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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.
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