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'Head to Head' takes a look at some of the classic rivalries from the motorcycle racing's premier class. We start with perhaps the most famous and spectacular rider feud of all time, between quarreling Americans Wayne Rainey and Kevin Schwantz, who made no attempt to disguise their contempt for each other on and off the track. Whilst Rainey and Schwartz were compatriots for different factories, sometimes the most intense rivalries can muster within the same team as was the case with Nick Doohan and Alex Criville in the 1990s. Two team-mates who did get along were 250cc stars Olivier Jacque and Shinya Nakano but the competitive rivalry between the pair brough about one of the most exciting head-to-heads in living memory on the track. We remember in detail their breathtaking battle for the 2000 quarter-litre crown, which went right down to the final corner of the final race at Phillip Island. Finally, the DVD takes us to the famous rivalry of the modern era - Valentino Rossi and Max Biaggi. The Italian pair held each other in equally low esteme even before Rossi made the step up to the premier-class, when their mutual disregard exploded into a flurry of arguements, on-track battles, even a reported punch up!
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