Give this MotoGP Photographer 30 days and he'll show you...
How to Take Jaw-Dropping Motor-Sport Shots Like This




Step-by-Step Blueprint Helps You Learn Up to 10x Faster, and Cuts Your Learning Curve Dramatically
From: Rob Gray Monday, 6:40am
Dear Motors Sports Photographer,
Have you ever looked at images like those above and thought HOW?
What settings and cameras did they use? What do they know that I don’t?
My name’s Rob Gray and I wasn’t always a factory team MotoGP Photographer

Nor did I have a pro-photographer to turn to point out the shortcuts. In fact, most people kept things close to their chest, so like you I’ve had to…
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- Spend hours wrestling with small technical issues which only take seconds to fix once you know how.
- Invest dozens of hours watching generic sports photography videos, trying to separate the wheat from the chaff to get decent information.
- Continually watching YouTube videos, performing Google searches and scrolling through forums hoping they’d deliver what I needed
despite the fact…
Once You Get Past the Basics, Sourcing Decent Motorsports Photography Help is Like Finding a Needle in a Haystack
Meet Your Coach
Rob Gray has worked across the British Superbike & World Superbike paddocks and is now the lead photographer for Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, one of just five factory teams in the MotoGP championship.
Rob started his journey as a fan who loved motorsports and got hooked on taking photos.
Now, the world’s biggest brands & teams including Red Bull, Honda, BMW, Oakley and 100% have all looked to him for his creative and distinctive imagery.
He’s been featured in Motorcycle News, Bike Sport News, Fast Bikes Magazine, Offtrackonroad.com, and is part of the creative team behind the leading national French Magazine, GP Mag.




I have to pinch myself sometimes knowing I’m interacting with MotoGP riders, and living magic moments close to the fastest riders and bikes on the planet.
Like you, I started out as a motorsports fan and got addicted to taking photos at the track. This is me just 11 years ago at my local track, Brands Hatch in Kent…
I didn't even own my own camera at this point!


From touring cars to classic cars, motorbikes, British super bikes, muscle cars, DTM, I bought posters of my favourite riders and put them on my wall - and used to attend every event I could for no other reason than because I loved racing.
Then one day I borrowed a camera from a friend, took it to a few races, and ended up taking a LOT of blurry photos like this…


I certainly wasn’t a natural talent, yet from that moment I was hooked and invested thousands of hours learning about every single nuance of the craft.
Going from a wet behind the ears novice to getting a media pass and making a living from the sport has been an intense 11 year journey – and since there are no courses for this type of photography…
Recently I sat down and created a program, which I wish I had when I was starting out.

Something that will help
you achieve your objectives as a motorsports photographer up to 10x faster, and slash your frustration levels in half.

Something so simple
anyone could follow it to fuel their creativity and get ‘out of the box’ distinctive shots.

Something I could 100%
guarantee would work for anyone who just applied it correctly.
Yes, that’s why I created the...
Every Single Thing You Need to Know to Take Dramatically Better Shots, Choose the Right Equipment, Be in the Right Spot at the Right Time, Prepare Before a shoot, Finely Tune Your Lightroom and Make Your Motor Sports Photos Shine
You’ve never been exposed to anything like this. It’s totally and completely UNIQUE. Why? Because this is your opportunity to look over my shoulder as I show you everything I discovered on my way to working as a MotoGP Photographer.

You’ll get the inside secrets to every stage of the process from setting up your equipment, using it in the field, looking for those distinctive shots, effortless lightroom workflow, and editing photos ready to be shared.
There simply is nobody else teaching this sort of information. This is your opportunity to have a motorsports photographer who’s been there and done that help you shortcut the entire process — by showing you exactly how to do it, step by step.

You'll begin this course with...
a “gap” which seems impossible to bridge, between the amateurs and pros no matter how much fancy camera equipment you invest in.
Yet just 30 days later, you'll complete this course with...
the skills to shoot in new ways with new ideas to try out on track. And the knowledge of how to edit the images in a way to make them stand out.
More importantly, you’ll have the tools to set up your workflow to a professional standard, and a framework that will help you find and capture more creative and distinctive shots.

Make no mistake about it - you’ll feel more excited than ever next time you head to the track with these new techniques and camera settings in your back pocket that allow you to take shots which make the subject pop and stand out amongst your peers. In fact, I’m even going to give you…
My Step-by-Step Game Plan
This is the exact template I prepare each event with so I’m clear on how to navigate the day and walk away with an incredible selection of photos.
Yes, I’ve used this at every Grand Prix for the last 2 years and evolved it over time.

