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In the Name of Glory: The Story of Hunt and Lauda's 1976 Rivalry
In the Name of Glory: The Story of Hunt and Lauda's 1976 Rivalry
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As the 1975 season ended, James Hunt appeared finished in Formula One. He had no drive lined up for 1976 and his career seemed to be slipping away. In stark contrast, Niki Lauda, fresh from winning the 1975 world championship, was on top of the world with a full Ferrari contract and an offer for an even richer deal stretching into future seasons. Lauda was widely expected to claim the title again in 1976.
Almost no one believed Hunt could become a contender. Then everything changed. Emerson Fittipaldi unexpectedly walked away from his McLaren contract, creating the opening Hunt desperately needed. With support from his friend John Hogan at Marlboro, Hunt seized the chance and stepped into the vacant seat. Fittipaldi had unknowingly set in motion one of the greatest rivalries in the history of sport.
What followed was an unforgettable battle between Hunt and Lauda for the 1976 Formula One world championship, a sixteen race showdown that came down to a single point. Both men risked everything in pursuit of glory.
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