Watch as Nigel Mansell wins the 1991 British GP. After Senna's car fails Mansel pulls over and Senna rides back on his car. Great stuff you wouldn't see today.
Watch Colin do an interview onboard, the co-driver looks relaxed and handles the ride pretty well. This section is a lesson on how to perform handbrake turns and Scandinavian Flicks.
Watch Colin do an interview onboard, the co-driver looks relaxed and handles the ride pretty well. This section is a lesson on correcting oversteer and understeer.
Watch Colin do an interview onboard, the co-driver looks relaxed and handles the ride pretty well. This section is a lesson on how to handle pace notes.
Watch Colin do an interview onboard, the co-driver looks relaxed and handles the ride pretty well. This section is a lesson on how to msater left-foot braking.
Watch Colin do a interview onboard, the co-driver looks relaxed and handles the ride pretty well. This section is a lesson on how to Start Stages and Find the Grip.
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