins pronunciation of Formula 1 !!

[GregR]

Both programmes marred by the over-indulgence of Stewart & Martin. I appreciate I sound old and sh*t thesedays but I preferred the old Clark/Hill/Stewart documentaries of four or so years ago.

[tut]

Agreed, Martin should stick to cooking.

tut

[Tommy Twist]

Yer a tough crowd, as always...

I enjoyed it, even if most of it has been said many times before. Very envious of Martin's chance to drive fifteen laps of Monza in the Tyrrell... a profound experience for any petrol head, I'd imagine

[C7Steve]

Jackie Stewart, an inspiration and legend

Which driver is featured on part three?

Steve.

[woody]

Watched it this afternoon, enjoyed despite Martin.

McRae tonight I think, not sure who is presenting. Will be different with the subject absent & a very different attitude to Stewart.

[Dave]

I've really enjoyed both program's, I thought James did alright, he's a true petrol head, i think he even owns an ex F1 car. The last one about Colin McRae is being presented by Will Hoy I think.

[j2 lot]

Is it just me? Been through the listings for tonight and can't find it - when & where is it on?

[Dominic]

Both programmes marred by the over-indulgence of Stewart & Martin. I appreciate I sound old and sh*t thesedays but I preferred the old Clark/Hill/Stewart documentaries of four or so years ago.

[campbell]

Thanks for tip off, Tut. Too much going on to pay much attention to tv listings so I'd have missed these.

I enjoyed both productions, with due respect to Greg and Dom's prefs of course. Inspired me to continue reading Jackie Stewart's book, which I'd run out of steam for TBH.