Group B Film - Review

[Richard Wilks]

Those cars had more than 500bhp and the Group S cars that were suppose to replace the mad wild days of Group B were rumoured to have well over 1000bhp....but Group B and Group S were killed off due to safety....

Actually no, the group S cars were actually limited to 300hp, a concept that was later resused in the later stages of the group A era. The point of group S was to dispense with the homologation rules.

 

[FernandoAFM]

Brilliant on so many levels. I love it both as a car enthusiast and a cinephile. The idea that grief blocks our ears and minds (and how hard it’s to overcome it, much like driving a rally stage without pace notes) is brilliantly executed. Sadly life doesn’t come with pace notes when a loved one passes or we break up with someone we love.

 

[billymitchell]

Sorry, because of the modern attention short span. I couldn't watch it without forwarding and skipping . In short just boring

Don't worry, they make car movies for your tastes too:

 

[Rob Every]

I would have preferred more of a documentary style film than someone using the Group B moniker to hook people in, and then having very little of that action in the movie.

 

[TonyBar]

It was 20 minutes on youtube about nothing

 

[RobertGracie]

Actually no, the group S cars were actually limited to 300hp, a concept that was later resused in the later stages of the group A era. The point of group S was to dispense with the homologation rules.

Ah okay, I thought un-restricted they could touch 1000bhp or something from what I read, Audi had a Group S prototype with an alleged 1000bhp I5 engine in it