Documentary about people who love the rush so much that they do something even more dangerous than cocaine addiction - motorcycle racing. A phrase 'not the brightest tool in the shed' comes to mind looking at those guys. But hey, like they said - everyone has his thing. I don't think people who don't care about racing will find this too interesting. Mindsets of the racers are (presented) simple, and even though racing footage is well shot it get boring soon.

I doubt there'll be any thrillers this year more tense than this doco. Looking at a selection of daring racers, including the stand-out Guy Martin who proves to be a real character (if you can understand what he's saying); his funny, oddly charming, passionate, simple, but can be selfish and boyish. The races themselves are seen as hugely exciting, pumping the racers with the life they live, but also dangerous enough for the serious injury and (near-)death they experience.

An insane and adrenaline fueled watch. Guy Martin is an absolute character and the star of the film yet the TT races themselves grab your attention with ease. Loads of fantastic footage and probably the most enjoyable documentary I've seen since Exit Through the Gift Shop.