The 45th Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix attracted an all-star line-up and produced a spectacular race in challenging conditions. Fans can relive highlights from throughout practice and the race itself in the official Macau GP review.

Rain saw the practice schedule thrown into chaos, and the Grand Prix delayed and shortened, but a bit of wet weather couldn’t
dampen the enthusiasm of the road racing greats.

The Official Review brings viewers the best track action, including on-bike footage, and interviews in a comprehensive look back at a stunning race.

Ducati-mounted Michael Rutter, chasing a record-breaking 7th Macau GP win, set the pace in qualifying and was clearly the man to beat around the tight and twisting city street circuit.

However, Ian Hutchinson, in his first race for more than year following a career-threatening injury, Isle of Man TT legend John McGuinness and Rutter’s team-mate Martin Jessopp would not give in without a fight.

Get ready for 10 laps of action, with walls and the familiar yellow and black barriers just inches away, as Yamaha’s Hutchy grabs the hole shot to set up a superb dice for victory on one of the most demanding tracks in motorsport.

DVD extras include extended interviews with Rutter, Hutchinson, McGuinness and Macau newcomer Michael Dunlop.

Plus, this Official Review includes coverage of the incident-packed Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix.

There’s practice action, interviews and highlights from both the 10-lap qualification race and the 15-lap Grand Prix as the rising stars of racing, including Marco Wittmann, Daniel Juncadella, Robert Mehri Felipe Nasr, do wheel-to-wheel battle.

Get set for wrecked cars, dented barriers, audacious overtaking and outstanding racing as the Macau GP makes and breaks reputations.

Whether viewers prefer motorcycles or cars, any racing enthusiast will want to watch all the action on the 2011 Macau Grand Prix Official Review DVD.

Now fans can relive the vital highlights from every race in the Official Review, new on 2-disc DVD from Duke.

All the vital passes, crashes, triumphs and disasters are featured on two drama-filled discs, with the very best race footage and interviews with leading riders ensuring viewers don’t miss a moment of the headline-making title battle.

The Official Review features all 26 races from the 13-round series as veteran racer Carlos Checa defies his critics to take a dominant World Championship win on board his seemingly unstoppable Althea Ducati.

The Spanish star won more than half the races, but that isn’t the full story – his victories only came after elbow-to-elbow battles with the likes of former MotoGP rider Marco Melandri and reigning Superbike World Champion Max Biaggi.

The ever-competitive Superbike World Championship produced six different winners in 2011, on five different makes of motorcycle, and the Official Review has the story of each victory.

There’s Jonathan Rea’s remarkable return from injury, Melandri’s unbelievable debut season, Biaggi’s hardships and maiden wins for Eugene Laverty and Tom Sykes, who brought Kawasaki its first victory for 5 years.

Plus, this was the final season for two of the sport’s biggest stars as James Toseland and Troy Corser retired from racing.

It was a history-making season for the FIM Superbike World Championship, and this is the comprehensive story of a year of exceptional racing.

The Supersport World Championship 2011 Official Review, featuring comprehensive highlights of the season Chaz Davies became World Champion, is also scheduled for release on DVD from Duke.

Superbike World Championship 2011 Review is released 19 December 2011 on DVD

Now fans can relive all the vital highlights of the year in the Official Review, a comprehensive look back at a competitive and action-packed year of Endurance racing.

It is the first time the Endurance World Championship has come to Duke, renowned for its annual reviews of leading motorsport championships and events.

With a mix of classic events, such as the 24-hour races at Bol d’Or and Le Mans, and newer venues, including Doha, these marathons push riders, teams and machines to breaking point, and often beyond.

The Official Review is filled with highlights from a World Championship chase packed with outstanding performances, clever strategy, heroic riding and more than a few crashes!

Spectacular footage from all five rounds puts viewers at the heart of the drama, including the crashstrewn Le Mans showdown, the classic Suzuka encounter – settled by just 38.7 seconds after 8 hours of racing – and, of course, the title-deciding final event at the Losail circuit.

The Official Review follows the story of the season as the Suzuki Endurance Racing Team, led by Anthony Delhalle, Freddie Foray and Vincent Phillippe, battled to retain its Endurance World Championship crown in the face of a season-long challenge from BMW Motorrad France 99. Plus there were outstanding race-winning performances from Team SRC Kawasaki and Yamaha France GMT 94 iPone.

