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Enzo Ferrari was a driver in the dangerous early years of motor racing but developed an even greater passion for making engines. Autocratic, aloof and demanding, Ferrari built an empire that would attract the greatest drivers like Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda and many more inspired by the red cars and their charismatic prancing horse icon. This is the story of Ferrari.

They were the key players in a golden era of Formula One, the fascinatingly flawed Brazilian genius Ayrton Senna and his great rival, the meticulous Frenchman Alain Prost.

It was the rivalry which gripped the Formula One world, the calculated and consistent Austrian Niki Lauda versus the wild Brit James Hunt. Both world champions and both legends of the sport.

Six-time Formula One World Champions Mercedes, and the Silver Arrows rise to become an outstanding marque - and record-breaker in the sport. From the war of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, to the Brit's current teammate Valtteri Bottas. Plus, we look at the technical side - and the innovations throughout the years.

By virtue of his record seven Formula One world drivers championships, German Michael Schumacher is rightly regarded by many as the best of all time. But his run wasn't without controversy, Schumacher earning the ire of fellow drivers and the FIA along the journey, before a tragic accident on the ski slopes of France shocked the sporting world.

One of Formula 1's greatest teams, Williams. The former British powerhouse has won a string of World Championships - with some of the most fearless names in the business, but has recently fallen to its knees, in terms of results. The road ahead is long and winding, but the right steps are being taken to return it to glory.

Red Bull Racing's transformation from mid-grid party team to polished multiple F1 World Champions.

The former British giant has won a string of World Championships - with some of the most biggest names in the business, bu McLaren has recently fallen to its knees, in terms of results. The road ahead is long and winding, but the right people are being brought in turn things around.

Former Formula One World Champions Renault, and the French marque's serious push to return to its glory days - when it secured back-to-back world title doubles with Fernando Alonso in 2006. We go right back to its earliest days in the mid-to- late 1970s, right through to the end of 2019.