Speed with Guy Martin

Guy Martin recruits a team made up of a truck racer, an Olympic gold medallist, a bicycle builder and a design engineer more used to working on next-generation military aircraft to try and break the British record for outright speed on a bicycle.

Guy Martin attempts to set the world record for riding a motorcycle on the surface of water. With the help of a Cambridge professor and a team of marine engineers, Guy's stunt hinges on Sir Isaac Newton's Third Law of Motion.

Guy Martin is on a mission to do the seemingly impossible – fly using muscle power alone. He wants to build the world's fastest human powered aircraft - a plane without an engine that Guy will cycle into the air.

Guy Martin sets out to break the record for the world's fastest gravity-powered sled. With the help of the UK's top sports science engineers, athletes and experts in composite engineering Guy will first build, then try to ride the toboggan.

Motorcycle racer Guy Martin wants to get back on a push bike to see just how far it’s possible for a human being to cycle during 24 hours of non-stop pedalling.

Motorbike racer Guy Martin is in the USA, hoping to smash the motorbike record at one of America’s oldest races – the Pike’s Peak International Hill Climb.