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“Addictive”, “exhilarating”, “breathtaking” – just some of the reactions we’ve had to this unique series which lets you ‘ride’ the fearsome TT circuit on a variety of ‘90s machinery. On-Bike TT Experience was filmed during 1993 and features machinery from 250ccs to F1s. Includes the most powerful bike at the TT – the 1000cc 170bhp Britten. With stonking white-knuckle action, rider commentary great music and stereo bike sounds![…]

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« Puts you back on the Island and behing the scenes, a must for TT fans. » R Little, Co. Down

The TT is the world’s most famous motorcycle race, renowned since 1907 as the ultimate test of man and machine. For the thousands of fans who travel to the Isle of Man each year it is a pilgrimage to the shrine of motorcycling. This documentary captures the spirit and character that surrounds the festival through the eyes of those i[…]

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An in-depth tribute to the legendary Foggy including the complete Champion Carl Fogarty-licensed video packed with action footage of his early races in Britain, his TT and NW200 races and the World Superbike series which he has made his own. Additional features include freeze frames, extra footage filmed during the 2000 WSB season, recent, exclusive interviews with those closest to Foggy concerning his retirement and attitude to racing[…]

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The years 1960-69 are remembered as a time of great significance and excitement. Now you can enjoy the extraordinary highs and lows of this ‘very British era’ as motoring historian Neville Hay recalls, with superb archive action footage and interviews, the many memorable races and characters of a momentous period in Grand Prix history. Featuring Brabham, Clark, Surtees, Hill, Stewart and Hulme and racing machinery from Lotus, BRM and F[…]

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World Champion Valentino Rossi hasn’t just brought the crowds back to motorcycle racing, he’s brought a new generation of idolisers to the track. The young, sublimely talented and dazzlingly charismatic Italian has stolen the hearts of thousands of followers with his phenomenal riding talent. In seven startling years from 1996 he has risen to pop star fame, forsaking the crowds continually mobbing him in his home town of Urbino for the[…]

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If this doesn’t excite you, then check your pulse…because you’re not well! » Chrysler’s then company president, Lee Iacocca, introduced the first Viper to roll off the Dodge production line back in February 1990… and it’s a statement that still holds good today! It is one of the most exciting, soul-stirring sports cars ever to burn rubber. The 200 mph, 8-litre V10 has become a legend.

This is the whole story – from tha[…]

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Mega motors from all over the globe, flavoursome laydees getting it on (and off!) plus some mental tyre-melting action – this is your VIP Pass to Planet Max.
Hang out with the Max Power crew at the biggest shows for max’d cars in Tokyo, Los Angeles, Paris, Sydney and, of course, Birmingham.
You’ll need the freeze frame button just to appreciate all the gorgeous curves and shiny bits on hundreds of wicked machines. Check out[…]

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From rookie privateer to highly regarded works rider, this is the in-depth story of a man whose skills and talent on two wheels quickly earned him the nickname ‘Rocket Ron’.
One of motorsport’s most respected competitors and gentlemen, Ron Haslam has had an extraordinary twenty year career – memorable highlights include TT wins and top placings in the 500cc World Championships during the 1980’s. This definitive and highly enjoya[…]

(VO)A jam-packed overview of the cars that have transformed the world rally scene! Ace driver Colin McRae talks about the modern giants of the sport, while Markku Alen, Stig Blomqvist, Hannu Mikkola and Bjorn Waldegaard demonstrate the awesome Group B cars of the Eighties. Action footage of the Audi Quattro, Lancia Stratos, Monte Carlo 037 and Delta Integrale plus Ford’s RS200, Escort MkI and II, Cosworth and Focus – and the mighty Subaru Impreza[…]

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1971. This was the year of the Stewart-Tyrrell double-act.

But it wasn’t as clear-cut at the start of the season. Ferrari was still the team to beat, and the brute force of the V-12 engine threatened to destroy everything in its wake. It was the addition of Stewart and Tyrrell into the Championship that challenged the balance of power. It made for an epic season that pitted mechanical muscle against driving skill.