Well it's no Tarkovsky or Fellini but they... could at least have shown some more realisme by, as Lauda mentions, showing the car key for example
Thats an example of how the producers listened and tried to get the details correct technically.
When we were helping them with the cars, they wanted to get it right and took onboard what was required to drive these cars, you don't see the usual crap you get in most racing films of thousands of gear changes and half throttle going to full throttle passing as a result.
The latest Ford v Ferrari film was full of that crap.
The biggest disappointment for me was the scene in the Brands Hatch tunnel where they used far more course language for a description of sex than required that added nothing to the film, that prevented me from suggesting the film was something my family should watch. I'm not a prude and the rest seemed in context, but that was over the line.
