AMA Superbike Championship 2007

AMA Superbike Championship 2006

AMA Superbike Championship 2005

MotoGP 2007

The MotoGP Season Review 2007 provides a blow-by-blow account of a historic first season of 800cc racing in the premier-class of Grand Prix. An unpredictable season of success for Casey Stoner and Ducati began in the opening round at 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, who took their first win in five years, and Kawasaki.

Each intriguing episode of the season is covered with a ten-minute account of each Grand Prix, including news from the build-up to the race and qualifying practice as well as comprehensive highlights of the race itself.

Extra DVD features include a report on the new tire rules that came into play this season, a look at how a team communicates with its riders during a race via the pit-board and an exclusive interview with the new MotoGP World Champion.

MotoGP 2006

The Moto GP Season Review 2006 provides a blow by blow account of one of the most exciting and closest campaigns ever witnessed in the premier-class of Grand Prix Racing. A dramatic season of twists and turns began in the very first corner of the opening round at Jerez when defending the World Champion Valentino Rossi was knocked from his bike, and the excitement continued with further bouts of bad luck and breakdowns for Rossi coupled, with some incredible performances that brought the Italian back to within striking distance of series leader Nicky Hayden, for a title shootout over two gripping final rounds.

Every nail-biting episode of the season is covered with a ten minute account of each Grand Prix, including news from the build-up to the race and qualifying practice as well as comprehensive highlights of the race itself. Extra DVD features exclusive footage included.

MotoGP 2005

2005 was a season of firsts - with new GPs in the USA, China and Turkey as well as a maiden GP win for Marco Melandri, who finished second overall in an impressive rise through the rankings from his 2004 final standing of tenth place. He and Bayliss began their first season with Honda with high hopes of championship success, alongside Edwards debut with Yamaha and Checa’s with Ducati. But this year also signalled important goodbyes - to Neil Hodgson who moves to the AMA Superbikes Championship and team Aprilia, who withdrew from MotoGP competition indefinitely.

Alongside changes in line-up, new rules added to the excitement of this year’s championship. Fuel tank capacity was reduced from 24 to 22 litres, and a new weather rule insisted that riders were not to stop in the rain unless whiteflagged - all of which pushed riders abilities even further resulting in 17 action-packed, highly entertaining rounds, all captured by trackside and on-bike cameras.

So if its action and speed you’re looking for, look no further than this official review - nothing else comes close!

MotoGP 2004

The official review. Relive an awesome, high-octane season of racing as MotoGP Review 2004 brings you all the exciting highlights from the practices and races, and an on-board lap from every circuit. Includes Rossi's controversial switch from Honda to Yamaha, his sixth crown victory at Phillip Island in Australia, and the rivalry between Rossi and Gibernau.

World Superbike Championship 2007

This is the official and complete story of a thrilling and action-packed season of top superbike racing. From the opening round former champion James Toseland led the way, producing stunning and dominant performances at the world's most prestigious circuits. However, World Superbike newcomer Max Biaggi and fans' favourite 'Nitro' Nori Haga fought back to ensure a down-to-the-wire battle for the title, culminating in an edge-of-the-seat final race. Enjoy action from every single round, with expert analysis, on-board footage and interviews putting you at the heart of an epic championship chase.

World Superbike Championship 2006

This official review is packed with cat-and-mouse battles for the lead, fairing to fairing, and wheel to wheel as brave Brit James Toseland waged a determined campaign to region the title he took in 2004

Bayliss had other ideas though, and started the season in dominant form, leading the points table after the first 5 rounds with seven consecutive wins and consistent podium results. Eventually he netted the championship at Imola and with one round to spare, but the other placings were still up for grabs when the season reached its climax at Magny Cours. With just two points separating Toseland and Haga it was always going to be a white-hot furnace of a finale, and the top runners didn’t disappoint.

Elsewhere in the Championship points table, Frankie Chile completed his final season in a fiercely competitive year where no fewer than eight riders won at least one race. Chris “the Stalker” Walker made it two Brits in the top 10 as Kawasaki’s best placed rider, while reigning Champion Corser could only manage a fourth place podium position.

Enjoy four hours of the best highlights from the premier league for production bikes. Round by round with informed pacy commentary from Jonathan Green, in-depth interviews, statistics and super-sharp multi-angle on-board cameras. Yours to enjoy time and again!

World Superbike Championship 2005

All eyes were on defending champion James Toseland but his season didn’t start on the right note, when he was left battered and bruised after crashing in testing at Qatar and Valencia. He didn’t find his rhythm till later on in the year. The Australian Troy Corser, however, was on the pace from the start. The only person to crank up the pressure on him was his fellow countryman Chris Vermeulen who was consistent throughout the season. It was not enough though, and Troy went on to claim his second World Superbike crown nearly ten years after his last in 1996.

Every one of the twelve spectacular rounds from around the world is covered, with multi-camera coverage of the circuits and in-depth commentary. Exclusive DVD extras include interviews with Ronald Ten Kate, Team Manager of Ten Kate Honda Winston, Davide Tardozzi, Team Manager of Ducati Xerox and Paolo Flammini, CEO of FGSport.

World Superbike Championship 2004

What do you get when you mix the best riders, the fastest production bikes and the most prestigious tracks on the planet? Three blockbusting hours of non-stop action and big-bike thrills from the 2004 WSB Championship of course! At the end of a hard-fought, rollercoaster season of joy and disappointment, James Toseland managed to wrestle the 2004 title away from team mate and rival, Regis Laconi, with a stunning display of skill and determination. Only four points separated the two riders before the final showdown at Magny Cours, setting the stage for one of the closest fought battles in years. But 23 laps of non-stop tension later, Toseland proved that the Brits are here to stay! He becomes the youngest ever World Superbike champion, winning the title just days before his 24th birthday, and proudly returning the trophy back to Britain after Hodgson’s blinding 2003 victory! This exclusive and comprehensive review features all the best racing action and behind-the-scenes footage from 11 nail-biting rounds in Spain, Australia, Italy, Germany, San Marino, UK, USA, Netherlands and France. Super-sharp, up-close multi-camera coverage plus pacy, informed commentary, off-track info on bikes and rider profiles make this official review the only way to see this year’s WSB action!

TT Isle of Man 2007

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-before-seen 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 a piece, blistering performances from Kiwi Bruce Anstey, a maiden win for rising star Ian Hutchinson and much, much more.

TT Isle of Man 2006

This review takes you trackside using cameras on bikes, kerbs and helicopter to capture wheelies, jumps and white-knuckle, knee-sown corners and rubber-stripping speeds. All six races are covered in over 3 ½ entertaining hours, including rider interviews, post-race celebrations and the pit-lane stops