Pilotes de légende
Bill Ivy: the flamboyant "Little Prince" of Grand Prix racing
1967 125cc World Champion on a Yamaha, a long-haired dandy and Phil Read's fierce rival, Bill Ivy was one of the first "pop star" riders. A look back at a Grand Prix meteor, from the betrayal of 1968 to the Sachsenring tragedy.
Phil Read, "The Prince of Speed": The Rebel With Seven World Crowns
Seven world championship titles, three categories conquered, an electric rivalry with Bill Ivy and a reputation as a professional rebel: a dive into the legend of Phil Read, the "Prince of Speed".
Loris Capirossi: The Epitome of Riding Longevity
From the youngest world champion in history at 17 years old to the record holder for Grand Prix appearances: the extraordinary career of Loris Capirossi, three-time champion and Ducati's first MotoGP winner.
Jarno Saarinen: The "Flying Finn" who revolutionized racing
250cc World Champion in 1972, pioneer of the "hanging off" technique developed from ice racing, tragically died in Monza on May 20, 1973: a portrait of the Flying Finn.
Randy Mamola: the greatest uncrowned 500cc champion
Four-time 500cc world championship runner-up without ever clinching the title, author of the craziest "save" in history, and co-founder of Riders for Health: a portrait of Randy Mamola, an endearing paddock legend.