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15 Mary 6
and 7, 10-4.

How's Attila The Hun
treating you?

- Sergeant Murdoch?
- Yeah.

- Aw, he's a pussycat.
- Oh, come on, man.

The toughest instructor
at the academy?

And the first thing
that you will learn

- is how to obey orders.
- Yes, sir.

Mandi, Tami, and Jill
from the valley.

For sure. For sure.

We're only 16.

Mrs. Cooper..

...you have to
give me my book back.

Please, Mrs. Cooper?

What's the problem?

Who's got a problem?

I can't believe it.

A big guy like you..

...losing his ticket book?

Mrs. Cooper?

I'm Officer Frank Poncherello

at your service, ma'am.

Whatever the problem is

I'm sure that
we can solve it.

Now, once you get
your taillights fixed

all you have to do
is have them inspected

by any CHP Officer.

Including yourself,
Officer Poncherello?

It would be my pleasure,
Mrs. Cooper.

Here's my card.

Some officers know
how to treat a lady.

Here.

Thank you.

You have a nice day, now.

Here he comes.

Let's do it.

I could have got
that book back, you know.

Oh, sure,
you could have..

...but we'd both be
on pension by then.

Very funny.

Hey listen, at lunchtime

remind me to give you
a few tips

on dealing with
the older generation.

You being that close
to that age group

Ponch, I'm sure
you can teach me a lot.

Alert the CHP.

Sentry courier service
has an emergency.

Join, man,
you live.

'15 Mary 6 and 7'

'we have a 2-11 silent
on a mobile courier'

'northbound Hollywood freeway
at Spring Street off-ramp.'

15 Mary 6
and 7, 10-4.

Have a nice ride.

LA 15 Mary 7.

Roll an ambulance
and tow trucks.

'10-4, Mary 7.'

- Okay. Alright. Easy.
- Are you kidding?

- What--
- What happened?

- What happened, man?
- You okay?

- I'm fine. He was flying.
- Sir, relax.

- Did you see that?
- Yes. Yes, relax, sir.

You alright?

Yeah.

Somebody's out
about $200,000.

He's gonna make
his move.

I mean, imagine
going that fast

on a bike without brakes?
Fantastic.

- All it takes is balance.
- And lots of guts.

- There he is.
- Alright, give us a break.

'Top of his class
at the CHP Academy'

'and competing in the world
Speedway championship..'

...that's my little brother.

Come on.
Get these people out of here.

- Girls, girls, come on.
- Ponch, great to see you guys.

- Hey, hey..
- You, too, Bruce.

You remember
my buddy Ray.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Keeps me honest out there.

Hey, what were
you doing, man, 85?

Are you kidding?
That's what the bike weighs.

He was doing 90.

- Ray.
- Baby, what are you doing here?

I'm on my way
to the insurance company.

One of our couriers
got held up this morning.

Sentry Courier Service?

Yeah. I work there.

We were the first
officers on the scene.

Jean, you know
my brother Bobby.

His partner Ponch.

- Hello.
- Hi.

- How do you do?
- Nice to meet you.

Uh, anyway, I thought maybe
you'd like to grab a sandwich.

Sure. Bruce, you wanna
come with us?

No, thanks. I've got to
get back to the academy.

Turned into a real
straight arrow, hasn't he?

What do you expect when
you come from a family of cops?

Well, it's nice
meeting you guys.

- Yeah.
- We'll see you later.

- Take care.
- Bye-bye.

Champ.

Things still going
good at old CHPU?

No sweat, but I'd
rather be out there

where the action is,
like you guys.

Hey, there'll be plenty
of time for that

after you graduate.

Sure.

Hey, I'll walk
you guys out, huh?

- Alright. Come on.
- Let's go.

How's Attila the Hun
treating you?

- Sergeant Murdoch?
- Yeah.

I got him eating
out of my hands.

Ah, come on, man.

The toughest instructor
at the academy?

Aw, he's a pussycat.

You just have to know
how to handle him.

No, thanks, man.

I don't even want
to get that close.

'And that you've been caught--'

Oh, really, now,
they are awesome.

- 'Totally.'
- Tubular to the max.

- For sure. For sure.
- Who, uh..

