Pushing The Limits: The Fastest Vehicles of the 1930s | Secret Of The Transport Museum

At Brooklands, there are two vehicles in their massive collection that still stand out above all the others, as the fastest on the four and two wheels. The first, the epic Napier Railton. A car that was built in 1933, it set the ultimate Brooklands lap speed. Around this same time, an extraordinary motorcycle was also being primed for victory. The Brough Superior was once crowned the fastest bike in the world. It's been a dream for many at Brooklands to see these two titans side by side. Will this dream become a reality?
In this behind the scenes series, we're invited to the Brooklands museum as we follow the volunteers and staff as they mend, maintain and restore the most extraordinary historic motors and airplanes in the world. From cars, motorbikes, buses to bi-planes, all of these are all tuned up and restored using engineering expertise and knowledge that is slowly becoming non-existent.