Najlepsze maszyny

Wszystko o niezwykłych i ciekawych technicznie maszynach, z których korzysta człowiek: od specjalistycznego sprzętu używanego na placach budowy po maszyny zabawki dla milionerów.

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Episode Guide

* The Transatlantic Challenge: Sports Cars

A car created by Italian manufacturer Ferrari and an American-built Corvette are tested on the Willow Springs Race Track in California
* Transatlantic Challenge: Fire Engines

The best fire engines from North America and Europe are tested.
* The Transatlantic Challenge: Fork Lifts

America's Hyster E60Z battles Germany's Jungheinrich EFG 430 in a challenge of fork lifts.
* The Transatlantic Challenge: Drag Trucks

The Finnish SISU SL250 faces off against the U.S.'s Bonneted White in a battle of five-ton trucks at Santa Pod Raceway in the United Kingdom.
* The Transatlantic Challenge: Forwarders

Canada's Tigercat 1075 competes against Finland's Ponsse Buffalo King.
* The Transatlantic Challenge: Excavators

In a battle of tracked excavators, the German-made Terex TC225 faces off with the American-made CX210.
* The Transatlantic Challenge: Quad Bikes

Off-road bikes are tested.
* The Transatlantic Challenge - Police Cars

The most technologically advanced, fastest, largest, heaviest and most historically significant machines
* The Transatlantic Challenge: Motorbikes

Harley Davidson and Triumph motorcycles are tested.
* Motorcycles

The Harley-Davidson Night Rod Special takes on the Triumph Rocket 3 for looks and speed.
* Quad Bikes

It's a battle between the British Diablo 850 and the Canadian Outlander 800.
* Police Cars

The Volvo T5 Estate and Ford Crown Victoria are put through their paces in a battle of police cars.
* The Transatlantic Challenge 4x4

Jeep and Land Rover vehicles are put through five challenges.
* Sports Cars

The Ferrari and the Corvette square off in tests to find the meaner machine.
* Tunnel-Boring Machines

The machines used to build tunnels, including the largest-ever construction and the six-foot micro versions guided by lasers
* Mission: Cranes

A floating crane that picks up bridges; foundry crane carries 10 tons of molten steel; tower cranes.
* Mission: Amphibians

The watercar; WWII amphibians; rescue hovercrafts; flying hovercrafts.
* Mission: Loggers

Futuristic helicopters pluck trees from the ground; clam bunk skidders; timberjacks.
* Mission: Tunnelers

Largest tunneler in existence; remote guided micro-tunnelers; road headers and rocket boomers.
* Mission: Ships

U.S. Navy aircraft carrier; F1 powerboat; mine-hunting ships.
* Mission: Trains

Old and new locomotives, American steam train and trains of the future.
* Mission: Trucks

Dump truck, jet truck, fire fighting trucks and people carriers.
* Mission: Transporters

The use of transporters to move space shuttles, sewer crawlers and bridges.
* Mission: Subs

U-boats, attack submarines, sub shaped like a dolphin and rescue subs.
* Ships

The series concludes by focusing on the fastest and most technologically advanced seagoing craft, including an F1 powerboat driven by world champion Guido Cappellini. Also featured are mine-hunting ships, the American Navy's Nimitz aircraft carrier and the motor vessel Revolution, used to construct wind farms at sea
* Loggers

The technology used in logging, from customised chainsaws with double-barrelled carburettors to a 13-tonne machine able to do the work of an entire team of lumberjacks. Also featured are such innovations as remote-controlled submarine the Sawfish, devised to fell underwater forests
* Trains

The most innovative trains, from early steam engines to the Unimog 400 shunter, which can shift up to 1,000 tonnes. Plus, the technology behind magnetic levitation, which was developed in Germany in the 1970s and allows trains to 'fly' on the ground at speeds of up to 500kph
* Cranes

The world's most advanced cranes, including a pair used to attach 360 tonnes of roofing to a stadium in Liege, Belgium. The smallest lifters in the business can be folded down to just 60cm wide, while a floating crane can be used to build bridges, salvage trawlers and rescue stranded whales
* Submarines

The evolution and development of submarines, from the German VIIC U-boat that saw service in World War Two to the Royal Navy's HMS Turbulent, the latest in billion-pound nuclear-powered killing machines which can stay submerged for up to 90 days. Plus, the Flying Dolphin - a vessel built purely for fun
* Tunnellers

Equipment that creates tunnels, from the 180m-long Wirth TBE-500, used to bore a passage through the Alps, to the Rocket Boomer, a device which uses four independently moveable arms to drill up to 140 six-metre-deep holes in the rock face
* Trucks

An insight into the largest and fastest trucks, including the Cobra 2, a rapid-response fire and rescue engine designed to tackle aircraft crashes after take-off or landing. Plus, a look at the largest truck in the world, designed for open-pit mining, and the Buffalo military personnel carrier
* Amphibious Vehicles

The most technologically advanced amphibious craft, including the WaterCar - a vehicle which can reach speeds of over 125mph and can pull skiers along
* Amphibians

The most technologically advanced amphibious vehicles, including the Watercar, which can reach speeds of up to 50mph on water. Also featured is the 71-tonne rescue hovercraft used by coastguards in Canada, which responds to more than 500 annual SOS calls around Vancouver, and can move at more than 60mph
* Bulldozers

Makes and models of bulldozer, featuring the Cat-D9, which can climb near-vertical slopes and shovel 50 tonnes of earth in a single scoop, and the Cat-D10, a vehicle specially designed to work in the extreme conditions found in the nickel mines of Ontario, Canada. Plus, the diminutive machines bound for Mars
* Transporters

A look at some of the most effective transporters ever built, from the Nasa crawler that moves space shuttles, to a tiny remote-controlled machine used to fix leaks in sewers

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