Memories of Coventry Speedway DVD Trailer

Memories of COVENTRY SPEEDWAY DVD

HAS Brandon Stadium seen the last of speedway, or will the Bees get back on track there in the future? Sadly, their future is very doubtful. What we can say with absolute certainty is that this prime venue in the heart of the Midlands, where the bikes roared for the first time in 1928, produced countless special memories for Bees and visiting supporters to treasure.

Now you can relive the good times again and again thanks to our unique double-disc collection of brilliant race action featuring most of Coventry's biggest names . . . NIGEL BOOCOCK, OLE OLSEN, TOMMY KNUDSEN, MITCH SHIRRA, KELVIN TATUM, HANS NIELSEN, GREG HANCOCK, BILLY HAMILL, ANDY SMITH, SIMON WIGG, GARY GUGLIELMI, RICK MILLER, JOHN JORGENSEN, BRIAN ANDERSEN, LES OWEN, BOB VALENTINE.

Also appearing in action clips: Roger Hill, Frank Smith, Alan Molyneux, Mick Bell, Alf Busk, Kevin Hawkins, Charlie McKinna, Sam Nikolajsen, Steve Bastable, David Bargh, David Clarke, Andy Hackett, Neville Tatum, Jakob Olsen, Wayne Broadhurst, Chris Clarence, Andy Meredith, Shaun Tacey, Darren Spicer, etc.

*Thrill to the Bees home and away, including local derbies with Leicester, Cradley and Wolves.

Filmed or audio interviews with Booey, Ken McKinlay, Derrick Tailby, Ole Olsen, Knudsen, Kelvin Tatum, Bastable, Jorgensen, Miller, Neville Tatum, Bargh, Smith, Nielsen, Wigg, Andersen, Jakob Olsen, Meredith, Clarence, plus legendary promoter Charles Ochiltree and Jack Parker, team managers Mick Bell and Bob Tanser.

The historic first Barry Briggs' Golden Greats meeting in 1988, featuring six former World Champions: Briggo, Ivan Mauger, Ove Fundin, Peter Collins, Anders Michanek and Freddie Williams, plus ex-Bees Jim Lightfoot and Ken McKinlay, and Bruce Cribb shattering the Brandon track record on his ice bike.

Nigel Boocock's moving memorial service at Brandon, including interview with Cynthia Boocock.

Including rare, previously unseen colour cine footage from the 60s & 70s.

Many evocative still images just oozing yellow and black nostalgia.