RELIVE THE THRILLS, SPILLS, CONTROVERSY AND DRAMA OF THE BRC

The Official Review of the 2008 Tesco 99 Octane British Rally Championship released on DVD

The 2008 Tesco 99 Octane British Rally Championship produced a dramatic three-way title battle, as well as all the usual high-speed thrills and spills which make it such an awesome spectacle.

Now you can relive every awesome highlight in the Official DVD Review. There’s almost four hours of sensational viewing, with comprehensive coverage of every single round of the controversy-hit season.

From reigning champion Guy Wilk’s victory on the opening round to the turbulent title showdown in Wales, our cameras were there to capture every vital moment – and plenty of shocking shunts too!

There are so many must-see moments, including the Mitsubishi ‘barbecue’ on the Jim Clark and ‘double trouble’ for Mark Higgins on the final round, when the ice catches him out in dramatic style – twice!

The Official Review brings you all the best footage, including plenty from inside the cars, plus informed commentary and interviews with the stars.

High-speed tarmac, treacherous ice, slippery mud, challenging gravel – the BRC offers drivers some of the most challenging conditions in rallying, guaranteeing fans the most spectacular action.

Manx brothers Mark and David Higgins mounted a season-long assault on the BRC championship, but Wilks overcame reliability issues, crashes and even a car-destroying inferno to keep himself in the hunt right down to the final day. This is the complete, action-packed, story of a dramatic, and controversial British Rally Championship season.

Plus, there’s a brief look at the Rally 2, Diesel Cup and BRC Challenge classes, as well as two complete on-board stages courtesy of Mark Higgins and Guy Wilks.

The 2008 Tesco 99 Octane British Rally Championship DVD review is released Monday 12th January 2009, priced at £19.56 on DVD and will be available from leading video outlets or direct from Duke Video: Tel 01624 640000, fax 01624 640001 or email mail@dukevideo.com. Visit www.dukevideo.com online.