Making a film about the 1966 LeMans competition is like making a film about the 1966 World Series, although millions of more people like baseball rather than car racing. How interesting would a film about the 1966 World Series be? Not very interesting; and not worth more than a ten minute video on YouTube. So, if a baseball film is only worth a ten minute video on YouTube, then a racecar movie would probably be worth only about two or three minutes of video at the most. And even then, it would only interest racing car enthusiasts. Oddly enough, there are sport films that are very successful; baseball films being the leader in this category. There was even one or two good hockey film: Miracle on Ice and Slap Shot. I can't recall a good basketball film other than the Documentary Hoop Dreams. Football also suffers from poor scripts (with the possible exception of Rudy> There has never been (and there will never be) a top-rated racecar movie. Far better actors than these have tried to make one (Paul Newman and James Garner come to mind). The subject matter is just too mundane. There is very little suspense or drama in real life racing; The race is always dominated by the best cars and best drivers. Nobody outside of race car enthusiasts will care anything at all about this film.