Carlsbad USGP 1980 racing motocross DVD video - Up until June 22, 1980, the 500cc United States Grand Prix motocross race at Carlsbad had been dominated by European riders. Dutchmen Gerrit Wolsink won the race an astounding five times himself. While perhaps the world's best known rider and 5-time World Champion, Roger DeCoster could never find victory in Carlsbad, his other European counterparts swept the up and coming American talent on their home turf every year on national TV. By the summer of 1980, the 500cc World championship of Motocross series was being battled by two men, American "Bad Brad" Lackey and Belgium's Andre Malherbe. But on that hot Sunday in June, it was not one of the regulars on the GP circuit that leapt to the front of the first moto. It was not even one of the established Factory American riders ready to make a name for themselves. It was a privateer rider from the local area named Marty Moates. He was about to do what no other American rider could accomplish in the nine previous years....win the Carlsbad USGP, and ABC's Wide World of Sports' cameras were rolling. This is the story behind Marty's magical day!.

Carlsbad USGP 1980

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Supercross: Four Legends supercross DVD video - Some dreams seem out of reach, but when backed by confidence, the love for competition and hope to dominate in an ever-rising sport, the dreams become reality. Four known names: McGrath, Reed, Carmichael, and Stewart took Supercross by storm. All with similar dreams, who became legends. Witness their different paths to Supercross stardom on Four Legends. The talent and skill showcased with every win. Each feeling invincible, with a few highs and lows, but still luck forged on their side to crown them champions. They set the stakes high and made history. Now, you can re-live how they finished at the top.

IGNITON3 is proud to announce the release of ISDE 2009 PORTUGAL DVD. This film is the story of Team USA in the 84th running of the International Six Days Enduro held in Figueira da Foz Portugal in October 2009. Shot in HD with great slow motion action, this is a 2 DVD with over 2 hours of action.Team USA went to Portugal to take on the rest of the world and win the World Trophy. Ricky Dietrich, Destry Abbott, Timmy Weigand, Damon Huffman, Nathan Kanney and Kurt Caselli made up the 2009 ISDE Trophy Team. This 2 disc DVD set follows Team USA as they challenge the world for the World Trophy.

"Severe Racing brings you 3 years of shooting at the Hottest Supermoto Racing Events happening in the sport with speeds reaching over 100 Mph.Bikes, Quads, UTV's and Mini's get it on at the coolest tracks across America, Including the Stateline Challenges, XTRM, Supermoto USA and STTARS series. Meet all the top riders, including: Burkhart, Ward, Nicoll, Currie,Drew & the new Europeans Lind and Bidart. Producer/Director Scott A. Tugel hooks you up with tons of in your face and on the apex footage. Feel just like you are on the bike yourself with some killer helmet cams. The best riders in Supermoto back it in and whip it for you. Travel with Severe Racing Films on this killer adventure of guts, glory, speed and the smell of burning rubber. The intent of the film is to let a broader audience, experience for themselves the sport of Supermoto, first hand and up close,from the hot girls in the pits to the roar of 40 bikes pinning it off thestart. See Currie clearing triples on street tires; sit only inches off the apex, as bikes come screaming at you. Watch Ward backing it in deep and Kurt Nicoll ripping through the rhythm section." Special Extras include: Helmet Cams - Interviews - Track Laps – Sponsor Info - Bionic Knee Safety - New Highland Motorcycles - Rolling Big Power Build - Rez Pony Extra.

You’ll learn how to practice and master carrying more speed through the corners and sand whoops with control and confidence. This will be possible by leaning all the proper body movements and by controlling the five controls of the bike in order to work with the bike, not against it. This motocross DVD instructional covers cornering for soft sand and there are also some corners for harder sand and grass.

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Whether you’re literally Piecing It Together on your motor, or bike, or if you’re figuratively Piecing It Together on the track, at some point in time we’ve all been there. Some of these guys are just Piecing It Together a little better. Piecing It Together features some of the fastest off-road riders in their natural environment, from Paul Whibley, Jimmy Jarrett, Marty Michels, and Chris Bach, as well as all those chasing them down to hit the podium. Piecing It Together follows these riders throughout the Midwest in series like the OMAs, IXCR, KORHS, and GNCCs. Shot in HD to help show the best in the biz Piecing It Together.

