OT but still VERY cool! Amazon Prime movies
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Another series I watched was the Le Mans movie. It spotlighted 6 teams/drivers for the time leading up to and during the 24 hours of Le Mans. Having attended the vintage event last year it was an even greater thrill to watch.
Lastly the Grand Tour show is fun and funny to see. I had burned up countless Top Gear shows on Netflix but now the Amazon Prime people have assembled the cast on Grand Tour. Yes, it's cheesy and scripted, but it's still fun to watch. Some of the cars are killer, some stupid. Can't stand the 'professional driver' in the first series but they do well to address it.
Curious what you guys think. Being a gear head and having attended some great racing events over the years (not to mention growing up in a racing family) makes these shows a good way to forget the sub zero temperatures outside and the fact that my cars are well hibernated.