[AkhilR]

Adding a few netflix titles:
1. Formula 1 drive to survive
2. Williams

And a few amazon prime titles
1. Grand prix driver
2. Le mans racing is everything

[NDK286]

Senna. Definitely.

The only movie in YEARS where I remember tearing up.

Also, check this out if you want to see his skills. Amazing heel and toe driving -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8By2AEsGAhU

[srgntpepper]

Ronin has car chase scenes that l found to be really good.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronin_(film)

And silly as it sounds, I watched the Herbie movies as kid, and became a VW fan for life.

[othelloinme]

Please check the link in wikipedia

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cate...o_racing_films


Most if not all auto racing movies are available here

[othelloinme]

Watch Heart like a Wheel. One of the few prominent women in motor racing.

[AMG Power]

Lesson: How to drive a bank robbery getaway car

Views: 55 million

6 minutes of drifts and 180 degree handbrake turns.

Subaru Impreza WRX STI - 300bhp WRX STI drivetrain, a CNC hydraulic handbrake, new diffs at the front and rear, forged pistons and an Exedy Stage 1 clutch.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6XMuUVw7TOM

[raunak2X90]

Apart from the ones mentioned above, here are some I could remember off the top of my head,

There is this documentary made by Porsche on their journey in LeMans 24 hr endurance racing titled, "Endurance". Its freely available on youtube and quite informative.

Then there are the movies titled "Death Race" (one old and two new). The new one is more mad-max style motorsport racing with lots of guns, bullets and fire.

Also, not exactly a motorsport movie but since other mentions on car movies are here, for all the bike lovers out there, do watch "Torque" which does have street bike racing scenes.

[bosem123]

Also, there are several interesting facts about many of these movies.

For example, the yellow Mustang used in 1974 Gone in 60 seconds had actually been bashed that many times during the entire movie. The last scene in which the car jumps over a whole pile of wreckage was actually true. Also, the one in which it hits a car on the Golden Gate Bridge came as a surprise for the person driving the other car!

Apparently, the same car is available for visitors to see in some museum in the US.

[charanreddy]

Surprised that no one mentioned Need For Speed here. Probably the only movie where you could see maximum HyperCars racing against each other.

[Deadpool]

My all time favorite motorsport movies are -

1. Rush
2. Days of Thunder
3. Senna

I would like to mention few others -

1. Le Mans
2. Ford Vs Ferrari
3. Grad Prix
4. Williams

[Liverpool]

My Top three take in the order of preference:

1. Rush
2. Ford vs, Ferrari
3. The World's Fastest Indian

This is purely based on personal opinion. And also the fact that these movies are based out on true events. I am always game for a movie based on true events.

[NiInJa]

Imaginary motorsport:
Death Race featuring Jason Statham
Good movie to pass time without using much of our brain. The sequel was a disaster though (Note: Too much blood and violence)

As kid, I remember Jackie Chan's action movie called Thunderbolt. It was the one which made the Mitsubishi Lancer famous before we were exposed to Rallies.

[abhii176]

My personal favourites would be Rush, Senna and Ford vs Ferrari, in that order!

[PradoGdr88]

All time favourite:
Rush - Man you gotta love this movie, to be a true champion you really got to believe. This movie made me visit nurburgirng circuit.

Other mentions:
Gone in 60 seconds - Just for the array of cars involved
Days of Thunder - Refining a hot headed drive to a true blood racer
Transporter 2 - Mr. Cool in the hot seat

[vtecblast]

The Art of Racing in the Rain

https://youtu.be/Dp2ufFO4QGg

Not a completely motorsport movie as most of the story covers the dog's role in this racer's life. But still one of my favourites as both of my favourites, Cars and Dogs are in this.