It was also a strong debut season for the Honda TT Legends squad, featuring Isle of Man TT hero John McGuinness, and a year of delight for F.C.C. TSR Honda with victory in Japan.

The title was decided by just 4 points after five rounds and now viewers can share all the action and drama in stunning race footage, including on-bike sequences, and interviews with the riders and teams.

The FIM Endurance World Championship 2011 Official Review is released 26 December 2011 on DVD

Now fans can relive the vital highlights of the 65th Motocross of Nations in the Official Review, new on DVD from Duke.

With breathtaking action footage from throughout the event in Saint Jean d’Angely, France, it is the essential guide to a fascinating contest.

The Official Review includes a track guide, courtesy of helmet-mounted cameras, a chance to hear from the leading
riders and a look at the 2011 Motocross Awards Ceremony.

However, it is the high-jumping, hard-sliding action which will have viewers hooked as they relive the qualifying races and then each of the three races to decide which of more than 30 nations would lift the Motocross of Nations trophy.

Ryan Villopoto, Ryan Dungey and Blake Baggett were chasing a 22nd MX of Nations win for the USA, but world-class riders from France, Britain, Australia and Italy would push them to the bitter end to prevent a seventh win in a row for America.

The French team of Christophe Pourcel, Gautier Paulin and Marvin Musquin looked set for an emotional home victory heading into the third and final race, as the USA battled to come back from a heavy defeat in the opening moto.

While the Americans would keep the pressure on right through to the last lap, the British team of Dean Wilson, Tommy Searle and Brad Anderson battled heroically for a place on the podium.

The Official Review features all the vital highlights from every race, plus outstanding performances from the likes of Toni Cairoli, Ken Roczen, Chad Reed, Tyla Rattray and many more of the greatest MX riders in the world.

The 2011 Monster Energy Motocross of Nations Review is Out Now on DVD

The statistics of the Ulsterman’s career are well known; a five-times World Champion, 26-times Isle of Man TT winner, 24-times Ulster Grand Prix winner and 14-times North West 200 winner. This DVD, new from Duke, discovers the less well known, private Joey; a much-loved husband, father and brother, a dedicated charity worker, a compassionate and down-toearth man unaffected by his worldwide fame.

From the Waldovision team behind the critically acclaimed BBC documentaries ‘Joey Dunlop – Remembered’ and ‘How the North West was Won’, the new film includes unseen material and additional footage, and looks back at Joey’s life a decade after his tragic death, killed in a racing crash aged 48.

Presented and narrated by the BBC’s Stephen Watson and endorsed by the Dunlop family, No Ordinary Joe includes tributes from Joey’s wife Linda and daughters, plus famous racing names including John McGuinness, Steve Parrish, Phillip McCallen, Eddie Laycock, Hector Neill, Barry Symmons and Brian Reid. Never-before-published pictures of the Ballymoney hero, provided from his family’s private collection, are also included.

Produced by brothers Alwyn and Colin James and Directed by Anna Masefield, there are deeply personal tributes, memories of his humanitarian work and hilarious anecdotes, including stories about Joey’s encounter with frozen beans, a night in the European fog and why the police were after Joey Dunlop!

Alongside insightful interviews with Joey, never previously broadcast, is action-packed racing footage from the TT, Ulster GP, North West and national road races in the Republic of Ireland. Plus, there’s footage of Linda’s trip to Japan and a visit to the Kushitani factory, where Joey’s leather designs are still retained.

No Ordinary Joe includes previously unseen DVD extras, including an amusing story about Joey teaching his brother Jim to fall correctly when the bike was crashing, Barry Symmons explaining why Joey kept running out of petrol in the Isle of Man and World Superbike star Eugene Laverty recalling seeing hero Joey racing.

In addition, there is the story of how Joey won using a secret oversized petrol tank, Phillip McCallen revealing how he first lent bike parts to Joey, extended coverage of Linda’s Japan visit, including a look around the Honda Museum, and much more.

Joey Dunlop – No Ordinary Joe is released 12 December 2011 on DVD

Love it or hate it, Zero Emission racing had arrived.

Now there is a film which, for the first time, goes behind the scenes of the triumphs, tragedies, heartbreak and elation as the legendary Isle of Man TT makes history.

From Mark Neale, director of groundbreaking motorcycle films including FASTER, FASTEST and The Doctor, The Tornado & The Kentucky Kid, comes CHARGE, an electrifying film about the world’s first Zero Emission Grand Prix narrated by Ewan McGregor.

