BTCC 1989 Review
Synopsis
For a second season BHP Sport provided BBC television with comprehensive coverage of Britain's Top Saloon Car Championship, treating Grandstand viewers to some of the most enthralling motorsport action around. This three hour compilation of the best of the season conveys the excitement of the bumper to bumper racing and the fierce rivalies of some highly motivated drivers. Highlights includ Frank Sytner against James Weaver, open warfare in the BMW ranks in the first part of the season. And then it was Rouse in the Kaliber Sierra Cosworth battling against Gravett at the head of the field, both trying to hold off the challenge from Tim Harvey and Laurence Bristow. On board cameras with all the leading runners, bumper cameras and fender cameras convey the speed and spectacle. Enthusiastic and informed commentary is by Murray Walker and Tiff Needell.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
January 1, 1989
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- Original Title
- BTCC 1989 Review
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 3h 0m
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International Certification Matrix
Universal — Suitable for all audiences.
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What is BTCC 1989 Review about?
For a second season BHP Sport provided BBC television with comprehensive coverage of Britain's Top Saloon Car Championship, treating Grandstand viewers to some of the most enthralling motorsport action around. This three hour compilation of the best of the season conveys the excitement of the bumper to bumper racing and the fierce rivalies of some highly motivated drivers. Highlights includ Frank Sytner against James Weaver, open warfare in the BMW ranks in the first part of the season. And then it was Rouse in the Kaliber Sierra Cosworth battling against Gravett at the head of the field, both trying to hold off the challenge from Tim Harvey and Laurence Bristow. On board cameras with all the leading runners, bumper cameras and fender cameras convey the speed and spectacle. Enthusiastic and informed commentary is by Murray Walker and Tiff Needell.
Who directed BTCC 1989 Review?
BTCC 1989 Review was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in BTCC 1989 Review?
The principal cast of BTCC 1989 Review includes Murray Walker, Tiff Needell, Steve Rider.
When was BTCC 1989 Review released and how long is it?
BTCC 1989 Review was released in 1989 with a total runtime of 3h 0m.
What is the age rating and content advisory for BTCC 1989 Review?
BTCC 1989 Review holds official age classifications: GB: U (Universal — Suitable for all audiences.).