Pilotes de légende
Ángel Nieto: The Spanish King of Small-Displacement Motorcycles
The portrait of Ángel Nieto, a kid from Zamora who became a thirteen-time world champion in 50cc and 125cc, a pioneer of Spanish motorcycling and a popular idol who passed away in 2017.
Joey Dunlop: The undisputed King of the Tourist Trophy
Twenty-six Tourist Trophy wins, five world titles, a quarter of a century at the top, and a heart as big as his talent: a dive into the legend of Joey Dunlop, road racing's most beloved biker.
Marco Simoncelli: SuperSic, the rider with a big heart
Curly mane, huge smile, and open-hearted riding: a look back at the career and legacy of Marco Simoncelli, "SuperSic," the 2008 250cc world champion who tragically passed away in Sepang on October 23, 2011.
Kevin Schwantz: the Texan tightrope walker of 500cc
Impossible braking, audacious overtakes and a number 34 retired by the FIM: a dive into the legend of Kevin Schwantz, the Texan tightrope walker and 1993 500cc world champion on Suzuki.
Barry Sheene: The Charismatic Rebel of 500cc
A two-time 500cc world champion on Suzuki, survivor of the most violent crash at Daytona, and media star with insolent charm: Barry Sheene remains the motorcyclist who made an entire nation love speed.