Ex-Formula 1 driver and racecar constructor Howden Ganley is the epitome of New Zealand’s "She’ll be right" stereotype: laidback, competent, adaptable. Everybody, however, has a breaking point: McLaren’s fraught Formula 1 debut of May 1966 was his."I did Monaco with them – then resigned," he says. "I couldn’t see where...

Formula 1 driver Howden Ganley recounts his life as one of few Kiwis to make it on the world stage back in the 1960s and '70s during a visit with RACER's Robin Miller at PRI.More Robin Miller video interviews from PRI