This American Legend is one of the most amazing and unique people in the motorcycle community, Champion Observed Trials rider of international repute and pre-eminent Hollywood Stunt Performer - working on over 200 movies and TV shows during her long career – meet the one and only Debbie Evans.

The amazing journey of a young woman who was seeking a grander purpose in her life that resulted in her becoming the first British woman to ride around the world, at a time (1982) when young women were not supposed to venture out alone in many countries of the world. Her book, Lone Rider, is a worthy read. This is the Elspeth Beard story.

America's winningest road racer is actually French-Canadian. His 86 AMA road race wins sets himself in a world apart. But that is only the start of the story with this son of a legendary father. Miguel Duhamel, is not only a born motorcycle racer, he is a great story teller with a unique sense of humor.

A Three-time Grand National Flat track Champion with 25 mile wins in a six year career, the Stroh Miles Championship, Pro Athlete of the year twice, AMA Superbike Champion, and inspired so much confidence in Honda that they offered him a Grand Prix ride in 1989, with the expectations that he had what it would take to become a world Champion. Unfortunately, following this third race, there was a horrendous accident at Laguna Seca, on the cool down lap that almost cost him his life. We'd like to thank Bubba for his honesty and allowing us to publish this episode in full.

When observed trials was in its formative years, one man garnered just about every prize that was going. Many of them multiple times. In the International world of Trials, this 86 year old is truly a legend. The breadth of his achievements may never be equalled and now in what is possibly the autumn of his life, he has one of the world's greatest motorcycle museums. This is Sammy Miller.

In reality this guest need no introduction for most motor-heads, whether a motorcycle fan or a car aficionado. His car and motorcycle collection is legend and his knowledge is both global and significant - which he shares with us in this MotoStarr Episode.

Episode 14 of the MotoStarr Video podcasts is with a man who has lived with the name of a motorcycle racing legend all of his life. He followed in his father's footsteps by also winning a 500cc World MotoGP Championship, making them the only father and son to ever have won a motorcycle World Title and the only pair to have won any major motorsports World Championships while both are still alive. This is Kenny Roberts Jr.

One of the best kept secrets in American Motorcycling is the World Endurance Championship that my guest for Episode 13 won in 1993. He was the first American to do so and he did it at a time when so few American’s knew that there was a World Endurance series. In many respects for my guest, that might have been be the pinnacle of his racing success after learning his craft on the race tracks of America, but his career in motorcycling continued with American Honda and an opportunity to pass along his expertise to a new and different audience. Through his tenure with Honda, his successful racing career, and his time in the media with Cycle World, Doug Toland was able to live his dream, and occasionally wear a tie!

Scott Russell, perhaps equally known as “Mr. Daytona", is the quintessential American Racer. His successes are legend. World Superbike Champion, Suzuka 8 hour winner, AMA Superbike Champion, and AMA Supersport Champion, where he won every one of his races in his winning year and a record 23 victories in that class, and likely what he will forever be remembered for, 5 Daytona 200 victories, hence his moniker. Of course, he may also be remembered for his amazing helmet design. Enjoy!

'Flying' Fred Merkel was the first ever World Superbike Champion - he won it not only once, but twice in total, taking the title in 1988 and 1989. He's also a 3 times national Superbike champion over in the USA as well. He's a very laid back character and it was a total joy to hear some amazing stories from the 80s and 90s, told a few decades on from his home in San Francisco. Enjoy.