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Running Time: 90 minutes
During 2007, a Duke production team was tasked with producing the definitive documentary about Colin McRae. With full access to all the WRC recordings of Colin's championship years, plus other rally and family archive, director Mark Cross was able to compile the most comprehensive career record yet of this remarkable sportsman. Working closely with McRae Motorsport Ltd, we also had rare and exclusive access to Colin during a hectic year in which he was about to launch his first production rally car, the amazing R4, was contracted to the X-raid BMW team for Dakar 2008, was involved in the launch of the latest version of his hugely successful computer game 'Colin Mcrae-Dirt' and was seriously considering a return to the WRC.
The crew also joined Colin driving the R4 in public for the first time at Goodwood and thrilling the crowds in his unique Ford Escort Mk 2 at the Manx National Rally. Finally, in late August, only afew weeks before the tragic accident that claimed the lives of Colin, his son Johnny and two family friends, we were especially privileged to spend two days in Lanark with Colin and his family. Here Colin talked candidly about every aspect of his career and life, his favourite and not-so-favourite, drives, events, teams and his plans for the future. he result is the critically-acclaimed Colin McRae - Rally Legend.
This is his story - the story of a true rally legend.
4 Hours of Blistering Action
Experience every pulsating moment of the 2007 TT in this two-disc Official DVD Review, featuring four hours of the best motorcycle road racing imaginable, and many of the biggest names in the sport.
Detailed, expert coverage of all six races takes you to the heart of the action as reputations are built and broken. Records are smashed lap after lap as these remarkable competitors race for the ultimate prize. The incredible action from the world famous 37.73-mile Mountain Circuit is captured from every angle, featuring action from on-bike, aerial and kerbside cams - including an array of new vantage points and loads of never-seen-before footage.
The Centenary TT had it all - Mountain Circuit legends John McGuinness and Dave Molynuex setting new standards to take their tallies to 13 wins apiece, blistering performances from Kiwi Bruce Anstey, a maiden win for rising star Ian Hutchinson and much, much more.
Plus the emotionally-charged moment when McGuinness smashed his own outright lap record to become the first to lap at more than 130mph! Whether you were one of the 60,000 who joined the 100th birthday celebrations in the Isle of Man or one of the many thousands more who wished they could, this is the essential record of an incredible festival.
Extra features include on-board laps with Steve Plater, Ian Armstrong and Nick Crowe, on-bike footage and telemetry with Conor Cummins, interviews with Phillip McCallen and Carl Fogarty, a history of the TT, a look at MV Agusta and profiles of Dave Molyneux and the Purple Helmets!
The MotoGP Season Review 2007 provides a blow-by-blow account of an historic first season of 800cc racing in the premier-class of Grand Prix.
An unpredictable season opened with success for Casey Stoner and Ducati at the first round in Qatar, when the young Australian was the surprise winner of a fascinating duel with Valentino Rossi.
Despite winning the next round in Jerez, Spain, the Italian was powerless to stop Stoner's charge to the title - the 21-year-old becoming the second youngest World Champion in the sport's history with three rounds to spare.
As well as Stoner's emergence as the new dominant force in MotoGP, 2007 also heralded a bright new dawn for Suzuki, taking its first win in five years, and Kawasaki.
Every intriguing round of the season is covered, including news from the build-up to the race and qualifying as well as comprehensive highlights of the race itself.
Bonus features include an exclusive interview with the new MotoGP World Champion, a fascinating report on the new tyre rules that came into play in '07, and an in-depth look at team communications with riders during a race via the pit-board.
Plus, enjoy the best of the 'lighter side' of MotoGP!
Enjoy more than 6 hours of the British Superbike championship in this review of the '07 season. It was a dramatic down-to-the-wire championship battle, and all the vital moments are caught here in stunning action footage. The review is presented by ITV commentator and former BSB champion Jamie Whitham, who brings his expert analysis to the programme.
Nothing can compare to the thrilling spectacle of road racing, and Road Racing Review 2007 brings you all the best action from another blistering year of competition.
Marvel as the biggest names in the sport weave their machines between the hedges at the biggest events in the road racing calendar, including the Manx and Ulster GPs.
Kerbside camera footage will have you on the edge of your seat as you discover just how brave these guys are – and the on-board footage gives you the ultimate white-knuckle ride!
Road Racing Review 2007 puts you at the heart of the action
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The action, the drama and the controversy - this is the full story. The official review of the Northern Irish spectacular features the high-speed competition as the best road races in the world and many British Superbike regulars take on the famous Portrush-Portstewart-Coleraine Triangle.
Kiwi Bruce Anstey overcame a first race spill to dominate the day, taking a hat-trick of wins and a controversial second place.
The official review details Anstey's success, plus the performance of other big names, including Rutter, McGuinness, Plater and Martin, and Cameron Donald's bone-crunching smash.
Comprehensive coverage of all 13 rounds of the FIM Superbike World Championship 2007 puts you at the heart of the action, with multiple camera angles, on-board footage and revealing interviews ensuring you don't miss any of the vital moments as the drama unfolds.
Travel the world, visiting the most prestigious circuits, and join the finest superbike riders on Earth as they battle for the ultimate prize.
James Toseland, riding the Hannspree Ten Kate Honda CBR1000RR, was determined to secure his second World Championship title, and it was looking good for the young British rider in the early season as built up a healthy points lead.
But things change quickly in the fast and furious World Superbike Championship, and JT soon found himself under pressure from the hard charging Noriyuki Haga and World Superbike newcomer Max Biaggi.
