Villeneuve : His Untold Life from Berthierville to Zolder

Villeneuve sheds new light on the F1 legend through 48 illuminating interviews with his contemporaries and a stunning array of action and behind-the-scenes photographs, many previously unseen. Gilles Villeneuve, F1's last cavalier, lives on in the memories of his fans - his heritage all the more colourful thanks to Karoly Mehes' vivid tribute.

Villeneuve sheds new light on the Formula 1 legend through 48 illuminating interviews with his contemporaries and a stunning array of action and behind-the-scenes photographs, many previously unseen. Gilles Villeneuve, F1''s last cavalier, lives on in the memories of his fans - his heritage all the more colourful thanks to Karoly Mehes'' vivid tribute. Villeneuve''s Formula 1 career only lasted for 67 grands prix between 1977 and 1982, yet he made an indelible impression as a driver who raced without limits. Having debuted for McLaren, the daredevil Canadian soon switched to F1''s most charismatic team: Enzo Ferrari was Villeneuve''s biggest fan. After his tragic death in May 1982, Villeneuve''s legend has continued to grow globally. Karoly Mehes has interviewed Villeneuve''s Ferrari team-mates, his opponents and journalists - as well as Gilles'' widow, Joann, and son, Jacques (world champion of 1997). Nearly 40 years on, they speak about the incandescent star of Formula 1 - a man who gave everything for his beloved sport, ultimately his life.