From drawing board to chequered flag, the film reveals the highs and lows, success and setbacks, tension and delight as the future is shaped on one of the oldest racetracks on Earth.

From the high-tech workshop of USA-based MotoCzysz to ‘three blokes in a shed’, CHARGE travels with the dedicated teams of designers, engineers and riders as they bid to prepare battery-powered bikes from concept to reality in just four months.

The technology may be alien, but petrol-heads will recognise the passion, grit and drive to win all the teams share, from tight-budget college outfits to Michael Czysz and his $350,000 investment.

Inspired by the Britten motorcycles and his engine-tuning grandfather, Czysz was driven by the dream of winning an international race with an American-designed and built bike, with an American rider. Eccentric British designer Cedric Lynch, from his garden shed, was seeking the recognition his groundbreaking Agni electrical motors deserved. A handful of Manxmen wanted to ensure the Isle of Man was in with a chance of home victory as a new era of racing dawned. Every team on the grid had a goal, and the iconic 37.73-miles of public roads which make up the Isle of Man TT Mountain course, home of racing for more than a century, would be the proving ground.

CHARGE takes viewers inside the pits and paddock for the first Zero Emission Grand Prix in 2009, as Team Agni rider Rob Barber goes head-to-head with MotoCzysz’s American star Mark Miller, and the rematch 12 months later as the teams battle for victory at the inaugural TT Zero, as electric bikes become part of the official TT programme.

There’s plenty of track action, unseen interviews, access to the teams and workshops, and as much tension as you’d find at any Grand Prix!

They look different, and don’t have the evocative sound of their petrol-driven counterparts, but they have speed – hitting 135mph and covering the course at an average speed approaching 100mph – and they have the blood, sweat and tears any racing fan will recognise.

Charge is released 19 December 2011 on DVD and will be available from leading video outlets or direct from Duke Video:

Packed with action, drama, passes, crashes and two scintillating title battles, the Official Review features qualifying and race coverage from all 17 rounds to create a definitive record of a spectacular and history-making year.

The very best footage captures all the vital highlights and season-defining moments from two thrilling championship
chases, including the very last year for the 125cc class. The Official Review is filled with breathtaking elbow-to-elbow racing and plenty of headline-making drama from both championships.

The Moto2 World Championship continued its reputation for fierce competition, with Stefan Bradl and Marc Marquez going head-to-head for the title. While Marquez took more wins than his German rival, Bradl’s season-long consistency ensured he was crowned World Champion at the final round, in only his second season in Moto2. Andrea Iannone was, once again, in sparkling race-winning form, and the season came to a fitting end when Gresini rider Michele Pirro took his maiden victory.

The final 125cc World Championship was nail-biting right down to the final race of the season. Nicolas Terol dominated the top step of the podium, winning eight times, but could not shake off the challenge of Johann Zarco, whose remarkable consistency saw him finish in the top 6 at every race – except the title deciding final round! This world-class championship battle was a fitting end to the 125cc class, and with the stunning rides by Maverick Zinales and British hopefuls Taylor Mackenzie, Harry Stafford, Danny Kent and Danny Webb, this review is world-class viewing.

The DVD also includes extended interviews with Moto2 World Champion Stefan Bradl and 125cc World Champion Nicolas Terol.

The complete story of this historic season, the last for the 800cc machines, is contained on the official season review, new on Blu-ray and DVD from Duke.

It features action from every round, the very best footage, interviews, comprehensive coverage of the defining moments of the year and DVD extras. The Blu-ray format offers stunning high definition pictures and unrivalled sounds, and includes the review on standard DVD at no extra cost.

Major rider line-up changes promised the 2011 MotoGP World Championship would be fascinating, and the thrilling elbow-to-elbow racing delivered a spectacular season of action and drama.

Reigning World Champion Jorge Lorenzo was joined by Ben Spies at the Yamaha squad after MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi switched to Ducati, while Casey Stoner departed the Italian team to race for Honda. As the teams arrived at Qatar, the scene was set for 18 stunning rounds.

Rossi struggled to get to grips with his Ducati, but Stoner was soon at home on his Honda RC212V, finding a form which would carry him to 10 victories and a second MotoGP World Championship. The challenge from Lorenzo was ended by a terrible finger injury, while Honda’s Dani Pedrosa again saw his title hopes halted by a collarbone fracture.