Piecing It Together

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Instruction motocross video DVD - It’s something that often takes time to attain and former factory motocross rider David Pingree has it in spades. “Ping” spent ten years competing in the national AMA motocross and supercross tours, winning four supercross main events and landing on the motocross podium on multiple occasions during his career. After hanging up his boots in 2003 he became a journalist, studying the sport he loves from the outside. David continued to race unique events of varying disciplines around the globe, including Supermoto. He found success there as well, winning six 250 finals and earning a bronze medal at the Summer X Games in 2007. At the end of the 2008 season David slid into a team manager position with the squad he rode for - the Troy Lee Designs/Lucas Oil/ Honda team. Ping’s experience helped guide the team’s young riders to have banner seasons. It is that same experience that makes Motocross 101 one of the best new learning tools in the sport. Riders of all skill levels and ages will benefit from the tips and tricks David learned during his long career. So, sit back and get ready to take your riding to the next level.

Instruction motocross video DVD - The Ultimate How-To Starring Steve Hatch - Steve Hatch shares his championship proven training techniques that has made him one of the best motorcycle racers in the world. He has worked with many current-day superstars such as Ryan Sipes and Justin Soule'. Take a step into his training techniques with this informative DVD. Topics include: upper body workouts, lower body workouts, cardio workouts, and much more. So grab your pen and paper and be prepared to learn how to surpass all of the competition.

Training Essentials

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Mud-spitting, high-jumping and hard-crashing - this is the spectacular sport of Motocross in one of its most action-packed years. All eyes were on Britain's Dave Thorpe as he attempted to defend his 500cc World Championship, but he wasn't going to have it all his own way as the battle went down to the wire. The 1986 season was dominated by four of the finest Motocross riders - Thorpe, Eric Geboers, Andre Malherbe and Georges Jobe. As the series reached its final round, these four men all had a shot at the title - setting up an unbelievable and unforgettable climax.

This review, on DVD for the first time, captures the most important thrills and spills of this amazing year. It is packed with detailed reviews of rounds in Austria, Holland, France, Britain, Belgium and Luxembourg, including practice laps, mass starts and comprehensive race coverage.

Plus, there are interviews with many of the big stars as the dramatic story unfolds, and breathtaking slo-mo footage of the kings of Motocross in action. This is a chance to re-live the awesome expertise as these two-wheeled gladiators battle through dust, mud, rain, sand and terrifying leaps in the quest for glory. The key moments of a history-making season - including Thorpe's radiator cap mishap, his heavy spill on home ground and the last race battle for the championship - are brought together in this comprehensive, must-have compilation.

1986 Motocross 500Cc

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Mud-splattered, rain-soaked and out for glory - this is the story of a dramatic season of spectacular motocross, packed with action, incident and controversy. Britain's David Thorpe was out to score a hat trick of 500cc World Championship titles as the best motocross riders on Earth gathered in Spain for the first of 12 adrenalin-powered rounds. However, after a sparkling start, 1985 and 1986 champ Thorpe's title tilt was thrown into doubt when he left the Scandinavian races winless. Arch-rival Georges Jobe, the two-times 250cc World Champion, emerged as a genuine title challenger. At the halfway point Thorpe's season was ruined by an arm-breaking crash that left him unable to mount a real defence of his world crown. It looked like Jobe would take the title unchallenged, but a new British challenger emerged - Kurt Nicoll.

Featuring Jobe, Thorpe, Nicoll, Lungqvist, Martens and more! Nicoll won the opening race of the British Grand Prix in front of 35,000 fans and maintained his amazing form to take the fight to Belgium's Jobe. With just two rounds left, Nicoll had a slim shot at the championship, but his hopes were dashed by a race-ending crash in Luxembourg - allowing Jobe to take his first 500c World Championship with one round to spare. The thrills, spills and tension of an amazing season are captured in three hours of highlights, available on DVD for the first time. Awesome race footage and interviews with leading competitors put you at the heart of the action as the drama unfolds.

British hero Dave Thorpe was out to reclaim the motocross 500cc World Championship title - but determined Belgian star Eric Geboers had other ideas. Duke is delighted to present the full story of the fast and furious 1988 season in an action-packed three hours of stunning footage, available on DVD for the first time. Staggering leaps, bone-crunching falls, amazing race action and fascinating interviews with leading riders put you at the heart of the title battle as the drama unfolds. Two-times World Champion Thorpe was determined to make up for the disappointment of 1987, when injury prevented him defending his crown. as the season started in Austria, he was in amazing form and dominated both legs of the meeting. Despite his strong rides, Thorpe quickly discovered he had a fight on his hands, courtesy of Honda teammate Geboers, who was bidding to become the first man in history to win world championships in 125cc, 250cc and 500cc competition. After the American Grand Prix - the seventh of 12 rounds - the nip and tuck title battle was finely poised, with Geboers trailing Thorpe by just eight points. The British Grand Prix put the championship rivals head-to head, crossing the finish line at the end of leg one almost side by side. It was Thorpe who left England victorious, winning both races. However, Thorpe's season was thrown into chaos with a heavy practice spill at the Dutch Grand Prix. A broken collarbone forced him out for two rounds, and Geboers made the most of his adversary's absence to establish a healthy points advantage.
Brit Kurt Nicoll attempted to fly the British flag on his works Kawasaki and take the challenge to Geboers, but the Belgian was unstoppable. At the penultimate round, on home ground, Geboers did just enough to secure the title. The Motocross 500cc World Championship review brings you all the vital moments of a nail-biting season.

