Reviews
Isle of Man TT 2018 official review DVD
The official review of the 2018 Isle of Man fuelled by Monster Energy features all of the action from another thrilling year on the captivating 37.73-mile Mountain Course, with records obliterated and new heroes emerging among the pantheon of greats
An expert presentation and commentary team guide viewers through the nuances of the TT, providing clear explanations of the different categories, their requirements, and the challenges involved in undertaking a clean event. These are complemented by interviews with leading riders and management, technical insight, and highlights of the pre-event practice and qualifying sessions.
But the stars of the show, of course, are the riders, who thrust their monstrous machines around the ferociously fast undulating roads of the Isle of Man, mere centimetres away from houses, hedges and thousands of spectators that gawp in awe of their skill.
That is perfectly captured by a variety of camera angles, from bone-rattling onboards, trackside cameras that display the sheer speed, and heli-cams that provide a glimpse of the stunning backdrop that the riders flash past.
The TT 2018 Review DVD is available to buy on the official website for £16.99. Product code 4533.
What the future holds for Lola
Motorsport Jobs: How to build a team in six weeks
Rating the best drivers of the century so far
Autosport's Top 50 feature has been a staple of the magazine for the past two decades since its first appearance in 2002. Here are the drivers that have featured most prevalently during that time
The best motorsport moments of 2021
Motorsport produced one of its greatest years of all-time in 2021 despite a backdrop of ongoing COVID-19 challenges and an ever-changing racing landscape. Through the non-stop action Autosport has collected the finest moments from the past 12 months to highlight the incredible drama and joy motorsport generates
The racing comeback artists who resurrected long-dormant careers
Making it in motorsport can be tough, and sometimes drivers move elsewhere before their best chance arrives. Here are some of those who made it back
The hidden racing gem attracting ex-F1 heroes
It’s rarely mentioned when it comes to assessing the best national contests, but the Brazilian Stock Car series that reaches its climax this weekend has an ever-growing appeal. Its expanding roster of ex-Formula 1 names has helped to draw in new fans, but it's the closeness of competition that keeps them watching
The one-time Schumacher rival rebooting his career Down Under
Joey Mawson made waves in the middle of the last decade, beating future Haas Formula 1 driver Mick Schumacher - among other highly-rated talents - to the 2016 German F4 title. A run in F1's feeder GP3 category only caused his career to stall, but now back in Australia Mawson's S5000 title success has set that to rights
The lesson football’s would-be wreckers could learn from racing
OPINION: The greed-driven push for a European Super League that threatened to tear football apart is collapsing at the seams. Motor racing's equivalent, the football-themed Superleague Formula series of 2008-11, was everything that the proposed ESL never could be
The F1 and Indy 'nearly man' that found contentment in Japan
Having had the door to F1 slammed in his face and come within three laps of winning the Indianapolis 500, the collapse of a Peugeot LMP1 shot meant Japan was Bertrand Baguette's last chance of a career. But it's one which he has grasped with both hands
The female all-rounder who arrived "too early"
From Formula 3 to truck racing, Dakar and EuroNASCAR via a winning stint in the DTM, there's not much Ellen Lohr hasn't seen in a stellar racing career that highlights the merit in being a generalist. But she believes her career came too early...