Mega Shippers: Land, Air And Sea

Craig Williams has 48 hrs to get one and a half million pounds worth of supercars to Spain in pristine condition, ready for an exclusive race day.

In Liverpool, heavy lift specialist Alistair Smith brings in massive machinery to take down and move 1000 tonnes of raised dual carriageway.

In Germany, Captain Mark Bichowski loads one of the biggest and heaviest cargos of his career - 5200 tonnes of windfarm components

In Darwin Australia, it's sink or swim for a semi-submersible heavy lift vessel as she takes on board a 23,000-tonne oil rig.

In North Yorkshire Kieran Murray struggles to get a 26-tonne vintage train rolling for the first time in 60 years.

In one of China's biggest docks, 6 massive specialist container cranes are destined for the shipping port of Miami, with just 3 days for loading.

Plans to deliver three cutting edge trains that will revolutionize rail freight across Europe may stall before they can even get off the ground.

A ten-meter-wide ship navigates through a narrow harbour entrance in order to unload vital components needed to service a local passenger ferry.

In Montrose, Scotland, Operations Manager Martin Simpson has to unload, check and store 1200 metres of redundant mooring ropes before the tide turns.

South of England, Construction Manager Chris Buckle hits the skids transporting and offloading a 57-metre-long, 55 tonne bridge section.