The story of the will to win in the world's most visually arresting and dynamic auto sport.
Trailer
Pemeran
Bryn Evans
Director
Scott Dixon
Self - INDYCAR Driver
Emma Davies-Dixon
Self - Scott Dixon's wife
Kenny Szymanski
Self - Tire Specialist
Dario Franchitti
Self - Driver Advisor
Chip Ganassi
Self - Team Owner
Mike Hull
Self - Race Strategist
Glenys Dixon
Self - Scott's Mother
Chris Simmons
Self - Lead Engineer
Ron Dixon
Self - Scott's Father
Kate Gundlach
Self - Assistant Engineer
Dave Pena
Self - Rear End Mechanic
Jim Leo
Self - PitFit Training
Tony Kanaan
Self - INDYCAR Driver
Blair Julian
Self - Chief Mechanic
Lauren Bohlander
Self - Tony Kanaan's wife
Dan Wheldon
Self - INDYCAR Driver
Bryn Evans
Writer
Matthew Metcalfe
Writer
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Komentar
8 Komentar
source: Born Racer
This was an amazing documentary that doesn't really feel like one. It flows pretty well and gives you a behind the scenes look at what goes on inside and outside of the track. I didn't understand how physically demanding this sport can be. Scott Dixon is an animal and this film makes me appreciate all the hard work and technical ability that goes on behind the scenes. This is an amazing story!!
The world of Motorsport sort of goes under the radar in the public eye yet most people can relate to driving a car. The amount of people involved in the Indy Car scene is incredible and the profile of a Kiwi driver being respected by his peers is evident in this doco. Scott Dixon's family life is integrated in his race days and is as important to maintain balance between hanging out with his kids & wife as to taking bends at 180 mph. Very interesting doco in a sport where danger is ever present but rarely spoken about.
source: Born Racer
The world of Motorsport sort of goes under the radar in the public eye yet most people can relate to driving a car. The amount of people involved in the Indy Car scene is incredible and the profile of a Kiwi driver being respected by his peers is evident in this doco. Scott Dixon's family life is integrated in his race days and is as important to maintain balance between hanging out with his kids & wife as to taking bends at 180 mph. Very interesting doco in a sport where danger is ever present but rarely spoken about.
This was an amazing documentary that doesn't really feel like one. It flows pretty well and gives you a behind the scenes look at what goes on inside and outside of the track. I didn't understand how physically demanding this sport can be. Scott Dixon is an animal and this film makes me appreciate all the hard work and technical ability that goes on behind the scenes. This is an amazing story!!
Born Racer
