Official review of the 2005 British Supermoto challenge, with multi-discipline riders tackling some of the toughest courses in the world. Riders include Christian Iddon, Matt Winstanley and Fred Fiorentino. Featuring on-bike footage, interviews and behind the scenes action.

Some exceptional martial artists are able to train their bodies to endure enormous pressures and destroy immensely strong objects with nothing more than their bodies. Featuring human powerhouses and destroyers with skills derived from many Martial Arts, this programme shows the techniques at full speed, close up and slow motion. All the techniques are performed by internationally acclaimed experts, champions, world record and Guinness Book of Record holders

This girl's surf documentary has taken eccentric footage from the world's best girl surfers in Indonesia, Australia and France, added animation and created a unique insight into the world of women's surfing.

Bike enthusiasts Charley Boorman and James Whitham present this look at some of the most bone-crunchingly violent crashes and smashes from the past six years of the British Superbikes Championship.

A fast moving look at some of the best bike Grand Prix races over the last decade, featuring the top riders and their bikes.

Witness all the action as the top extreme rockcrawling competitors battle to take the Supercrawl World Championship crown.

The second installment of the 'Run for your Life' series includes the worlds top cyclists throwing down stunts with style. The star-studded cast includes the likes of Darren Bearclaw, Tyler Klassen, Wade Simmons, Thomas Vanderham, Jordie Lunn, Aaron Chase.

A collection of motorbike action from all the big names, including Seth Enslow, Tommy Clowers, Chris Carr, Bubba Blackwell, Dana Creech & Joey Cisco. The high-speed action is accompanied by tracks from Another Society, Whiplash & Dynamite Boy.

Skid marks burn into the pavement as smoking tires spin and monstrous machines lunge forward. Adrenaline pumps. Fast and furious fuel-injected dream machines calibrate to pulse-pounding music. Tortuous curves: on the street and on the women. Muscle cars. Import drags. Invading the streets, evading the cops. Rubber burns! Tires screech! Sirens wail!

Three decades worth of highlights from 'Match of the Day' in a two-tape package.

More martial art action (put together and presented by Bob Sykes), showing karate, thai boxing, kickboxing, wado kai, wado ryu karate and wing chun.

Drivers Ari Vatanen and Colin McRae offer the viewer a front seat view of a snow rally.

Another compilation (put together and presented by Bob Sykes) of the best in multi-discipline martial arts, including Vale Tudo, Kickboxing, Taekwondo and Karate.

Review of the 2003 British Superbike Championship, with over 3 hours of on-bike footage showing all the main competitors including Shane 'Shakey' Byrne, John Reynolds and Michael Rutter.

A look into the world of male bodybuilding, set against the backdrop of the 1990 Mr Olympia, featuring interviews with all the top champions and co-presented by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

RAC Rally-winning driver Tony Mason chooses his top 30 rally cars and presents this overview of their place in the world rally scene. Among the cars included are the Lancia Stratos, Audi Quattro, Austin Healey, Mini Cooper, Toyota Celica, Renault Alpine, Porsche 911 and Talbot Sunbeam Lotus.

Fitness guide based around the principles and requirements of the urban sport, freerunning. The sport, an offshoot of parkour, a discipline based on efficient movement around obstacles, has grown in popularity in recent years and presents a stern physical challenge. This programme aims to prepare viewers for the rigours of competing as a freerunner.

Two-time Academy Awardr-winner Ron Howard delivers the exhilarating true story of a legendary rivalry that rocked the world.

During the sexy and glamorous golden age of Formula 1racing, two drivers emerged as the best: gifted English playboy James Hunt and his methodical, brilliant Austrian opponent, Niki Lauda.

As they mercilessly clash on and off the Grand Prix racetrack, the two drivers push themselves to the breaking point of physical and psychological endurance, where there's no shortcut to victory and no margin for error.