With this game plan in your pocket you’ll walk into your next event with a completely different level of confidence, prepared like a professional photographer with…
- An awareness of how to take advantage of the environment
- A visual map of the best spots on track
- A set of achievable goals for the day
- And even specific insights on how to be in the right place at the right time to get the most important shots. Like after they win a race, or are waving to the crowd off their bikes.
Ok, let’s take a closer look at what’s inside…
Speed of Light Sports Photography Secret # 1:
How to Choose the Perfect Set of Equipment


This module will save you a ton of headaches
Because I’ll breakdown the key features required for motorsports photography, including the types of camera and lenses to use, when to use digital vs mechanical shutters, and how to make the most of your current kit.
Not only will we set up your camera so you get the maximum from it,
we’ll dive into the different key features to look for in your next sports camera to help you make your next upgrade decision…
I narrow things right down, walking you through the various kit needed to take the best shots at the racetrack, including:

A basic setup to get you trackside and taking shots

An all rounded kit bag, which will allow you to handle virtually any scenario on track

The extra kit you might want to add on top of the core setup to take things to the next level. Prime lenses for instance, flash, super wide lenses, filters etc
I'll even show you real time examples of photos taken at the different focal lengths with the various kit.
So you can see the shot types for yourself - and decide on what equipment you want in your swag, depending on your goals and budget.



Speed of Light Secret # 2:
How to prepare for a day at the track like a pro

Make no mistake, a little preparation upfront can help you come home with the images you really want.
That’s why in this section, I’ll show you a ‘hands on’ method of setting up your workflow, and provide downloadable templates to ensure you’re ready for show time.
Turning up with a rough idea of what you want to shoot prevents wasting time working out the basics you could have done some research on before you went.
It also increases your odds of getting the shots you really want, which is important…





Because lets face it - sometimes it can be just one or two shots that can make the difference between a good or bad day at the track
In these trainings you’ll discover…
- Exactly what I research before track day
- How I prepare my Lightroom workflow in advance
- How I plan what and when to shoot to maximise my odds of being at the right place at the right time.
- How I set my goals in advance of shooting and check my plan while out in the field
- The checklist I use to ensure I have everything I need in place for a successful day out shooting
- And much, much more.
Speed of Light Secret # 3:
The ultimate Lightroom setup masterclass


Most photographers think they don’t need to prep their Lightroom, and can simply open it and import photos. Sure you can get away with that….
Yet 10-15 minutes of prep-time will make it smoother and easier when selecting, editing and exporting your photos creating a professional and seamless workflow from start to finish.
In this module, you’ll discover how to:
- Import and organise files quickly and logically
- Automatically add keywords to your photos
- Add labels, tags and ratings to help you categorise and sort
- Create smart collections that group your shots hot YOU want them
- Elevate your images through the editing process
- Export photos with pre-determined settings saving valuable time
Plus, we’ll help you create…
A Master Lightroom Catalog, Which is Reusable Every Time You Attend an Event





Yes, you'll discover how to bottle everything into a master template so you can reuse it over and over again.
The configuration and setup will be baked in so it’s easy to set up a new catalog in minutes with all your smart collections ready to go. .
The export presets will be set up in advance, so when it comes to exporting the final product, your images will be stored in…
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The right place
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With the right settings
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In the right format
It’s the full workflow, and it means the entire end-to-end process is seamless from beginning to end – which will save you spending time on laborious admin instead of enjoying your images.
Speed of Light Secret # 4:
Never miss a trick on the track
Just as a great rider such as Valentino Rossi needs to hit the track ready, prepared and knowing exactly what to look out for, so do you.
Yet most motor sport photographers don’t truly understand how to approach their work, where to put the subject in the frame, and all of the small details you can do to make an image more pleasing…
And that’s why they miss out on opportunities. A few small changes can have a HUGE impact and help go from a standard shot to a wow shot.
Get ready to discover all the techniques and settings used out on the track in a play by play series of videos that will give you…
All the Tools Required to Cover Any Scenario on the Track




Including how to capture even the most challenging shot types like in this photo of 8 time World Champion Marc Marquez the rider and bike are pin sharp, and the perspective is so low despite it being really difficult to focus a shot like this.
Special tracking mode?? Pre-Focus? Double exposure? Something else?
You’ll find out inside The Speed of Light Academy. And there’s no shortage of tips like this, which will make a big impact on your results.
The Track time module isn’t just about how you hold the camera and move your body, you also need to factor in how to compose and frame your images, I go into detail on things like
- The rule of thirds
- Leading line enhancement
- The distracting background dodge
- And much much more
Not only will I show you what to look out for, I’ll provide example images so you can see how it impacts the end result.
For instance, what happens when you bring in some of the environment and shoot wider? How do you go from a basic pan to a more extreme one? AND


How do you add flare to your images?
Which focal lengths should you use? When should you use slow shutters vs fast? How should you shoot depending on whether the riders are coming towards or heading away from you, or when there are more side to side movements?
And let’s not forget the niche scenarios you might encounter at a race track including…
How to shoot through the fence: I’ll show you some great techniques to shoot through the fence as a spectator, reducing the impact the fence has on your photos.
What to do when there’s distractions in between you and your subject: Discover how to set up your camera so it doesn’t get distracted by the things between you and your subject, and in some cases even use it to your advantage.
Pit lane and people: most overlook this, but if your close to your subject in any way there are some key things you can do to elevate the images. Even if you don’t have pit lane access you will come away with some great tips for shooting people in general and be ready for that moment when you are close to the subjects & their vehicles.
Taking distinctive and crisp action shots: I’ll show you different examples of my “wow” shots and break down the thinking behind them, including exactly what was going through my mind when I took the photos.
How to shoot around the track in sunny weather or on a cloudy day: including what techniques to use and how to adjust your settings and equipment.



