his success in land speed racing has led zef to become a tv presenter/racer with a new 'high octane' tv series called speed freaks, a six episode production on itv4 , produced by keshet, focusing on land speed racing and speed. this 6 x 60’ series will see daredevil zef eisenberg take on his toughest challenge yet - to break the british land speed record in a car he plans to engineer himself. with over 40 land speed records currently to his name, he’s already done it on a bike at the iconic pendine sands in wales. now zef wants to finish what sir malcolm campbell started in 1927 and break the 200mph barrier in a car and, in doing so, become the only person to hold the british land speed records on both two and four wheels. in order to prepare for this dangerous feat, zef is scouring the nation to meet fellow motoring mavericks and glean essential engineering know-how from their incredible “franken-machines”.  whether they’ve fitted a 24,000cc w12 aero-engine into a car, or built from scratch a full dakar off-road racer, zef’s going to get behind the wheel and under the bonnet of britain’s fastest cars, bikes and boats. inspired by these extraordinary machines, zef will challenge his own team of mechanics to take a different vehicle each week and make it as fast as humanly possible. the knowledge they gain will play a crucial part in helping this real-life tony stark and his team prepare zef’s crazy 1200hp specially built road-legal porsche 911 turbo s for the series finale - his death-defying record attempt at pendine sands. speed freaks has been commissioned for itv4 by paul mortimer, head of digital channels and satmohan panesar, commissioning editor, factual entertainment. david williams, keshet productions said, “this high-octane series features a feast of items and vts geared up to indulge anyone with an interest in cars, motorsports and engineering.  zef’s need for speed and desire to break that land-speed record is infectious and makes for compelling viewing.” in may 2019, eisenberg achieved his goal of achieving the fastest ever wheel driven vehicle bike and car at pendine sands, with speeds in excess of 210mph.