Ferrari: Race to Immortality

Set during the 1950s, this documentary examines the early years of Scuderia Ferrari in the Formula 1 World Championship. It focuses on the tension between the pursuit of speed and the extreme physical dangers of the era, which saw a high number of fatal accidents. The film explores the relationship between the team's founder, Enzo Ferrari, and his drivers, including the bond between Mike Hawthorn and Peter Collins. Based on the biography Mon Ami Mate by Chris Nixon, the story highlights the contrast between the luxurious lifestyle of the period and the tragedies occurring on the track.

The film was directed by Daryl Goodrich and written by Rupert Bush. It features archive footage of Enzo Ferrari, Mike Hawthorn, Peter Collins, and Stirling Moss, alongside appearances by Tony Brooks and Doug Nye. Produced in the United Kingdom by companies including Head Gear Films and Artemis Films, the project has a runtime of 92 minutes. Since its release on November 3, 2017, the documentary has received generally positive feedback from viewers. It holds a rating of 6.9/10 on IMDb based on 1,700 votes and a 7/10 on TMDB from 88 votes.