S1.E40 ∙ Lawnmower Racing

Get up close and personal with one of the most exciting superbike teams around. Follow Hawk racing through their 2005 season as if you were there. Hawk Speed is a fly-on-the-wall fourteen part series which allows you VIP unrestricted access to the team for the whole 2005 race season. The cameras go right into the thick of the action as they share the all excitement and some of the disappointment the team experience. Go behind-the-scenes in the pit garage and watch the team work miracles to produce one of the finest race bikes to date. From the workshop to video diaries, from Pitlane to VIP Hospitality, you will see everything that goes on behind-the-scenes. This character led fly on the wall documentary series follows one of Britain's most exciting Superbike teams. Headed by Australian riders, Glen Richards and Dean Thomas, we pick up the story as the team prepare for the 2005 racing season. This is a dynamic, behind the team, people's people documentary. An engaging series that shows the team make Hawk Kawasaki win and not just the riders. We follow various members picking out entertaining characters, the tension, frustration of the riders, race days and testing events, time lapse footage of the team preparing for the Sunday race day, press interviews, the wins, the disappointing losing the riders will face, crashes and the entertaining moments that make these people human, real and interesting. This engaging, frustrating, dynamic, testosterone injected series, will grip, entertain and excite the viewer from start to finish. This is the first time anyone will get so far behind the scenes of a full blown Superbike team. Things they don't want other teams to see... well we will...!!!

A series about the 2030 Agenda: The Sustainable Development Goals, how and what is done to achieve them.

This series offers a deep dive into James Altucher's personal story of failure and rebirth while sharing ways you can implement the "Choose Yourself" mentality to find happiness in your own life.

This documentary series takes viewers back to the days of Edgar Allan Poe to explore Alfred Hitchcock's Dada and Surrealist roots.