Race Across the Sky
Rating: 5.0 / 5
Price: $29.95
- Lance Armstrong
Product Description
Race Across The Sky the story of the 2009 Leadville Trail 100 Mountain Bike Race will inspire you to Dig Deep. At 10,000+ feet, against the misty backdrop of a former mining town, Leadville, Colorado, 1228 cyclists start the grueling 100 mile race. This epic mountain bike race was captured with 10 HD cameras throughout the course including a helicopter and off road moto cam. Racers include seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong, six-time defending champion Dave Wiens and three-time World 24 hr Champion Rebecca Rusch. Its not only about getting up close and personal with the top racers but about all the racers and their inspirational stories. Youll laugh, youll cry and if you dont get on a bike you'll do something amazing after watching this movie!
Youre better than you think you are, you can do more than you think you can!
- Ken Chlouber, LT100 President and Founder
This film is incredible!
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Race Across the Sky
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May 9th, 2010 - 19:45
I saw this film in the theater and was fully impressed. I don’t think anyone ever imagined that a documentary about cross country mountain biking could be so compelling even when the legendary Lance Armstrong is one of the main characters. While the thrust of the movie is a rematch between reigning Leadville Champion Dave Weins and Tour de France Master Lance Armstrong, the real drama of the story are the lesser known local riders who risk it all in a grueling 100 mile off road race. It covers their dedication and heartache at points in their lives and along the course itself. The backdrop is a small mining town in the upper Rockies that had to find a new way to support itself when the mines shut down. Graphic descriptions of the race are followed by stunning images of the mountains and intimate snapshots of the racers families. To my surprise I shed some tears and the entire audience applauded. Hopefully this film is merely the first to arrive in this new genre.
Rating: 5 / 5