Mandi, Tami, and Jill
from the valley.

Grossman found them
hitchhiking on the freeway.

He called our parents.

I mean, gag me
with a spoon.

I'm just so sure

I love your boots.

They're comfortable.

And you're so totally tan.

Uh, it runs in our family.

And feast your eyes
on that killer hair.

I mean, is it for real?

Only his hairdresser
knows for sure.

Well, I mean, that's
rad, really rad.

It's grody to the max
time, girls.

'Your parents are here.'

And just when it was
all starting to happen.

See ya.

But not on a freeway, okay?

For sure.
For sure.

Oh, and Getraer
wants to see you two

in his office, right away.

Now, that's really
gag me with a spoon time.

Alright, Gus.

Oh, Gus,
you know Frank.

Hey, sure do.

And his new partner
Bobby Nelson.

- How are they treating you?
- Like a member of the family.

As bad as that, huh?

I was a highway
patrolman myself

until I took an
early retirement.

Thanks to stopping a shotgun
blast with his leg.

Listen, if you ever
want to know

when it's going to rain,
give me a call.

Gus owns the courier service
that was hit this morning.

Second time in two weeks,
wasn't it, Gus?

Yeah.

LAPD have any leads?

Just that it was two men..

...who sure know
how to ride.

That was very good, Nelson.

Very impressive..

...for a motocross racer
or a stunt biker

but not, I repeat

not for a CHP Officer.

Sergeant Murdoch

you know, if it's one thing
that I can do well

maybe better than anybody else
in this academy

is ride a bike.

So why do you
make me take

all the extra
practice on it?

Because you don't seem
to understand the difference

between riding
and grandstanding.

And grandstanding, Nelson,
will get you killed

when you hit
those streets.

But sarge, I risk getting
killed every time I race.

'This is not a race.'

The object here
is not to win..

...but to become
the best CHP Officer

you can possibly be.

'That is what you want,
isn't it, Nelson?'

'To be a CHP Officer?'

'Well?'

Yes.
Yes, that's what I want.

You are sure?

Yes, sir.

Alright.

Let's see you join
the others..

...and learn
to ride like one.

♪ Valley valley

♪ Valley valley girl..

Like, I mean,
for sure, you know?

♪ Valley valley
valley valley ♪

Maybe we should just
forget it for today.

- Oh, right.
- What if the cops sees you?

Bite your face, Mandi.

Let's not even think
grody thoughts.

- You're so right, Jill.
- Grody. Gnarly to the max.

♪ Valley valley
valley valley girl ♪

Here comes one now.

Tubular, and way.

- Woo-hoo.
- Alright.

Hi.

Hi.

Ah, so where
are you girls going?

I'm so sure.
Anywhere you are.

He's so macho,
don't you think?

- Woo.
- Macho?

But bag this sound
before I barf out.

Oh, really. It's like
grody to the max.

Grody to the max?
Hey, you girls talk funny.

I'm sure.
Maybe to you.

Now, that's really
more with it.

Hey, hey. Don't get
lipstick on this shirt.

I love this thing around
his neck. It's like so fun.

Okay, okay. You can get
lipstick on my shirt.

I'll get another one
on my way home.

Oh, really now?

Why don't you just
bag your face

and pull over?

♪ Valley valley girl

'Beasty tubular and way.'

Please don't shoot.
Please don't shoot.

Here. Here. Take
my wallet and my money.

And-and-and take my watch,
too, huh?

Ooh, really.

You can't buy
super gorgeous clothes

and shoes with a watch.

See you around.
And, like, don't call the cops.

I mean, really,
what would wifey say about

the way you came on to us?

We're only 16.

Sixteen?

And we've got it
all on here.

'That's okay.'

'You can get
lipstick on my shirt.'

Really. Gag me
with a spoon.

Like, I tried my best
on some stupid--

- Come on, you guys. Hurry up.
- What a geek.

Gonna buy me something
at that way concert--

Frank Zappa, for sure.

Mandi, you're so-uh, stupid
water pistol.

You're so gross.

Like, too gnarly,
for real.

♪ Valley valley

♪ Valley valley girl

♪ Valley valley.. ♪

Oh, no.

What next?

- What?
- You alright?

Oh, yes, yes.
I'm fine, officer.

