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Season 3, 3 episodes

Episode 1: Transit Van
- Now playing
- 47m
- Sep 4, 2016
Guy will attempt to break the speed record for a Transit Van. The record currently stands at impressive 174mph. But ever the optimist, Guy wants to reach the 200mph barrier in a souped-up Transit.
Episode 2: Pedal-Powered Airship
- 47m
- Sep 25, 2016
Guy tries to cross the English channel on a human-powered airship. His transport takes the form of a bicycle held aloft by a helium balloon the size of a bus, with the pedals driving two propellers. He puts the machine to the test in Bedfordshire's historic Cardington Hangars, where some of the world's biggest flying machines were created, and seeks some military advice on surviving crash landings.
Episode 3: Human-Powered Boat
- 47m
- Oct 2, 2016
Guy Martin attempts to beat the speed record for a human-powered boat, with help from Olympic legends Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Ben Ainslie

Speed with Guy Martin

How to make things go really fast

2013 to 2016
Rated TV-PG
3 seasons
47m per episode
Documentary
Action & Adventure

8.1TMDB(7)

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Motorcycle racer and mechanic Guy Martin undertakes a series of speed-based challenges, exploring the boundaries of physics and learning about the science of speed.

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Ran for 3 seasons and 11 episodes (2013 to 2016)
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Status: Ended
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 11
First aired: December 29, 2013
Last aired: October 2, 2016
Original language: English
Countries: United Kingdom

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Season 3, 3 episodes

Episode 1: Transit Van
- Now playing
- 47m
- Sep 4, 2016
Guy will attempt to break the speed record for a Transit Van. The record currently stands at impressive 174mph. But ever the optimist, Guy wants to reach the 200mph barrier in a souped-up Transit.
Episode 2: Pedal-Powered Airship
- 47m
- Sep 25, 2016
Guy tries to cross the English channel on a human-powered airship. His transport takes the form of a bicycle held aloft by a helium balloon the size of a bus, with the pedals driving two propellers. He puts the machine to the test in Bedfordshire's historic Cardington Hangars, where some of the world's biggest flying machines were created, and seeks some military advice on surviving crash landings.
Episode 3: Human-Powered Boat
- 47m
- Oct 2, 2016
Guy Martin attempts to beat the speed record for a human-powered boat, with help from Olympic legends Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Ben Ainslie

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Ran for 3 seasons and 11 episodes (2013 to 2016)
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E1 Episode 1: Transit Van

E2 Episode 2: Pedal-Powered Airship

E3 Episode 3: Human-Powered Boat

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E1 Episode 1: Transit Van

E2 Episode 2: Pedal-Powered Airship

E3 Episode 3: Human-Powered Boat

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Episode 1: Transit Van

Episode 2: Pedal-Powered Airship

Episode 3: Human-Powered Boat

Episode 1: Transit Van

Episode 2: Pedal-Powered Airship

Episode 3: Human-Powered Boat