Madness on Wheels

Madness on Wheels explores the explosive growth of rallying during the 1980s when it surpassed Formula 1 in popularity. The film highlights the 'Group B' machines, showcasing how deregulation led to an unprecedented period of innovation and speed in motorsport. Manufacturers raced to create powerful vehicles, driven by daring drivers capable of taming them.

The documentary runs for 60 minutes and features insights from notable figures, including Jean Todt. It presents an era marked by thrilling races, fan fervor, and the chaotic collision of ambition and politics within the motorsport landscape. It also addresses the darker side of this period, culminating in the tragic events that brought Group B to an end in 1986.

Available on DVD, this film serves as a significant piece for collectors interested in the evolution of rallying and motorsport history.