The fourth Hall of Fame category is here. This month we turn to motorcycling and its greatest names. To help us narrow them down to a shortlist of 12 we brought in Mat Oxley and ex-MotoGP rider Jeremy McWilliams.
We run through two-wheeled stars from Valentino Rossi to the cheeky Londoner Barry Sheene. As Rob says in the introduction, this one’s for all you racers.
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