Official Dunlop MSA British Touring Championship Review released on DVD

The 2007 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship was an amazing season of racing, featuring bumper-to-bumper action, brand new winners, thrilling racing and a dramatic down-to-the-wire title battle.

Now you can enjoy an astonishing seven hours of coverage from this exciting series in the Official DVD Review from Duke.

This action-packed two-disc set features extensive coverage of all 30 rounds, with amazing camera angles, in-car footage, interviews and expert commentary from Ben Edwards and former BTCC champion Tim Harvey putting you at the heart of the action.

The Official DVD Review is just £19.99, meaning viewers can enjoy all the action for less than £3 an hour!

BTCC Series Director Alan Gow said the Official Review from Duke is great value for money.

‘The BTCC prides itself on providing quality, affordable entertainment for the public to enjoy,’ he said.

‘I was delighted when Duke told me the season review would contain seven hours of footage. It is staggeringly good value for money.’

‘For any BTCC fan, this DVD will make for a great present to fill the hours while relaxing during the Christmas break or indeed as a collection of truly great memories from what has been a magnificent season for the championship,’ Mr Gow added.

The review follows what emerged as one of the closest fought BTCC title battles on record, culminating in Vauxhall’s Fabrizio Giovanardi and SEAT’s Jason Plato heading into the final round separated by just one point.

The dramatic season saw eight different drivers celebrate victory, and several new names come to the fore. Plus, there was plenty of the door-to-door action, spins, crashes and sensational car control fans of the BTCC have come to expect.

The action just keeps on coming �" camera-bashing antics at Oulton Park, pile-ups at Brands Hatch, controversial clashes at Snetterton and much, much more.

This is the full story of an unpredictable, exciting and surprise-packed season.

BTCC 2007 was released 10th December, 2007, priced at £19.99 on DVD, 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.