Factual error: In the German race there is an accident in which a car coming out of a turn crashes on another one and then it flies over it and lands in a normal position. In car races the track is higher on the outside than the inside on turns, so that the cars can stay on the track. So the car would not be horizontal but angled and when it crashed it should spin around itself instead of flying straight.
Driven (2001)
21 factual errors
Directed by: Renny Harlin
Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Burt Reynolds, Estella Warren, Til Schweiger, Kip Pardue
Continuity mistake: When Memo crashes into the lake the fuel leaks out and the car explodes. Naturally the explosion would have done some massive damage to the car. It then goes to an aerial view of the accident in the next shot and the car is in the same condition it was before it exploded. Then the next scene shows Joe in the garage looking at the wreckage, and the car is blackened and mangled.
Trivia: The reporter in the Toronto press conference is Brian Jennings, the film's visual effects supervisor.