May I see your driver's
license, please?

My license?
Oh, sure.

Yes, officer. I, uh,
I have it right here.

Hey, are you okay?

Yeah, I'm alright.

I-I always keep it
in my wallet.

My wallet.

I lost my wallet.

- You lost your wallet?
- No. Lost, no.

It was-it was stolen.

That's it.
It was-it was stolen.

'My wallet was stolen.'

- When?
- When?

Uh, uh, just now.

It was stolen?

By this big guy.
Yeah.

I gave him a lift, and he,
and he stole my wallet.

This really big, big guy.

That's for sure.

Big guy.

Each motorcycle
is equipped

with a radio
transmitting signal.

That gives us
the approximate location

of the couriers
at all times.

Who uses your service, Gus?

Uh, jewelry stores,
to pick up

and deliver some of their
more valuable merchandise.

Private parties who want
their personal jewelry

picked up or delivered
to their safety deposit boxes.

Is this the computer
that picks the route?

Yes, Jean takes the information
from the client

feeds it into the computer
and it comes up

with the fastest
and safest route.

What keeps someone else
from punching up

the same information?

Oh. This key card.

It has to be inserted
in this slot

before the computer
will respond.

How many others
have cards?

Just one other
person...Jean.

What's he trying
to prove?

Don't ask me.

I'm just glad
I'm not out there

trying to keep up
with him.

Something's wrong.

He's just nervous
about the race.

Yeah, sure.
I mean, who wouldn't be?

Hey, you were riding like a
real winner out there, buddy.

It's easy when you don't have
three other bikes on your tail.

I thought cadets
weren't allowed

to leave the academy
at night.

Yeah, that's right.

But they let you come
and go as you please?

Yeah, well, as long
as I get in before midnight

or else I turn
into a pumpkin.

Catch you later.

Alright.

You see, now what
did I tell you?

- Ray--
- Beautiful.

Will you stop
worrying about him?

- It-it's just that--
- Come on.

Let me take you for a ride
around the track.

- But..
- Come on.

We'll have some fun.

But what am I gonna
do with this?

Put it in my locker.

See? No sweat.

Come on, I'll take you for
a little spin around the track.

Alright, what is it?

Come on, I'm your
partner, remember?

That's sort of
like being married

without having
to send flowers.

It's Bruce.

Well, what about him?

I talked to Jean
this morning

about the robbery follow-ups.

'She saw Bruce practicing'

'last night at the stadium.'

So?

So, he doesn't
have permission

to leave the academy
at night.

Well, maybe they changed
their minds, man

because of his good grades.

Suppose he just took off
and didn't tell anyone?

Let's do it, Ray.

Your move, Mel.

Call CHP.

Be cool, man,
and live.

'All available units
in the vicinity'

'of Barhouse Street exit on the
northbound Hollywood freeway'

'we have a 2-11 silent
on a mobile courier.'

Hey, that's right
up ahead.

LA 15, Mary 6 and 7.

We're close by and responding.

Not bad for a day's work.

Thanks a lot, buddy.

We better make
our move, Ray.

Yeah, let's do it.

Gus was right
about one thing.

They sure know
how to ride.

Just like pros.

What kind of car does
the owner of this house drive?

A '78 van.

This exhaust smoke
isn't from the '78 van.

How do you know?

The color.
It's got too much gray in it.

Nitro methane.

Racing fuel.

It's no wonder
they left you guys

like you were glued
to the pavement.

Hey, Bruce,
look at these.

Bike treads.

You see this
crosshatch pattern?

- 'Yeah.'
- That's the rear tire.

And this rib pattern's
the front tire.

Racing tires?

High-speed, Ponch.

They don't make them
any faster.

Now, here's what we do,
we check in all the area

for the bike shops
that carry racing equipment.

Hey, hold it a minute.
What's this "We"?

The only "We" around here
is me and your brother.

We promised we were
gonna get you back

at the academy
in an hour.

Well, this is where I belong,
out here...with you guys.

Hey, buddy.

I know, I know.

I've got to learn
how to walk

before I ride the freeways.

You got it.

Hey, Bruce, you haven't
been having any trouble

at the academy, have you?

Trouble? Me?

