The Official Review of the 2006 FIA Formula One World Championship - Once Again
In 55 years, only seven men have won back to back World Championships. 2006 changed all that. Fernando Alonso became the eighth
member of the elite group and the youngest. The season kicked off with new drivers, new teams and a brand new knockout format for
qualifying. RENAULT picked up where they left off with six wins out of eight. By Canada, they looked to have it in the bag, but the
might of Michael Schumacher and Ferrari should never be discounted.
USA was the turning point, with everything falling in FERRARI’S favour. After China, the frontrunners were equal on points, but
Michael had the advantage with one more win under his belt. The battle for both titles would be won and lost in the last two races.
The Official Review of the 2005 FIA Formula One World Championship -
Fantastic Fernando
With Spaniard Fernando Alonso crowned as his nation's first Formula 1 title holder in Brazil, the fight was now on to win the constructors' championship. It was going to be tough for his team Renault to regain the lead after McLaren moved in front by two points
with its 1-2 finish at Interlagos. McLaren's MP4-20 was clearly the class of the field, but was Alonso’s R25 strong enough to take on Kimi Raikkonen and Juan Pablo Montoya? Let the battle commence! This official review features the best coverage from every round, including practice &
qualifying sessions, plus mind-blowing on-board laps.
A review of the 2004 FIA Formula One World Championship. Michael Schumacher continues to dominate the field as Jenson Button proves himself to be a champion in waiting.
Watch the record-shattering season unfold from a multitude of on-board cameras, exclusive interviews and unseen footage
Also from
the USA and Canada (released
January 25, 2004)
A compilation of in-car camera action from 1950 through to the present day.
On-board action from Formula 1 legends Fangio, Moss, Stewart, Senna and Schumacher driving their Formula 1 cars
at classic Grand Prix circuits from the Nurburgring to Monaco, Spa, Suzuka and Monza.
Hours of fun for F1 addicts, this official Formula One 2000 World Championship Review
has neat interactive menu options that let the viewer switch back and forth between a number of perspectives during each race. First select the race you want to see, then choose either the "Continuous Version" or the "Interactive Version". Continuous play runs potted highlights (five
minutes or so) of each race, but the "Interactive Version" is the really interesting bit: this lets you select the view from the on-board cameras or the trackside cameras, watch the reactions in the pit lane, or even see continually updated race data statistics.
Also from
the USA and Canada (Region 1) (released
September 25, 2001)
