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The 1950’s was a magnificent era in which motor racing truly ‘came of age’. It was during this golden decade that some of the world’s most influential manufacturers and drivers made their mark, leaving us with an extensive archive of dazzling technical innovation and exciting characters. Join motoring historian Neville Hay as he recalls the major stepping stones of this memorable period with a wealth of facts, anecdotes, interviews and[…]

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A power-packed programme filmed during the 1995 and ’96 TT festivals. On-screen speeds, rpm and brake lights from our video data logger capture the revolutionary and brilliant-sounding 1000cc Britten V-Twin in the hands of Shaun Harris; an unusual helmet-cam view from Tim Leech’s Kawasaki ZXR 750; Michael Rutter on the powerful Ducati 916; ‘chair’ aces Mick Boddice and Dave Wells (Honda 600) and new segments that demonstrate a few of t[…]

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An in-depth look at the legendary Isle of Man TT circuit from racing, road riding and spectating perspectives. Learn how to ride quickly and safely around the course as we join Ray Knight for an instructional lap, hear how David Jefferies averages 125-mph and be amazed at the changes that have taken place since the glorious championship era of Geoff Duke. Indispensable viewing for TT fans.
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A Havoc compilation dedicated to the megaliths of motorsport! Ground-shaking, wheel-crunching, crash action with over 220 of the very best gargantuan crashes, smashes and heavyweight prangs from our extensive world-wide archive of ‘big truck’ track and desert racing, including the European Truck Racing Cup, American off-road trucks and Paris-Dakar. And hang on for the inside view with jaw-dropping footage from our on-board/in-cab camer[…]

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The official end-of-season review of the best national bike series in the world!

Over three hours of scorching, high-powered, wheel-to-wheel BSBK action from the thirteen round championship, capturing the talents of the top riders as they tackle the toughest circuits in pursuit of the title.

With the last two titles going to Ducati riders, the 2004 championship looked likely to come down to another battle betw[…]

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1974 was the year of change in Formula One. Defending champion Jackie Stewart had retired from racing, creating a power vacuum that sucked a host of racers, old and new, into the battle for the Championship.

And what a season! Predicting the outcome of each race was impossible as the drivers battled to come to terms with closer racing brought about by faster cars with better tyres. It was reliability as much as driving ski[…]

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Two All-Time Classic Road Racing Films
THE ROAD RACERS
From the crackle of racing engines at full power during ‘unofficial practice’, to the spectacular riders-eye-view of racing on roads barely wide-enough to take a car – this is the real thing! Academy award-winning producer David Wallace skilfully documents a hectic Irish season and takes you behind the scenes and into the lives of road racers Frank Kennedy, Mervyn Robin[…]

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The North West 200 has always been big, but in 2002 it was bigger and better than ever. 130,000 fans lined the 8.9 mile circuit to see their heroes in action.
Michael Rutter hoped to equal his father’s tally of 11 race wins but a run of bad luck scuppered his chances. ‘Flying Kiwi’ Bruce Anstey had more luck; he achieved a dream debut and wrote his name in the history books as the first newcomer to win at the NW200. But perhaps t[…]