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Rally Havoc

We have scoured over 10 years of epic Scandinavian rally archive to bring you Rally Havoc, featuring no less than 350 rollovers, jaw-dropping smashes and other high-speed slip-ups. It might seem hard to believe at time, but no one gets seriously hurt in any of these incredible 'moments'.

World Rally Review 1988

Emerging talent from the East challenges the front-running rally teams in this riveting review of the 1988 World Rally Championship.
Although Lancia took both manufacturers' and drivers' titles, they were under serious threat from the Japanese built Toyota Celica GT4s and Mazda 323 4WDs. Nissan and Mitsubishi also made significant contributions to an intriguing season, which saw Biasion thundering through to take the finish line honours.
All 13 of rallysport's most famous races are covered, from Monte Carlo to Harrogate. On-board cameras show the teams battling through sleet, snow, gravel and mud, while helicopter cameras capture the action from the air.
Alex Fiorio was in fine form driving a Jolly Club Lancia. Frenchmen Bruno Saby and Didier Auriol each won one title round, while the Spaniard Carlos Sainz was probably the most spectacular driver of the year in his Ford Sierra. Crowd favourites Kankkunen, Alen and Mikkola were a force to be reckoned with, in what became an epic showdown between the old and new.

'Duke's terrific collection of world Rally championship reissues on DVD continues to offer fantastic nostalgia trips for rally fans....the seasonal reviews are great - all work in the Motorsport News office ground to a halt as we relived Colin McRae's glorious 1995 WRC success' Motorsport News, July 2008

'Relive the end of the Group B rallying era and the start of the Group A revolution with Duke's superb season review DVDs. The years 1985 to 1991 are available now and make perfect gifts for the anorak and bobble hat brigade. Muddy brilliant!' Autosport November 2007

World Rally Review 1987

From the snow-laden roads of Monte Carlo to the dusty tracks of Spain, the 1987 World Rally Championship provided entertainment to rival any previous race series.
This DVD travels the full twelve rounds, with superb camerawork from the very heart of the action. Lancia were favourites but BMW, Mazda and Audi were intent on blocking runaway success for the Italian marque.
Reigning champion Juha Kankkunen was the driver they all wanted to beat, but team orders demanded that on occasion he be ñallowedî to win. At other times Micki Biasion led as the HF4WDs were put into front running places.
All of the flips, dips and hard-core dirt road action is captured during the battle for finish line honours. Not until the very last round of the RAC Rally could the champion be guessed at, in what turned into a thrilling season finale.

'Duke's terrific collection of world Rally championship reissues on DVD continues to offer fantastic nostalgia trips for rally fans....the seasonal reviews are great - all work in the Motorsport News office ground to a halt as we relived Colin McRae's glorious 1995 WRC success' Motorsport News, July 2008

'Relive the end of the Group B rallying era and the start of the Group A revolution with Duke's superb season review DVDs. The years 1985 to 1991 are available now and make perfect gifts for the anorak and bobble hat brigade. Muddy brilliant!' Autosport November 2007

World Rally Review 1986

The 1986 World Rally marked the end of an era in international rallying. An era in which the cars progressed from modified versions of ordinary saloons to turbocharged 'supercars' as dangerous as they were spectacular to watch. An era of extreme spectacle on the stages for millions of fans in dozens of countries.
With the technical advances edging the sport even nearer to the limits of safety for both drivers and spectators, the rally season was distinguished by both triumph and tragedy.
Triumph for 'youngster' Juha Kankkunen and tragedy at the loss of Henri Toivonen and Co-driver Sergio Gresto in an accident which stunned the rallying world to its core. Witness another milestone in rallying history with this full review of an unforgettable season.

'Duke's terrific collection of world Rally championship reissues on DVD continues to offer fantastic nostalgia trips for rally fans....the seasonal reviews are great - all work in the Motorsport News office ground to a halt as we relived Colin McRae's glorious 1995 WRC success' Motorsport News, July 2008

'Relive the end of the Group B rallying era and the start of the Group A revolution with Duke's superb season review DVDs. The years 1985 to 1991 are available now and make perfect gifts for the anorak and bobble hat brigade. Muddy brilliant!' Autosport November 2007

TT Tribute

Two of the most memorable races in TT history. The double feature begins with the highly acclaimed film Diamond Senior, which reviews Mike's toughest race against Giacomo Agostini during the 1967 TT.

12 years later we see him making an amazing comeback in 1979.

Drift IT

Learn how to drift while watching the hottest talent burn rubber from Japan to the U.K.

Witness some staggering sideways action and breathtaking long, fast slides, than take a seat in the classroom with rally analyst Robbie Head. He'll show you how to tear up the tarmac using any rear wheeel drive car. Jump drifts, cross-line slides, vaulting box drifts and more are shown in detail - with unique pedal cameras to make sure you see how it's all done!

