The Team: A Season With McLaren

Miniseries

7 episodes · Nov 12, 1993

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  • A Man for All Seasons
    S1E1

    A Man for All Seasons

    Nov 12, 199330m

    The first part of this series comes from the Portuguese Grand Prix where the Formula 1 title was decided. Senna announces he is leaving McLaren after six seasons. Mika Hakkinen replaced Michael Andretti in the number two car.

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  • The Rookie
    S1E2

    The Rookie

    Nov 19, 199330m

    The focus of this part of the series is Michael Andretti whose switch from Indycar racing to Formula 1 is not successful.

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  • A Few Good Men
    S1E3

    A Few Good Men

    Nov 26, 199330m

    Examines the relationship between the engineers and mechanics who prepare and maintain Formula 1 cars, and their drivers. Follows the team rebuilding Ayrton Senna's car at Monaco in two hours, and also visits the Grand Prix at Magny Cours, where the team were disappointed with the results.

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  • The Boy From Brazil
    S1E4

    The Boy From Brazil

    Dec 3, 199330m

    Ayrton Senna, the star driver in the McLaren team, and his boss, Ron Denis, recall the complicated negociations that took place before he signed on with the team this year. Includes footage from Monza.

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  • Friendly Persuasion
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    Friendly Persuasion

    Dec 10, 199330m

    About the way McLaren markets itself to the public and the sponsors of motor racing. Travels to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone where McLaren persuades an Italian wine company to put their name on the cars.

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  • The Rules Of The Game
    S1E6

    The Rules Of The Game

    Dec 17, 199330m

    Half way through the season, active suspension systems are banned from racing, and the team have to rebuild their cars.

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  • Good-bye To All That
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    Good-bye To All That

    Dec 24, 199330m

    Documentary about the McLaren team at the last race of the Grand Prix season in Adelaide.

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