Speed With Guy Martin

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Speed With Guy Martin

The motorbike racer and mechanic sets out to break the record for the world's fastest gravity-powered sled at the Pista Riberal speed ski slope in the Pyrenees.

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Series 1
The motoring fan is on a mission to do the seemingly impossible - fly using muscle power alone and build the world's fastest human-powered aircraft.
The motorbike racer and mechanic heads to Bala Lake to try to set the world record for riding a motorcycle on the surface of water.
Series 2
The motoring fan attempts to build and race the world's fastest soapbox racer with help from expert designers and the Team GB women's bobsled pair.
The speedster tries to break the world speed record for a hovercraft, but hovercrafts are notoriously unstable at speed and Guy is out of his comfort zone on water.
Series 1
The motoring fan attempts, with the help of slipstreaming, to break the British record for outright speed on a bicycle with the help of Olympian Laura Trott.
Series 2
The motorbike racer and mechanic visits the USA as he hopes to win at one of America's oldest races: the Pike's Peak International Hill Climb.
The motorbike racer and mechanic gets back on a bike to see how far it's possible to cycle during 24 hours of non-stop pedalling.
Series 3
The inside story of the motoring fan's attempt to break the motorcycle land speed record - can he become the first man to do 400 miles per hour on a motorcycle?
The motoring fan attempts to beat the speed record for a human-powered boat with help from Olympians Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Ben Ainslie.
The motoring fan tries to become the first person to cross the English Channel in a human-powered airship by pedalling a bike suspended from a helium-filled balloon.
The motoring enthusiast takes his battered transit van to the USA to enter the fastest road race on the planet: the Nevada Open Road Challenge.
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