cupradave Posted December 13, 2007 Posted December 13, 2007 The Colin McRae Tribute DVD has at last arrived with me here in the shop The blurb During 2007, a Duke production team was tasked with producing the definitive documentary about Colin McRae. With full access to all the WRC recordings of Colin's championship years, plus other rally and family archive, director Mark Cross was able to compile the most comprehensive career record yet of this remarkable sportsman. Working closely with McRae Motorsport Ltd, we also had rare and exclusive access to Colin during a hectic year in which he was about to launch his first production rally car, the amazing R4, was contracted to the X-raid BMW team for Dakar 2008, was involved in the launch of the latest version of his hugely successful computer game 'Colin Mcrae-Dirt' and was seriously considering a return to the WRC. The crew also joined Colin driving the R4 in public for the first time at Goodwood and thrilling the crowds in his unique Ford Escort Mk 2 at the Manx National Rally. Finally, in late August, only afew weeks before the tragic accident that claimed the lives of Colin, his son Johnny and two family friends, we were especially privileged to spend two days in Lanark with Colin and his family. Here Colin talked candidly about every aspect of his career and life, his favourite and not-so-favourite, drives, events, teams and his plans for the future. This is his story - the story of a true rally legend. "Don't think this is a hastily-prepared tribute rushed out in time for Christmas - nothing could be further from the truth. Duke Video had been commissioned to make an authorised biography of McRae at the start of 2007, and was given unparalleled access to the private life of one of rallying's true greats. "It followed Colin's activities through the first half of 2007, including his R4 production car project (which he can be seen demonstrating at Goodwood) and the launch of the Colin McRae: Dirt computer game. "The 90-minute film is interspersed with some full and frank interviews with the Scot. Some of the most poignant moments were filmed just a few weeks before the helicopter accident which claimed his life. "Anyone who truly appreciated Colin's bravery and skill behind the wheel really should have this DVD in their collection." Motorsport News, December 5, 2007.
madmanx Posted December 13, 2007 Posted December 13, 2007 Whats the stock situation like? If we wont one for crimbo do we need to get a shift on
cupradave Posted December 13, 2007 Author Posted December 13, 2007 I have 100 copies sitting here just now, there were 12.5k on back order on our computer system for trade and mailorder.
heazille Posted December 22, 2007 Posted December 22, 2007 I have 100 copies sitting here just now, there were 12.5k on back order on our computer system for trade and mailorder. 99 now Ta Ta Richard
Dorsetdaffodil Posted May 10, 2008 Posted May 10, 2008 (edited) do you still have any left .. and how do i buy? Edited May 10, 2008 by Dorsetdaffodil
little vodka goblin Posted May 10, 2008 Posted May 10, 2008 do you still have any left .. and how do i buy? Hope you manage to get hold of a copy, I got mine for Xmas and have watched it over and over and over again, I cried the 1st time because it just drives home (forgive the pun) what an awesome guy he was
cupradave Posted May 10, 2008 Author Posted May 10, 2008 do you still have any left .. and how do i buy? There are loads mate, that 100 was my initial stock that arrived to the shop You can order one here Colin McRae Rally Legend DVD
Dorsetdaffodil Posted May 10, 2008 Posted May 10, 2008 There are loads mate, that 100 was my initial stock that arrived to the shopYou can order one here Colin McRae Rally Legend DVD Cool thanks
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