Racing stars of the past reunite with their winning types of car for a racing car festival at Silverstone. Great names include: Moss, Surtees, Scheckter, Hulme, Salvadori and Brooks.
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Genre: Sports - Motor Sport - Historic, Nostalgia & Marques
Classification: Exempt
Running Time: 1 hour 28 minutes
Plot: Racing stars of the past reunite with their winning types of car for a racing car festival at Silverstone. Great names include: Moss, Surtees, Scheckter, Hulme, Salvadori and Brooks.
Release details
DVD Region: DVD
Studio(s): DUKE VIDEO
Release date: 19/07/2004
No of Discs: 1
Catalogue No: DMDVD 3675
Barcode: 5017559036751
DVD Description
Racing stars of the past reunite with their winning types of car for a racing car festival at Silverstone. Great names include: Moss, Surtees, Scheckter, Hulme, Salvadori and Brooks.
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Screenplay: Paul W.S. Anderson
Genre: Action - Sci-Fi - Thriller
Country: USA/Germany/UK
Certification: 15+
Language: English
DVD Release: 2nd February, 2009 (UK)
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Tyrese Gibson (Machine Gun Joe Mason)
Natalie Martinez (Elizabeth Case)
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