Speed of Light Secret # 5:
Bringing it all to life


You could just post your photos online directly from the camera, however I wouldn’t recommend it – because what do you do after you’ve taken the shots will give them an extra edge and help you realise what you pictured in your head when you took the photo
During this module, I’ll show you how to kick back on your laptop, and squeeze every drop of juice out of each photo in order to get the sharp images and details, and enhance colours (such as on the Ducati above) so they jump off the screen...
I’ll walk you through my entire editing process, including the sequence of how I do each different step
I’ll even give you my 10 lightroom pro tips and tools to transform your images, including how to create dynamic lighting, how to draw the viewers eye into an image and more practical tips like how to sync images in the cloud between your lightroom and your tablet.
And I don’t just gloss over the surface. I break down my structured approach to taking photos that stand out and tell a story, and it includes a series of videos where you actually get to…
Look Over My Shoulder as I Use Different Tools to Elevate the Images and Narrate What I’m Doing in Real Time
Yes, you’ll see my real time reaction to certain images as I…
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Enhance shadows & balance exposure
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Tone an images colour
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Create punchy edits
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And with a special segment of “advanced instruction” watch as I layer masks and invert selections to play with light and create dynamic looking images.




Plus, I’ll show you how to think like a pro. Yes, you’ll learn the thinking that goes behind the most creative and striking images, and take away a structured approach you can apply in your own work.
I'm sharing everything I can to help you come up with new ideas in what you shoot
Next time you go to the track you will have some new techniques to try and some new shot ideas that will elevate your work and make it stand out.
Even Better, You’ll Get the Same Instruction for
Less Than the Price of a 1 on 1 Session With Me
That’s right. Despite the fact there’s over 8 hours of content (and growing) in this program where I give you my all, and answer every last question…
And to have me do this personally would cost you £3200 (1-2-1)
Quite a hefty fee, right? Yet considering my workload and other commitments, it’s the only way I can justify delivering the information personally.



The good news is you’re not going to pay anything near £3200 for this Information.
What’s more, access to the Speed of Light Academy is 10 times better than having me personally consult with you because…
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You can rewind and re-watch it as often as you like
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It’s strategically structured for advanced learning
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You can reach out to me directly if you have questions
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With on demand training at your own pace and from any device, it’s easy to pick the times you want to learn
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More trainings will be added over time to give you even more resources at your disposal
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You will get lifetime access to the academy and all future training
Yet you won’t have to pay £10,000.00 for access to The Academy. Or £5,000.00.
In fact, you won’t even pay £1,000.00.
I wanted to make this information available to everyone, so despite the fact it wouldn’t even buy you an hour with me at my regular fees...
I’ve set the price at just £497
That my friend is the bargain of a lifetime for a passionate motor sports
photographer like yourself.
What’s more, the money is actually irrelevant because…
You Also Get a 3-Month No Risk
100% Money Back Guarantee
Here’s how it works: join the Academy, enjoy the benefits of membership, and if despite going through all the training and putting what you've learnt into practice you have not made any improvements then drop me a line.
No forms to fill out, just send an email to [email protected] with what you've tried, and a dozen photos you’ve taken using the new strategies & training, and I’ll personally guarantee you get a complete refund of your purchase price.

How can I afford to be so generous?
Easy I care deeply about helping you take better photos and i've put everything I can in to making this course as value packed as possible.
I have walked this path myself, learnt the lessons and now I am in a position to share this with you.
So I'm pretty confident I can help add some magic to your photographs
Think about it: Standing there with a smile on your face, showing your buddies your photos and…
Watching Their Jaw Drop as They
Ask: “How Did You Do That?”
That would be something, wouldn’t it?
You bet it would. And you have absolutely nothing to lose with this generous money-back guarantee!
I’ve been where you are.
I know what it’s like to get hooked on doing everything possible to take better photos every time you hit the track.
I understand how hard it is to work it all out yourself.
Having trod this journey, I want to make it easy for you, by sharing my experience and providing you with the resource I wish I had 11 years ago, which would have cut my learning curve by eighty percent.
So grab your membership to the Speed of Light Academy now. You have nothing to lose…
Yet you are going to be happy with your motor sport photography shots in a very short period of time.
Sincerely,
Rob Gray

P.S. Please take advantage of this opportunity now, while you’re still reading. There’s zero risk, and no reason at all not to grab the bull by the horns and put these strategies to the test for yourself….
So don’t let this opportunity to make your next set of race day photos come alive pass you by. Grab your membership now.