Dust, rain, mud, drama - 1989 promised a mouth-watering battle between a stellar line-up of world champions and hard charging challengers. Reigning 500cc World Champion Eric Geboers, former title-holders Dave Thorpe and Georges Jobe, plus rising stars Kurt Nicoll and Jeff Leisk, were ready for what promised to be a truly unforgettable year of MX action. While Australian Leisk, in his first full 500cc season, and Dirk Geukens shared the wins at the opening round, old-hands Geboers and Thorpe soon took control to dominate every race at the next three rounds. After four events it was honours even, the pair sharing the championship lead with equal points. Kees van der Ven was the in-form man during the middle of the season, taking wins in Scandinavia to bring himself onto the tail of the title chase, behind Brit Nicoll and Leisk. However, after seven rounds, it was Geboers who held the lead, almost 30 points ahead of Thorpe. The British star fought back to claim four wins from the next six races, including double victory at his home round. The slim chances of Geboers retaining his world title disappeared at the penultimate round, as Thorpe took both wins and his third 500cc World Championship. This is the story of a dramatic season featuring incredible race action, fascinating interviews and all the mud-spitting, high-jumping, bike-smashing moments of an amazing year. Features action from Holland, France, Italy, Finland, San Remo, Britain, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Motocross World Championship 1989 is part of a collectable set of classic MX World Championship reviews..

1989 Motocross 500Cc

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1990 Motocross 500Cc

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Fresh battle lines were drawn as the stars gathered for the opening round of what promised to be one of the most exciting Motocross 500cc World Championship seasons ever. So many big names had so much to prove as the 1990 championship got under way. Britain's Dave Thorpe had moved to Kawasaki from Honda, where he had won three world crowns, fellow Brit Kurt Nicoll, now with KTM, was determined to mount a real championship bid, Eric Geboers was out to win back the title he lost to Thorpe the previous year and Jeff Leisk was ready to deliver on the promise of 1989. However, it was rising American star Billy Liles who dominated both races at the opening round in Holland. While Thorpe battled his way back into contention with double victory in Austria, it was Liles, with four wins under his belt, that led the championship heading into the Italian round. Then disaster struck - a heavy fall on the treacherous Italian circuit left Liles nursing a broken leg and unable to defend his championship lead. Belgian Geboers rose to the challenge and, with seven rounds down, the only man to win 125cc, 250cc and 500cc MX titles held a dominant lead in the chase for the 1990 world crown. As the final races of the 12-round championship were contested, Geboers held his nerve - despite the hard charging of rivals Thorpe, Dirk Geukens, Jacky Martens and a new British star, teenager Paul Mallin. On home ground, with two rounds to spare, Geboers took victory and his second 500cc World Championship title - an amazing performance from one of the true stars of the sport. Enjoy all the incredible action as the story of a dramatic motocross season unfolds, with spectacular highs and dramatic lows from an unforgettable year of mud-spitting racing in stunning, digitally remaster and re-edited footage.

Official and comprehensive account of the world's premier trials competition in 2004. The whole story is told with innovative camerawork, exclusive behind the scenes interviews and authoritative commentary. Sit back and see the world's top trial riders take on the toughest hazards.

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2004 Outdoor Trials Review

2005 Outdoor Trials Review

If you're a hungry bike addict then satisfy your appetite with the ultimate display of technique, balance and sheer balls! This is the official and comprehensive account of the world’s premier trials competitions featuring the top names tackling some of the most testing terrain yet! The whole story is told with innovative camerawork that gets so close to the competitors you will be able to feel the tension! Watch the masters at work as they battle rocks, rivers and ravines to pull off some spectacular feats of skill- and some complete wipeouts!