Toseland put his title challenge back on track on home ground at Brands Hatch, delighting more than 120,000 fans with double victory, but the championship battle would go right down to the wire.
Yamaha YZF-R1-mounted Haga and Biaggi, on his Suzuki GSX-R1000, kept the pressure on right down to the very last race, with the destination of the title only being settled on the very last lap of the season.
Passes, crashes, elbow-to-elbow racing and nail-biting drama - The Official FIM Superbike World Championship Review has it all!
The definitive history of the world famous Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Races, re-released and brought right-up-to date with coverage of all races from 1907 to 2006.
It began as a test of motorcycle reliability and grew into the world's greatest road racing festival. For over 90 years the TT has attracted the best and bravest riders to challenge the various TT courses epitomised by the mighty 37.73 mile Mountain Circuit. Now you can explore the heritage and legend of the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Races in this historically significant DVD.
Superb footage, interviews and narrative tell the story of the TT from its beginnings in 1907. Based on the highly-acclaimed three part Isle of Man TT Races video set (1907-1996), the DVD contains revised, updated and extended footage plus additional material featuring the years up to and including 2006 and John McGuiness's record-breaking performance. It features epic footage of the 'Morcambe Missile', who won 3 of the 4 solo races, set 9 outright lap records and edged to within 0.55mph of the mythic 130mph lap.
Producer David Wood scoured thousands of hours of film and archive footage and recorded dozens of interviews with riders and personalities to bring you these memorable sights and sounds, and there's even a special tribute to biking hero Joey Dunlop. We feature the very first races and there is action from every year from 1920 onwards plus every Senior Race winner. This really is the complete story - the challenge and the glory; the famous names and memorable races; the excitement and unique drama - celebrated on one magnificent DVD.
PLUS!
Sounds of the TT 1957-1968
Enjoy the glorious sounds of the TT during motorcycle racing's golden era. From Manx Norton to the Yamaha 125/4, you'll be enthralled by over 70 sounds of legendary bikes and riders on 'full song' at the TT!
100 Greatest TT Moments counts down the events that created a legend, as chosen by the fans. This fascinating film charts the highs and lows and the triumphs and tragedies that have shaped the Isle of Man TT.
Featuring the best, the worst, the fastest, the closest, the controversial and numerous ‘firsts’ from this unique racing event – vintage and modern racing footage, archive interviews and exclusive contributions from many TT icons make this an extraordinary trip through almost 100 years at the Road Racing Capital of the World.
Joey Dunlop, David Jefferies, Geoff Duke, Steve Hislop and many more feature as incredible high-speed laps, unforgettable clashes and down-to-the-wire battles are recalled – and there’s also plenty of sidecar action for three-wheel fans.
With contributions from the likes of Carl Fogarty, Giacomo Agostini, Mick Grant, Phillip McCallen and John McGuinness, 100 Greatest TT Moments gives exclusive insights into the moments that captured the imaginations of generations of TT fans from the men at the heart of the action.
Plus legendary motorsport commentator and spirited TT fan Murray Walker gives a unique perspective on many history-making moments.
Choosing the greatest TT moment has been the stuff of many a late-night chat for TT fans, and 100 Greatest TT Moments is set to provoke as many debates as it settles.
Directed by Andrew Stickland, the man behind the critically-acclaimed TT: A Film Documentary, this programme gets under the skin of the event and celebrations, letting the fans, the marshals, the organisers, the locals and more have their say, looking at the impact of the TT on the Island, capturing the off-track attractions and discovering what it means to race.
It is an in-depth study of the importance of the event, examining what draws thousands of people from around the world, as well as a fascinating look at what it means to be a biker.
The extraordinary TT: Centenary Celebration is packed with thoughtful contributions from the stars - including Carl Fogarty, John Surtees, Geoff Duke, John McGuinness and Guy Martin - and your guide throughout is the irrepressible Murray Walker, the legendary motorsport commentator and lifelong TT fan.
"You must see the latest Duke DVD TT Centenary Celebration with Murray Walker doing his stuff and doing it well on a subject he himself loves almost as much as I do.
A very good quality DVD and it shows the whole aspect of the TT through the eyes of riders, fans and many others.
If you love road racing, you'll love this! On-Bike Road Racing Experience 2 features the hottest compilation of the fastest on-bike footage yet!
Using the best on-board cameras, on-screen circuit graphics and deafening engine sounds, we give you the chance to get the ultimate rider's eye view from the biggest and the best names in road racing. We dare you not to flinch as you see the crowds, marshals and police flash by in the blink of an eye as you hit speeds of nearly 200mph!
* Featuring amazing on-board footage from:
* John McGuinness - TT 2005 (Record breaking lap)
* Dave Molyneux / Daniel Sayle - TT 2005 (Record breaking lap)
* Richard Britton - Cookstown 100 2005
* TT 2002 Junior 600
* Mid-Antrim 150 2005
* Bruce Anstey - Cookstown 100 2005 600cc A
* Cookstown 100 2005 600cc B
* Roy Hanks / Dave Wells - TT 2005 Sidecar B
* Guy Martin - 2005 Ulster GP
* John Donnan - 2005 Tandragee 100
* Nigel "Cap" Davies - TT 2002 Production 1000 TT 2000 Formula One
Plus, an on-bike lap battle between:
* Guy Martin Blair Degenholm
* 2005 Southern 100 VS. 2000 Southern 100
Chances are you will never get the opportunity to ride these courses at these kinds of speeds, but one thing is for sure… if you don't feel ill after watching this, you're nerves are stronger than most!
