Barry Sheene, an icon of motorcycle racing, transcended the sport with his charismatic persona and thrilling achievements. While primarily known for his prowess on two wheels, he also made a notable impact in the film world with the documentary "Speed is My Need" (2019). This gripping film not only chronicles his remarkable career, including his back-to-back 500cc World Championships in 1976 and 1977, but also showcases his resilience following life-threatening injuries. For collectors, this title represents a unique intersection of motorsport history and cinematic storytelling. Sheene's larger-than-life character and his ability to captivate audiences both on and off the track make his films highly sought after in the realm of physical media. As a testament to his legacy, "Speed is My Need" has become a collectible gem for fans looking to celebrate the thrilling highs and lows of Sheene's life, ensuring that his daring spirit lives on in the home video format. Collectors appreciate not just the content, but the influence he had on the culture of motorsport and entertainment alike.