Bike Grand Prix

The British leg at Silverstone will be remembered as a hard battled effort between a talented gathering of riders closely duelling for victory in the 500cc category with bonus footage of the 125cc, 250cc and Sidecar race.

The 1983 season comes to an end at the last leg in San Marino with Freddie Spencer and Kenny Roberts battling for the World Championship.

Covering 8 of the 12 races from Misano to Mugello this is the Story of the 1984 500cc World Motorcycle Championship.

This Spectacular Series will see one of the toughest seasons ever of the 1985 500cc World Motorcycle Champhionship.

The 1986 500cc World Motorcycle Championship held 11 races in 10 countries. With 1985's Champion Freddie Spencer out with a wrist injury it was a three way battle between Eddie Lawson, Wayne Gardner and Randy Mamola.

The 1987 500cc World Motorcycle Championship was the most competitve and longest season ever. American Riders had dominated the the series for nearly a decade but they were to face a formidable challenge from another continent.

1988 500cc World Motorcycle Championship season saw Eddie Lawson and Wayne Gardner as pre-season favourites but a new generation of rising stars would challenge the Old Guard.

1989's 500cc World Motorcycle Championship held 15 races with defending champion Eddie Lawson switching from Yamaha to Honda.

The 1990 500cc World Motorcycle Championship marked the beginning of the Wayne Rainey Era. Eddie Lawson switched from Honda to Yamaha joining Wayne Rainey and the season was set for a battle between the two teammates.

Bike Grand Prix 1991 - A highly charged three-way battle for the title dominated the 1991 500cc World Championship as established stars Wayne Rainey and Kevin Schwantz renewed their on-track rivalry - joined by new challenger Mick Doohan.

Bike GP racing produces more thrills per minute than just about any other form of powersport. The lead can change 10 or even 20 times as the top men drift, wheelie and generally battle to keep control of their awesome machines.