To visualize how dangerous racing used to be, here's the oldest racing accident on film

Crashes in auto racing used to be a lot more dangerous. To understand how far we've come, check out this video of the first ...
Daytona Racing Digest on MSN

NASCAR team owner’s film on motorsport’s financial crisis wins over racing community

The business of motorsport has always been one where, if you aren’t successful, cash flows at the same speed as fuel. It’s no ...
motorsport.com on MSN

NASCAR O'Reilly Series team owner releases independent short racing film

Tommy Joe Martins says a lot of his personal story made it into the film ...
Yahoo

11 racing movies that actually put actors behind the wheel, from “Ford v Ferrari ”to “Rush”

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection (2); 20th Century Fox/Everett Collection Vin Diesel in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Christian ...
Road & Track

The Best Racing Movies Ever, According to Me

Great racing movies are wickedly difficult to make. That’s obvious because no one has made one yet. But the new film, F1: The Movie, featuring the dreamy countenance of Brad Pitt, comes close to ...
Variety

‘F1’ Sound Team Placed Mics on Racing Car Air Ducts and Exhausts to Catch ‘Full-Fat Sounds’ and Immerse Audiences in the World of Formula 1

Joseph Kosinski had one instruction for the sound team behind his latest feature “F1”: It needed to be as immersive as possible, and he wanted the audience to feel like they were in the car. Except, ...
The Arts Desk

10 Questions for film director Roger Donaldson – 'motor racing in the 1960s was incredibly dangerous'

You might not have figured him for the guy to make motor-racing documentaries, except that Smash Palace did feature a racing driver on the skids, while in The World’s Fastest Indian (2005) Donaldson ...
Moviefone

ADGIN PRRX

ADGIN PRRX is an anagram of Grand Prix, the title of John Frankenheimer's monumental car racing film, which Norbert Pfaffenbichler has remounted here into a strictly metrical and deeply personal ...