Nigel Mansell joined Motor Sport for a Game Changers event where he reflected on his motor racing career in front of a live audience
With a career spanning 30 years in racing, he discussed his time in the sport from testing with Lotus to winning the 1992 Formula 1 world championship.
His career saw him rise through the ranks from the lower categories to Formula 1, America and back again – where he would also win the CART title in 1993.
Watch or listen to Mansell talking through his journey to becoming world champion, revealing previously unheard stories and anecdotes from his time as a racing driver.
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