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How Long Is “F1 Review 2008”?

Name: F1 Review 2008
Released: 2008
Duration: 225 min

3h 45m runtime

20083h 45m

film with a runtime of 225 minutes, released in 2008. Presented in English.

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Runtime3h 45m

Minutes225

One SittingLonger

With Break3h 57m

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It was F1 at its very best: Seven drivers won races, from five different teams, while four drivers headed the Championship standings. Kimi Räikkönen wanted to defend his title but it was team mate Felipe Massa who led Ferrari's charge. Robert Kubica emerged as a surprise threat. But it was Lewis Hamilton who got the job done._x000D_ Almost four hours of highlights. The best bits of what you saw and all the things you didn’t! Eighteen races of high-octane drama that took you to all corners of the world. Formula One’s historic first night race in Singapore showed Formula One at its dynamic best. Nobody could escape misfortune.

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Runtime3h 45m

Can Finish TonightMaybe not

One SittingOnly if you are committed

With Break3h 57m

Movie Facts

Release Year2008

Runtime3h 45m

LanguageEnglish

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