If you could make a film on any F1 person who would it be?
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- 27th September 2010, 20:50 at 8:50 pm #128112AnonymousInactive
Waiting for the Senna movie and a dull night in got me wondering if you could make a film on any F1 person who would it be?
Massa for me. Boy from Brazil thrown a life line at Ferrari when noone thought he could do it, worked alongside Schumi, first Brazilian to win at home since Senna, lost a title at the last corner, dog of a car in 09, nearly died, came back and struggled with Alonso. The end isn’t great but when he gets the championship it’ll be a much more cheery ending.
Alonso, Enzo, Dennis, Mansell, Piquet Snr, Prost, Hawthorn, Frank W and Gilles would be good to do too.
27th September 2010, 21:48 at 9:48 pm #145971glueParticipantJohnny Herbert
27th September 2010, 22:19 at 10:19 pm #145972Keith CollantineKeymasterAbove all, I think I’d say Jackie Stewart. He wasn’t just a sublimely brilliant driver, he could see the madness around him for what it was and got out before it killed him.
27th September 2010, 22:52 at 10:52 pm #145973IcthyesParticipantOn top of these, Damon Hill. His dramatic F1 years were still just a sideshow for a dramatic life.
And maybe a Prost one for necessary counter-balance to the Senna film. That guy is just never appreciated enough in comparison.
27th September 2010, 23:35 at 11:35 pm #145974Magnificent GeoffreyParticipantPetrov’s Manager.
27th September 2010, 23:50 at 11:50 pm #145975Mouse_NightshirtParticipantMurray Walker. Never a dull moment!
28th September 2010, 1:14 at 1:14 am #145976damonsmedleyParticipantPetrov’s Manager.
Is that the blonde one with the glasses they always show? And why Petrov’s manager?
But I would really like to see a film on Rubens Barrichello. It would be interesting to see how it was for all of those years at Ferrari and I know he has some amazing stories from Imola ’94 where he nearly became the weekend’s first victim.
28th September 2010, 1:45 at 1:45 am #145977Felipe BomenyParticipantRubinho or Massa would be great, dramatic videos. Gilles Villeneuve would be excellent, and so would the Super Swede Ronnie Petersen.
28th September 2010, 3:54 at 3:54 am #145978MaccaParticipantMine would have to be Sir Jack Brabham. To go halfway around the world and win the biggest motor sport championship is a fairy tail. Then to do it again in a car and with an engin that he built, well lets just say that will never happen again. Plus the man is just an absolute gentleman.
28th September 2010, 7:23 at 7:23 am #145979jihelleParticipantJames Hunt with Ewan McGregor in the lead role, Stephen Fry as Lord Hesketh, Alec Baldwin as Richard Burton, Cameron Diaz as Susie, Danny de Vito as Teddy Mayer and Christian Slater as Niki Lauda.
28th September 2010, 7:44 at 7:44 am #145980Dan ThornParticipantSakon Yamamoto.
Although Frank Williams would be a brilliant subject. To me, the guy is the epitome of F1 and there’s no one on the grid who I respect and admire more.
28th September 2010, 10:22 at 10:22 am #145981AnonymousInactiveFrom pre-F1 Tazio Nuvolari, from F1 Jose Froilan Gonzalez, Maria Teresa de Filippis, Prince Bira, Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, Francois Cevert, Chris Amon, Ronnie Peterson, Gilles Villeneuve, Elio de Angelis, Andrea de Cesaris, Damon Hill, Rubens Barrichello, Juan Pablo Montoya, team principals Alfred Neubauer, Enzo Ferrari, Colin Chapman, Ken Tyrrell, Frank Williams (with Patrick Head), Giancarlo Minardi.
28th September 2010, 10:56 at 10:56 am #145982TommyBParticipantMax Mosley. Rated 18.
28th September 2010, 11:50 at 11:50 am #145983SoLiDGParticipantA movie called ‘BERNIE’
Bernie Ecclestone would make a good movie imo
28th September 2010, 12:26 at 12:26 pm #145984AnonymousInactiveMassa, Liuzzi or Badoer. :)
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