Stoner dominated the results, but only after some of the most thrilling racing of the 800cc era – even the very last race of the year was decided by only 0.015 of a second!

The Official Review is filled with action from every meeting, and all the essential highlights, including Spies’s maiden MotoGP victory, Pedrosa’s amazing return to race-winning form in Japan and the end of one of the sport’s longest careers, as Loris Capirossi rode his 328th and final Grand Prix.

The Official Review also pays tribute to Italian superstar Simoncelli, who tragically lost his life in a racing crash early in the Malaysian Grand Prix – a remarkable talent, and much-missed racer. Bonus features include a fascinating interview with 2011 MotoGP World Champion Casey Stoner, complete on-board laps of all 18 world championship circuits and a collection of the best images from throughout the 2011 season.

The complete story of this historic season, the last for the 800cc machines, is contained on the official season review, new on Blu-ray and DVD from Duke.

It features action from every round, the very best footage, interviews, comprehensive coverage of the defining
moments of the year and DVD extras. The Blu-ray format offers stunning high definition pictures and unrivalled sounds, and includes the review on standard DVD at no extra cost.

Major rider line-up changes promised the 2011 MotoGP World Championship would be fascinating, and the thrilling elbow-to-elbow racing delivered a spectacular season of action and drama.

Reigning World Champion Jorge Lorenzo was joined by Ben Spies at the Yamaha squad after MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi switched to Ducati, while Casey Stoner departed the Italian team to race for Honda. As the teams arrived at Qatar, the scene was set for 18 stunning rounds.

Rossi struggled to get to grips with his Ducati, but Stoner was soon at home on his Honda RC212V, finding a form which would carry him to 10 victories and a second MotoGP World Championship. The challenge from Lorenzo was ended by a terrible finger injury, while Honda’s Dani Pedrosa again saw his title hopes halted by a collarbone fracture.

Stoner dominated the results, but only after some of the most thrilling racing of the 800cc era – even the very last race of the year was decided by only 0.015 of a second!

The Official Review is filled with action from every meeting, and all the essential highlights, including Spies’s maiden MotoGP victory, Pedrosa’s amazing return to race-winning form in Japan and the end of one of the sport’s longest careers, as Loris Capirossi rode his 328th and final Grand Prix.

The Official Review also pays tribute to Italian superstar Simoncelli, who tragically lost his life in a racing crash early in the Malaysian Grand Prix – a remarkable talent, and much-missed racer. Bonus features include a fascinating interview with 2011 MotoGP World Champion Casey Stoner, complete on-board laps of all 18 world championship circuits and a collection of the best images from throughout the 2011 season.

The McKinstry Ulster Grand Prix 2011 produced red hot racing from start to finish, and now fans can relive all the vital highlights in the official review, new on DVD from Duke.

Combining stunning trackside, aerial and on-bike footage with expert commentary and interviews, the official review features the complete story of a stunning day at Dundrod, and plenty of history-making racing.

Damp conditions may have prevented the record-breaking laps expected from the World’s Fastest Road Race, but that didn’t make the racing any less exciting – and the official review features all six races from the Superbike, Supersport, Superstock, 250cc and SuperTwin classes.

Michael Dunlop arrived having never claimed an Ulster GP win, but left as man of the meeting and three race victories to his name, including a simply incredible battle with brother William to take the flag by just 0.34secs in the first Supersport run, a feat he would repeat in even more dominant style later on.

Guy Martin endured a frustrating opening to his Ulster GP, narrowly missing out in the Superstock and then losing out to Bruce Anstey in the controversial opening Superbike race. However, a stunning second Superbike ride ensured he ended his day on a high, to the disappointment of rival Keith Amor.

The result of the first Superbike race may have disappointed Martin, but it once again proved the Kiwi Anstey, who overcame dismal qualifying to take victory by almost 5 seconds, remains one of the fastest road racers in the business.

The combined 250cc/SuperTwin race also produced fireworks as veterans Ian Lougher and Ryan Farquhar forced their way to the front, hotly pursued by hard-chargers like Wayne Hamilton, Lee Vernon and Denver Robb.

The official DVD review is packed with all this action, plus Michael Dunlop’s guide to the Dundrod circuit. It also includes complete on-board laps of the circuit with Cameron Donald and Ian Lougher as bonus features.