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I, Superbiker: The Day of Reckoning - film review

Expert photography of motorbike racing in a highly personal documentary
(Picture: Freezeframe Photography
Freezeframe Photography
31 March 2013

Mark Sloper’s film is the latest in the I, Superbiker series. It records the 2012 British superbike season with Tommy Bridewell from Devices going for the title in memory of his dead brother and facing, among others, the rough, tough Australian Josh Brookes. Expert photography of the racing throughout as the highly personal motives of the mad racers are worked out.

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