Duke Video will release the 2005 Season Recap of the MotoGP championship on December 8, 2005. The DVD will be available at www.dukevideousa.com and from DVD distributors. Road racing fans will be eagerly awaiting the 2005 Moto GP season Review DVD in order to look back at one of the most drama-filled and action-packed seasons ever. The 180 minute production is available much earlier than in previous seasons. Orders are now being taken for shipment December 8 in time for Christmas. And it’s not just Moto GP that Duke will be making available. The company has exclusive DVD rights to all of motorcycle sport’s major World Championships in 2005. Season reviews from World Superbike, the awesome Isle of Man TT, World Motocross, Trials and Enduro will all be released into the North American market over the next few weeks. This DVD is packed with all season’s action. A home-field win for Nicky Hayden at Laguna Seca and additional podium positions that make him and Marco Melandri the hottest new young prospects to wrest the Moto GP crown away from Valentino Rossi and return it to Honda”¦ “¦the complete collapse of Sete Gibernau’s challenge for the title and his subsequent defection from Honda to Ducati”¦ “¦Rossi continuing to work his magic for Yamaha, ably supported by Colin Edwards”¦ “¦the return to form of the Ducati ‘desmoseidici'”¦Kenny Roberts and John Hopkins struggling to make the Suzuki competitive”¦ “¦wherever you looked there was drama throughout the 2005 Moto GP World Championship season and American riders were always in the thick of it! So much so that Hayden and Edwards were third and fourth in the season’s points standings. Duke Video is the world’s largest distributor of powersports DVDs and, through its new US marketing arm, Cold Creek Partners, is aiming to really make its presence felt in North America during 2006. Cold Creek Partners principal, Dick Lague, is promising to assemble a motorcycling product line throughout the coming year that will have the North American customer foremost in mind. And it will be a product line that will please motorcyclists of all enthusiasms road racing, motocross, Enduro and off-road racing, trials and touring, cruisers and chopper fans. For now, more information on the existing Duke DVD range can be found on www.dukevideousa.com. Duke titles also will be available via magazine mail order advertising and through major North American DVD dealers and distributors.