Castrol History Of Motorcycle Racing Collection Duke Video

Castrol History Of Motorcycle Racing Collection Duke Video This 3 part series from award winning producer david wood uses archive footage combined with modern interviews and race coverage by to create and extensive and definitive history of motorcycle racing from the early 1900s to the end of the 20 th century, including the tt, grand prix racing, the influence of the japanese and the arrival of big money. Then we recount in more detail the story of the world's most famous motorcycle races, the isle of man tt. from the first tt in 1907 on the 15 mile st john's course to today's 37.73 mile mountain circuit, this film features the greats of tt racing stanley woods, jimmy guthrie, geoff duke, john surtees, mike hailwood, giacomo agostini, charlie.

Castrol History Of Motorcycle Racing Vol 2 Dvd Duke Video This is the second volume of the definitive history of one of the world's most exciting sports. in 'birth of the grand prix', we trace the 40 year history of world championship motorcycle racing. the works teams of norton, gilera, moto guzzi, mv agusta, bmw, ajs and others are featured during the glorious 1950s when up to twenty multic. Castrol history of motorcycle racing. duke video with castrol. produced by david wood. dvd ($24.95 each). format: ntsc dvd. vol. 1: how it all began & the tt; 62 minutes. vol. 2: birth of the grand prix & the japanese arrival; 73 min. vol. 3: the other champions & pressure, money and the need to win; 65 min. From the first tt in 1907 on the 15 mile st john’s course to today’s 37.73 mile mountain circuit, this film features the greats of tt racing – stanley woods, jimmy guthrie, geoff duke, john surtees, mike hailwood, giacomo agostini, charlie williams, joey dunlop and many more. legendary names, memorable races and the thrills of this unique. This is the third volume of the definitive history of one of the world's most exciting sports.in 'the other champions' we cover racing classes other than the blue riband 500cc championship, i.e. the lightweights from 50cc to 350cc, and of course, those modern day charioteers, the.