Motorsport Musings

Ride onboard with Johnny Herbert in the Mazda 787B, as he laps Le Mans for the first time in 20 years.

Sparks flew during the Spanish Grand Prix of 1991, as Nigel Mansell and Ayrton Senna went wheel-to-wheel with literally only centimetres to spare.

The 1991 Australian Grand Prix had to be abandoned after just 14 laps as torrential rain engulfed the street circuit. With a running time of less than 25 minutes, the race is the shortest grand prix ever.

The late, great triple champion won twice at Interlagos – and this, his first such success in 1991, was among his very best races.

Twelve years later and the 1991 Le Mans review has found its way onto DVD, but has it been worth the wait?