Castrol History Of Motorcycle Racing Vol 3 (DVD)

Castrol History Of Motorcycle Racing Vol 3 (DVD)

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Castrol History Of Motorcycle Racing Vol 3 (DVD)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 sidecar racers. All of these classes have had many worthy champions over the years several of whom are featured in this episode. 'Pressure, Money & The Need to Win' our

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012