On the Pole: Eddie Sachs

This documentary runs for 61 minutes and provides an insider's perspective on the Indianapolis 500 through the eyes of Eddie Sachs. It chronicles the events leading up to the race and captures the atmosphere of anticipation surrounding this iconic event. Viewers get to witness the preparations that take place a week before the race and experience the excitement as the race unfolds.

The film also highlights a dramatic moment when scaffolding collapses due to overcrowding, adding to the tension of the race day. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2010, this documentary holds historical significance in the realm of auto racing. Collectors of documentary films or sports history will find this title a compelling addition to their library.