The pros featured in Drift It! have advice on which car and tyres to use and modifications to help you drift faster and longer. Watch as legendary 'Drift King' Keiichi Tsuchiya teaches the law a thing or two about getaway driving and see drifters in action at Rockingham and Donington in turbo-charged BMWs, Toyota Supras and Mazda MX5s.

Drift It! shows you the fastest way to get sideways in all conditions - and how to stay there for as long as possible!

"Ideal if you fancy trying some sideways action." Max Power

"Just because drifting's almost exclusively a Jap-car phenomenon,it doesn't mean rear-drive Ford's can't get a look-in. Drift It features rallying pundit, Robbie Head taking an inside look at the finer points of drifting, highlighting the top ten methods used with a dead useful 'pedal' camerato show how it's done. The pros tell you the best cars, tyres and mods to use, plus there's great footage from the UK, Middle East, and Japan, naturally." Fast Ford Magazine

"Drifting has kicked-off in the UK harder than Vinny Jones in a suit of armour. Duke Video have put together this DVD, that's basically a guide for aspiring drifters with step-by-step features showing you loads of techy info about getting sideways. If you've got a rear-wheel drive motor and want to learn how to get the a*** out properly then order yourself a copy now." Fast Car UK Magazine

"You've seen people drifting, but exactly how is it done? Well, Keiichi Tsuchiya shows you how to jump drift, cross-line slide, vaulting-box drift and more, in detail - with pedal cameras to see how it's all done." Redline Magazine

World Rally Review 1985

1985 saw some of the biggest investments ever in rallysport from several of the world's leading manufacturers. Audi Quattros - the first of the 'supercars', Peugeot with their new 4WD lightweight flyer and Lancia with the effective Delta S4. This action packed record includes Ari Vatanen's authoritative win in Sweden the thrilling debut of the new Metro in the hands of Tony Pond at the RAC and the spectator packed tracks of Portugal and Greece; the open plains of Africa, the yumps of the 1000 Lakes and the slick-tyred tarmac racing in San Rem... it's all here on DVD filmed to a very high standard often from within inches of the cars as they hurtle past.

'Duke's terrific collection of world Rally championship reissues on DVD continues to offer fantastic nostalgia trips for rally fans....the seasonal reviews are great - all work in the Motorsport News office ground to a halt as we relived Colin McRae's glorious 1995 WRC success' Motorsport News, July 2008

'Relive the end of the Group B rallying era and the start of the Group A revolution with Duke's superb season review DVDs. The years 1985 to 1991 are available now and make perfect gifts for the anorak and bobble hat brigade. Muddy brilliant!' Autosport November 07

Champion Phil Read

British racer Phil Read is undoubtedly one of the all time greats in the world of motorcycle sport. His command of motorcycles was supreme and his racing skills phenomenal. He rode against many other greats such as Mike Hailwood, Jim Redman, Barry Sheene, Giacomo Agostini and Bill Ivy. This video biography is a comprehensive tribute to a man whose reputation was never less than expressive. With excellent racing footage from the '60's, '70's and '80's, comments from Tommy Robb, Geoff Duke and other stars and interviews with Read himself, this is compelling viewing.

World Rally Championship Review 1991

From the first special stage on the Monte-Carlo, to the final chequered flag on the RAC, Carlos Sainz (Toyota Celica GT4) and Juha Kankkunen (Lancia Delta 16v Integrale) waged a year-long battle for the Drivers World Championship, a battle destined to be won and lost on the very last event of the year, the RAC Rally.
Auriol, Schwarz, Biasion, Eriksson, Wilson, Mitsubishi, Ford, Mazda, Subaru gave chase all the way through the 14 round series.
The highs and lows of another incredible rally season are yours on this spectacular newly re-vamped DVD featuring all rounds of the championship.

'Duke's terrific collection of world Rally championship reissues on DVD continues to offer fantastic nostalgia trips for rally fans....the seasonal reviews are great - all work in the Motorsport News office ground to a halt as we relived Colin McRae's glorious 1995 WRC success' Motorsport News, July 2008

'Relive the end of the Group B rallying era and the start of the Group A revolution with Duke's superb season review DVDs. The years 1985 to 1991 are available now and make perfect gifts for the anorak and bobble hat brigade. Muddy brilliant!' Autosport November 2007

On-Bike Road Race Experience 2

Nothing comes close to the thrill of racing the hairiest raods in the Isle of Man and Northern Ireland at speeds of up to 190mph...until now!

Using the best on-board cameras, on-screen performance data and deafening engine sounds, we give you the chance to get the ultimate rider's-eye-view from the biggest and the best names in road racing. We dare you not to flinch as you as you see the crowds, marshals and police flash by in the blink of an eye as you hit speeds of nearly 200mph!

If you don't feel ill after watching this, your nerves are stronger than most!