The 1960s are still thought of as one of the golden ages of Grand Prix racing, and this great value collection of DVDs profiles four of the most significant drivers of the era. 

John Surtees remains the only man to have been a world champion on two- and four-wheels. 

Jack Brabham achieved the special distinction of becoming world champion in a car he designed and built himself.

Graham Hill is remembered almost as much for his charm and wit as for his driving abilities, but the "Prince of Monaco" was a serious contender in F1.

Jim Clark was the driver's driver. Amongst a talented generation Clark still stood out as a rare genius behind the wheel.