1986 did not unfold quite as planned for the 1985 World Champion Freddie Spencer, but his absence for much of the season in some ways led to even greater spectacle on the tracks. For this was a year of excellent racing in every sense. Wayne Gardner put up a superb fight as he took the mantle of Honda No.1 in place of Spencer - so nearly winning the World Title in the process. Meanwhile Randy Mamola, Mike Baldwin, Rob McElnes, and Christian Sarron were often elbow-to-elbow on their V4 Yamaha YZR machines in combat with flying Frenchman Raymond Roche and Belgian Didier Radigues on there v4 Hondas. But the year belonged to Eddie Lawson, no longer 'Steady Eddie' and now the 'Red Baron'. In producer Brian Kreisky's excellent round-up of a whole season of 11 races you can join Lawson on every inch of this victory trail. There's powerslide cornering where the spinning back wheel helps turn the bike, or the view from the on-bike camera in the thick of the GP action, or the awesome power of the V-Fours lifting the front wheel at 140mph! This is it, the definitive record of a super season - 'Red Baron'. Length: 60 Minutes