Morecambe-based McGuinness (38) is renowned for his remarkable exploits on the 37.73 mile Isle of Man Mountain course where he has won 17 TT races and is the current lap record holder at 131.578mph.

This year McGuinness won two more TT races but also rode in World Endurance as part of the Honda TT Legends team which finished seventh overall in the team’s rookie year.

He is also a former British 250cc champion and has

experience with Honda in the World Supersport championship.

McGuiness will continue to race for Honda on the roads and in World Endurance in 2012.

Ian Hutchinson (32) sent an incredible new record in 2010 when he won all five solo TT races in the Isle of Man.

In the same year, ‘Hutchy’ also won races at the North West 200 and Uslter Grand Prix, marking him as the world’s leading racer on road circuits at that time.

At the end of the season, however, he suffered massive leg injuries after being run over at the start of a short circuit race at Silverstone. He spent all of 2011 recuperating and finally made his racing comeback at Macau in November where he finished third on the Swan Yamaha superbike he had been scheduled to race at the TT.

Hutchy is expected to line up for Swan Yamaha in the 2012 British Supersport championship  – and on the roads in the superbike, supertock and supersport classes.

Yorkshireman, Dougie Lampkin (35) is Britain’s most successful trials rider.

He has won seven consecutive outdoor World Trails titles (1997-2003), five consecutive World Indoor titles (1997-2001), been part of the British winning team in the Trials des Nations four times (’97, ’99, 2002-03).

He has also has claimed six British and two Spanish trials championships – and won the Scott Trial three times.

Lampkin was awarded an MBE in 2001 for his services to the sport.

In recent years Lampkin has switched to racing in extreme enduro events and well as competing in trials but spent much of the 2011 season recovering form an ankle injury.

David Knight (33) is a three-time world champion enduro rider from the Isle of Man and regarded as one of them most talented motorcycle racers in the world.

Not only has ‘Knighter’ won three world titles, he’s also won just about every major extreme off-road challenge in the world and is so accomplished that some race organisers have come up with alternative forms of handicapping him to prevent continued runaway successes!

He’s also an accomplished all rounder, having won British trails titles, and in recognition of his efforts he received an MBE in June 2011.

Knighter has spent most of the 2011 season recuperating for hip surgery but is back to full fitness for the 2012 season.

Neil Hodgson (38) won the 2000 British Superbike Championship after a season-long battle with Chris Walker and the 2003 World Superbike Championship riding for the factory Ducati team.

Hodgson, from Burnley but now resident in the Isle of Man, has also raced at MotoGP level but after his WSB success riding for Ducati, he spent four successful years racing in the American (AMA) Superbike Championship.

At the end of 2009 he suffered a serious shoulder injury in a motocross training crash and though he tried to resume his career in the 2010 BSB series, a crash in the opening round aggravated the shoulder injury and he was forced to retired from professional racing.

Chris Walker (39) is a four-time runner-up in the British Superbike championship and will ride for the Primo Racing Bournemouth Kawasaki team in the 2012 series.

From 2001 until 2006 Walker raced at 500 Grand Prix and World Superbike level and scored a win in the 2006 Dutch WSB round riding a Kawasaki. He was a foru-time top ten finisher in the WSB series with career best  of 6^th in 2003.

Newark, Nottinghamshire-based Walker recently launched the Kawasaki-supported Chris Walker Race School at Mallory.

Nicknamed ‘The Stalker’, Walker is an ardent off-road fan and recently became the owner of the Gonerby Moor motocross practice track near Grantham, which is now know as Stalker MX.

The nationally acclaimed, Bolddog Lings FMX Team has the largest most sophisticated ramp systems in the world, allowing the riders to jump gaps of over 75 feet and reach heights of over 35ft in the air, which gives the riders enough “air-time” to perform an array of death defying tricks usually only seen on TV. The show features tricks such as the ‘look back hart attack’, ‘holly grab’, ‘switch blade’, ‘kiss of death’, ‘dead body’ and many more. Many of these moves will result in the rider exiting their seat, taking their hands off the handlebars and rotating their body around the bike!

You will even see one of the riders get upside down with “The Back Flip”!

The freestyle team boasts the Best of British riding, and includes top talent in the way of the UK’s number one four stroke FMX rider, Dan Whitby, the UK’s highly rated FMX rider Samson Eaton, and new talent Arran Powley. One of Europe’s top riders, “The Frog”, will be coming all the way from Sweden to perform with the team at the Revolution Tour this year.

The Team’s main sponsors are East Anglian Honda dealers Lings Honda and further support is received from Honda UK, Thor, Madison, Castrol, Dunlop, Metal Mulisha, Osiris Shoes, Alpinestars, Easton Bars and Donjoy Knee Braces.

For further information please visit www.bolddog.com.