World Outdoor Trials 2007

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With the scene set for a gruelling, action-packed season, the finest trials riders on Earth prepared for the 2007 World Indoor Trials Championship. The Official Review brings you the complete story of another thrilling season of motorcycle mastery. Spain's Adam Raga, the 2006 Champion, started the Indoor Season as title favourite, but fellow countryman Toni Bou emerged as the man to beat on his way to becoming one of the youngest Indoor Trials champions ever. The Official Review features other trials heroes including Dougie Lampkin, Takahisa Fujinami and Albert Cabestany, putting their balance and technical skill to the ultimate test.

2007 Indoor Trials

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Every Motocross rider falls off. It’s just a question of how often which separates the men from the boys! Even world champions are not exempt as we experience 300 crashes, smashes and wipeouts from the spectacular to the slightly sad. It’s not surprising there’s a lot of coming together when 50 bikes head off for the same 10 metres of track at the first corner! Watch the mayhem on the beach as the riders wilt under the energy-sapping conditions – but at least there’s a soft landing, unlike those bumpy, stony motocross circuits where we see bruising, bone-crunching and sometimes very funny action. There’s some heart-stopping moments, too as riders bale out in mid-air hoping for a landing which doesn’t damage the bike. Nobody gets seriously hurt. Still, better not let your Mum see this one!

MX World Championships 2003

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Enduro Classics

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The International Six Days Enduro is known as the 'Olympics of Motorcycling' such is the enormous amount of effort, stamina and skill required to compete. It is a 1000 mile test of mechanical and human endurance both off-road and on. Today's bikes are designed and built specifically for Enduro competition. Back in the Fifties, however, things were different. The event was known a s the International Six Days Trial and the bikes were based on standard road models with hardly and modification. Enduro Classics features gruelling ISDT events with stars of the era competing in Italy, Austria and Wales during 1951, 1952 and 1954. They are linked by present-day reminiscences from gold medal winners of the past such as Jeff Smith and Eddie Dow. Two more gold medallists include Brian Martin and Norman Vanhouse, who were part of the BSA team who rode from Birmingham to Vienna and back to Oslo - a 4500 mile trip that won them the coveted Maudes trophy for achievements on two wheels. The team also competed in the ISDT en route and none of the riders dropped a single mark! The full flavour of their epic ride is featured here. These original films, together with the memories of the legendary riders, recapture an era when four-strokes dominated and an ISDT entry was a major adventure. Classic stuff, in more ways than one!

Showcasing the very best FMX talent the UK has to offer, the Second Coming features the likes of Chris Brock, Gary Taylor, Jamie Squib, Dave Wiggins and more. Travel to the top FMX locations, from the mountains of Wales to the scrapyards of Somerset, for the some of the hardest riding around. The programme includes a thundering soundtrack and unmissable action.

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Heaven & Hell - 2nd Coming

The objective: the longest possible land route in the shortest possible time - an epic 44,000 mile journey in 440 days. Countries crossed include Uzbekistan, Central Asia, Canada, The USA, East Africa and the Middle East. Extras include out-takes, preparation and a cautionary tale from the road.

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Motocross Professionals

A historic off-road film focusing on some of the best dirtbike sport from 1978, over seven different countries and six factory teams. Motocross Professionals features an in-depth analysis of two world champions Gaston Rahier and Heikki Mikkola, showing training routines, team preparation and background atmosphere as well as race action. Motocross GP '78 gives an insight into what makes motocross riders 'tick'. Includes interviews with de Coster, Lackey, Mikkola and Noyce plus race action from MikkolaÍs bike at racing speed.

Motorcycle Magic is an entertaining round-up of three very different motorbike events from 1983. Memorable European races are shown, along with tips on trial riding like a champion. The 1983 World Ice-Racing Championship semi-final in Holland provides plenty of thrilling race action. Ice racing is similar to speedway with a series of heats run over a 400 metre speed skating track. Spikes screwed into the tyres mean that the riders can corner at enormous speed laid over almost horizontally as the spikes grip. Despite the obvious danger the racing is very close. Speed, skill and sheer strength are needed for the British round of the 1983 World Sidecar Motocross Championship. The two heats are full of action, with crazy scenes as the course rapidly turns into a quagmire.The action continues with highlights from the 1983 World Trials Championship (Swiss Round). Here, seemingly impossible terrain is tackled with skill and artistry by the world's best riders with the stunning Swiss Alps as a backdrop. Also, there is an extensive skills section by World Trials Champion Eddy Lejeune as he demonstrates his truly outstanding riding ability. See dramatic descents, rock-hopping, vertical climbs and other magical motorcycling techniques and learn how it's done!