One of the comments says 8:36, but doesn't provide a source... perhaps worked it out from the vid? It's certainly over 8 minutes and under 9, so quite quick but not quite the bonkers 7:22 from Nick Tandy. For reference, that's not a whole lot slower than James Hunt's pole position time of 7:06.5 in the 1976 German Grand Prix, the last one held on the track.

Can't wait for this movie to come out, it's interesting to see how to portray Lauda, he's not a nice guy IRL.. Hero, a champion but not a nice guy. James Hunt on the other hand, that's easy, he was a playboy and a party-man, perfect F1 driver for a movie. And like Titanic, we all know how the movie ends..

Tags for this video have been changed from 'ron howard, rush, trailer' to 'ron howard, rush, trailer, niki lauda, james hunt' - edited by grinter

In this case it means a crash. It usually means push, or move aside, as in moving railway trucks around and the medical and electrical terms derive from this usage, i.e. moving stuff around.

Google "hunt the shunt" for James Hunt, who got the nickname from his crashes early in his career.
>> ^Yogi:

What's a shunt other than something medical or electrical? What did you mean by Shunt?