The official 2-hour review of the 1994 Grand Prix season - a year packed with controversy and excitement, triumph & tragedy, and ‘down-to-the-wire’ racing. 

Ultimately, the 1994 FIA Formula One World championship proved to be a year of supreme challenges for men and machines.

By mid-season, the 1994 F1World Championship appeared to belong to Michael Schumacher - but that was before he lost valuable points in controversial circumstances and had to sit out two races.

As a result Damon Hill was able to close within one point following the rain-soaked Japanese Grand Prix.  Hill had taken the number one seat with Williams-Renault following the tragic accident which claimed the life of one of Formula One's all-time-greats, Ayrton Senna.

It was also a big year for the Ferrari team who showed winning potential throughout the season.  Some new talent also emerged, most notabley the Japanese driver Ukyo Katayama and Ireland's Eddie Irvine.

Re-live these and other stories in 130 minutes of terrific action, including thrilling on-board camera footage never seen before, in this the official review of the 1994 Grand Prix Season.