| The Brunswick Films Formula One Grand Prix Motor Racing Film Archive is the most comprehensive collection of 1970s Formula One coverage available. It features eleven of the greatest, most evocative years in Formula One history; the great Tyrrell vs. Lotus battles of the early years; two Jackie Stewart championships; Niki Laudas fiery exit on the Nordschleife; James Hunts title of the same year; the Tyrrell six wheeler; Ferraris last pre-Schumacher world title; Alan Jones claiming his and Frank Williams first title at the end of 1980; exclusive interviews with Enzo Ferrari, James Hunt, Niki Lauda, Frank Williams, Emerson Fittipaldi & many others.
Originated on 16 & 35mm film digitised to Beta format, the stunningly high quality makes the footage suitable for any application. Brunswick Films clients range from film and television producers requiring extensive coverage of events for documentary purposes to advertisers and corporate video producers looking for shorter, harder hitting clips to convey a particular message. The archive also covers World Championship Rallying, World Championship Motorcycle Racing, the
Le Mans 24 Hours, Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula 3000 & the great names of Hailwood, Agostini, Senna, Mansell & Jordan as well as Ferrari & McLaren private testing with on board camera mounts up to the 1990s.
Other non-motorsport events include aviation footage of the Vulcan, Fairy Sword Fish, Spitfire, Mustang, Sea Fury, and on board camera mounts with the Red Arrows.
Brunswicks Archive also features the 1980 World Championship Downhill Skiing; firearms training filmed with ex-Mossad instructors at a secret bodyguard school in Switzerland, and dramatic footage of steel production throughout Europe.
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