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Join the Saunier Duval-Prodir Pro Tour team as they prepare for the most prestigous race in history, the Tour de France. The Quest 2 movie goes in-depth to find out what it takes to compete and succeed at the highest level in road racing. Learn More

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Something to aim at is a film that told the story of Tom Simpson - who he was, where he came from and what he achieved. After it was released, so many people contacted the producer with their own personal memories of meeting Tom, that he felt another, more in-depth film, should be made about him.

The World of Tommy Simpson is a film that takes a closer look at Tom through the eyes of the people who knew him well, including: Tom's parents - a 1968 interview, recorded just a few months after his death, they speak of his early days in Harworth and his determination to succeed. Jane and Joanne Simpson - his two daughters who have very special memories. Dave Marsh and Len Jones - who devote much of their time to looking after the Tom Simpson Collection in Harworth. Phil Pilley - the BBC producer who became a close friend after meeting Tom on the Tour de France. Roger St Pierre - the well known cycling journalist and friend of Tom. This film contains footage of the great man in action, including Tom riding in the Brussels Six Day Race with the legendary Peter Post, and the BBC film from 1965. All of which adds up to the story that is The World of Tommy Simpson. The BBC film is a fascinating documentary. Containing extremely rare archive footage, it is a very special piece of cycling history, as Tom talks very frankly about his goals, cycling and what it takes to be a champion. It is unmissable. A Ray Pascoe film Written & narrated by Ray Pascoe.

BONUS FEATURES: Unique to the DVD are 15 minutes of extra footage and interviews from the 1964 Tour de France, and a photo gallery

Running Time: 125 minutes

This DVD is Region Free and in PAL format - it will play on most multi-format DVD players. Learn More

Britain's first cycling superstar was Reg Harris, five times the World Sprint Champion and the winner of two silver medals in the 1948 Olympics. Enjoy in this special film, the story of his amazing life, with numerous interviews and previously unreleased archive film, including the BBC film 'Maestro' seen here for the very first time.

The only survivor of a tank attack in the Western Desert in 1940, Harris was discharged as 'medically unfit', but the doctors under-estimated his determined character and in 1947 he won the World Amateur Sprint Championships. In 1957, just ten years after his first world title, he retired and became the proud owner of the historic Fallowfield track in Manchester. It was renamed the Harris Stadium. But life was not easy outside the track. So in 1971 he returned to sprint racing. He caused a sensation. He was 51. Losing in the semi-finals of the British Championship didn't stop him, and in 1974 incredibly, at the age of 54 he won his fifth British Sprint Championship.

Reg's famous Raleigh bikes are now prized collectors items. Particularly revered is the one owned by cycling history enthusiast Dennis Wright, who proudly demonstrates to us what a fine bike it is. Top cycling promoter Alan Rushton and journalist Roger St Pierre are among those that we hear from.

Twice voted the BBC's "Sports Personality of the Year", Harris was debonair, charming, well spoken, and known affectionately as 'Sir' Reg. He loved fast cars, race horses and good wine. Such was his profile, the BBC made a film on him, called 'Maestro' and this special film is included, for the first time on this video. So sit back and enjoy the life and times of a young lad from Lancashire whose name became famous the world over. Narrated by Phil Liggett BONUS FEATURES: Unique to the DVD are 15 minutes of extra footage and interviews

This DVD is Region Free and PAL format - it will play anywhere in the world.

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7 Sampler: Collector's Edition DVD - 2.5 Hours

Lances' greatest moments of the Tour de France from 1999 to 2005!!

Armstrong's seven Tour victories. 20 minutes from each of the first six years, plus 30 minutes from 2005, packaged on one two-and-a-half hour DVD.

It?s the prefect stocking stuffer and gift for the cycling friend in your life. This DVD showcases the best moments of the Tour de France from 1999-2005. Experience the excitement and joy of the Tour de France. Commentary by Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen.

Length: 150 minutes.

Regional Code: 0 (Will play worldwide).
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