Graham Hill: The Best Driver In History | Full Documentary | Racing Through Time

Graham Hill: The Best Driver In History | Full Documentary | Racing Through Time
The Path to Formula One has never been simple or straight forward and Graham Hill was more aware of this than perhaps any other Formula One World Champion, as he succeeded against all the odds to reach the pinnacle of any extremely competitive sport. Only one driver has won the Formula One World Championship, the Indianapolis 500 and the Le Mans 24-hour Race, and that driver was Graham Hill. In this episode of Racing through Time the late Graham Hills wife, Bette Hill, tells the story of Grahams long career, his dogged determination, undoubted ability, and the personality that made him a British National sporting hero. From Grahams early life and subsequent successful racing career, all the way to his untimely death in November 1975, this fascinating programme has all the action from all of the key races of one of Britain’s most highly acclaimed champions and is a fitting tribute to a true sporting legend.
This film is under license from Trinity Creative. All rights reserved
Welcome to Machina! Where you can find everything and anything about cars, motorbikes, planes, trains and much more!
SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE MACHINA: bit.ly/3VgYf2o
Do not forget to click the notification bell to get more Machina videos like this and share your experience.
Your support fuels our exploration! Help us uncover new stories and share diverse voices by donating to our channel through Super Thanks!
#grahamhill #cars #automotive #motorbike

[@annelouisejamieson402]

Lucky enough to see him race at Mosport, Watkins Glen and Monaco. Thanks for the memories, kind sir. Legend

[@derekantill3721]

I saw Graham race many times throughout his career from 1957 to 1975.

[@jameswebb4593]

Great cars , greater characters who drove them. Modern F1 with all their technology , winning is often more reliant upon the engineers sitting in front of the computers then the drivers. No longer a sport , just a business .

[@jonathanbuck4318]

Who is that picture of in the thumbnail? It ain’t Graham Hill.

[@gavinivers8941]

Agreed.

[@claudiomarangone614]

True

[@ossiepickett1932]

AI interpretation I'd say

[@SJSpode114]

Wrong helmet design and wrong face. Apart from that….

[@iannicholls7476]

Yep, definitely not his helmet!

[@Pete-z6e]

Those WERE the days.

[@Twin540i]

Still the only triple crown winner to date. Lemans, Monaco, Indianapolis 500, F1 world champion

[@Ettocs124]

I wonder what the stern words from Sterling Moss were about.

[@nostraoffice1486]

the indianapolis 500 doesn't matter to anyone, like all american motorsports

[@rencelani-ty2sc]

Lacklustre today but in its day it was great

[@Doc_-_Savage_1]

Just another typical Euro-snob. My grandfathers should have left you bastards to the Germans, and then the Russians. Swine.

[@Boobyi1953]

No, the Indianapolis 500 means something to British fans when a British driver goes and races against drivers who have been competing on Oval Circuits for years and beats them, Like Nigel Mansell who had just won the F1 World Championship, goes to America, wins his first race, wins the Championship! It proves we have the best drivers in the World.