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Roger Donaldson directs this documentary which charts the life and career of legendary New Zealand racing driver, designer and engineer Bruce McLaren. After entering his first competitive race at the age of 14 and becoming the youngest winner of a Grand Prix race in 1959, McLaren went on to found one of the most successful racing teams in the history of Formula One. The film features archive footage alongside contributions from renowned racing drivers such as Emerson Fittipaldi, Jackie Stewart and Mario Andretti. (Universal Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
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McLaren was certainly an interesting personality and left behind a legacy that significantly outgrew him. The documentary about him presents interesting facts, but nothing that couldn't be found elsewhere. I didn't really like how it was made to be a sad story that was supposed to be moving at the end. That was a bit much for me. Average.
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