Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #58214 in Books
• Published on: 2008-12
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 288 pages

Customer Reviews

Improved design, stunning photography, still the definitive annual!
Yet again Motocourse has set the standard by which others are judged, OK so it might be a little later on the shelves but my God isn't it worth waiting for. My copy arrived today and it's the best I've seen yet.
It doesn't seem to have been given the dramatic re design and improvement in content and contributors that Autocourse has had this year but it's still the daddy of them all. I'm looking forward to putting my feet up in between Christmas and New Year, opening a full bodied bottle of red and losing myself in the quality of editorial and imagery that is Motocourse. That's why the internet will NEVER EVER replace good quality books,Motocourse is sensational and I hope it will never ever be phased out and replaced by an electronic version or worse still a website!

The 'Bible'
As ever this is a classic way of looking back at the racing season.The fact that I have a full set of these indicates my liking for the format of this now sought after title. Now we're going to have to suffer Charlie 'Clown' Cox throughout the year with his mind numbing dross talking all over the Moto GP coverage, atleast I'll have a good read to look forward to at the end of the season with next season's 'issue'.
If you're into bike racing properly, this needs to be on your shelf.

Collectors piece
I have every copy of Motocourse from 1999 and it has changed it publisher in that time but the quality of both text and photos has remained constant throughout.

Micheal Scott's forward and Kevin Camerons technical review are my personal best bits and as long it retains it's quality annual 'tag' I will continue to buy it