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Before 'Star Wars', George Lucas was Really into Shooting Formula 1 Cars

Pod racing, anyone.
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Before George Lucas became one of the most influential figures in modern cinema, he was a teenager immersed in Modesto, California’s street racing culture during the early 1960s. In fact, his original aspiration was to become a professional race car driver.

However, that dream was cut short by a near-fatal crash shortly after his 1962 high school graduation. But the accident turned out to be a sliding doors moment as Lucas pivoted toward other interests and enrolled at the University of Southern California’s film school.

According to a report by Jalopnik, his early passion for speed found expression in his student short film 1:42.08 to Qualify, an eight-minute documentary-style piece that followed racer Peter Brock attempting to qualify in a Lotus 23 at Willow Springs Raceway.


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