Denise Mueller has gone faster than anyone has ever been on a bike! Eight years ago on Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, she travelled at an average of more than 183 mph, smashing the previous record and setting the mark that still stands today. What makes Denise's story even more remarkable is that she took a 20 year break from cycling before returning in her 40's to break the record. From her home in San Diego she took us back to where it all started, aged 14 when her grandfather bought both her and her dad a bike
Pedro Cueto is a young man achieving remarkable things on and off the race track. At the age of just six Pedro's life changed when he was diagnosed with cancer. Eventually he had his leg amputated, but nothing would stop Pedro's driving dream. He became the first driver without a leg to compete at this level of international karting and now aged 11-years-old has just won the prestigious karting championship, the IAME Series Italy Racing Formula.
Britain's Ollie Millroy and Netherlands' Loek Hartog have always loved racing cars... Le Mans, Formula 2, Gran Turismo Championship. They have done it all... Last month in Shanghai they were racing against each other when Ollie was involved in a crash that resulted in his Ferrari being engulfed in flames. Trapped, the window of opportunity to save him was closing fast when around the corner zoomed Loek... Ditching his desire to win, he stopped, ran over and pulled Ollie out. We hear from Ollie from his hospital bed alongside wife Fern and also Loek the man who saved him
Back in 1983, American motorcyclist "Fast Freddie" Spencer won the world motorcycling championship aged just 21. Spencer won an epic battle against Kenny Roberts, another legendary US rider. Their rivalry is regarded as one of the fiercest in the history of the sport.
Photo: Denise Mueller-Korenek was pulled along to 100 mph using a dragster before breaking the record (CREDIT: Getty Images