Wouldn't you be
the first to know?

And there goes a chip
off the old chip.

I couldn't hit
the side of a mountain

with a 12-gauge shotgun.

Relax, buddy. You're just not
breathing right.

I breathe in and out
just like anyone else.

That's not what I mean.

Line the sights up
with the target.

- You got it?
- Yeah.

Take a regular breath
and hold it.

Squeeze the trigger
nice and slowly.

I did it.

'I actually hit
the little man.'

You're a real sharpshooter.

You two forgot
there's no talking

on this firing line?

Look, Sergeant Murdoch,
I mean, thanks to Bruce

uh, I hit the target
right smack in the center.

Motorcycle-riding

target-shooting..

It seems the only thing
that you're not expert in

Nelson, is obeying orders.

I'm sorry, sir.
I was just trying to help.

'That's not what
you're here for.'

You are at the academy
to learn, not to teach.

And the first thing
that you will learn

is how to obey orders.

Do you see that sign?

'It's there for a reason.'

'Maybe you don't agree
with that reason.'

'Maybe you don't even
understand it.'

But one thing is for sure

you will obey it.

Is that clear?

Is that clear?

Yes, sir.

Continue firing.

Nelson.

Which way do you
point your weapon

when you are
on the firing line?

- Down range.
- That's right.

Down range at all times

even when you
are loading it.

I'm sorry. I just wasn't
thinking, sir.

That's your problem, Nelson.

When it comes to this academy,
you seldom think.

In fact, sometimes
I wonder why you're here.

You know something, sarge?

I was wondering
the same thing myself.

Hang in there, buddy,
it's all in the breathing.

We're positive the thieves
are professional bikers.

The question now is..

...how did they get
the information?

Are you accusing Jean
of being mixed up in this?

We think she's being used.

By that motorcycle
racer she goes with?

Yes.

If he's got a hold
of her card

he could know the courier
routes for the entire week.

When's the next delivery?

Less than two hours.

'Frank?'

But I already gave you
the thief's description.

Mr. Parson, in the past
two weeks

there have been
three robberies

on that same stretch
of highway.

And each victim
has given us

a totally different
description of the robber.

But yours was
the most confusing

so we'd like
to hear it again.

Yeah.

Well, well, he was tall.

What color hair
did he have?

- 'Had brown.'
- Light or dark?

- Uh, like his.
- Light, almost blond?

- Yeah.
- What was he wearing?

A leather jacket.

A sweatshirt?

How about
a turtleneck sweater?

- Right, yes. That's it.
- Wrong.

You said he was wearing
a checkered sport coat.

And had dark brown hair.

Why don't you tell us
the truth?

You do want
the thief caught.

Yeah.

Well, will this
be confidential?

We'll do our best,
Mr. Parson. We promise.

Well, he-he wasn't
a big guy at all.

It was a little girl.

Three little girls
to be exact..

'...just 16.'

They wore wacky clothes
and a..

...lot of makeup and

had weird things
to say, like, uh

"Oh, really?

You're real grody to the max."

Mandi, Tami, and Jill.

The valley girls.

♪ Valley valley
valley valley girls ♪

Here's another.

He's stopping.

Oh, really, Mandi,
you don't say.

Oh, my.

- Alright. Hi.
- Hi.

- Hey.
- Hi.

It's totally hot.

I'll bet it is hot
out there.

Yeah. Whoo.

You girls going far?

For sure.

We gotta bag this sound
before I barf out.

Hey. T-t-t.

- I like that music.
- Ow.

Well, we sure
can't ride with you,

So why don't you just bag
your face and pull over?

Girls..

...the name is Ernie.

'Oh, my God.'

And guns are my hobby..

'even water guns.'

You girls are going to
have a little fun now.

Alright.

Oh, right. You're going
to be in so much trouble

if you don't let us
out right now.

I hope you realize
we're only 16.

Well, hon, you're gonna
be a whole lot older

by the time
I finish with you.

Help. Help.
We're being kidnapped. Help.

I've had it.
Sit down now.

15 Mary 10.
Request backup.

I'm following a possible 2-11
suspect in a brown mercury

'eastbound on
the Ventura freeway'

between White Oak
and Balboa.

- Help.
- You can't get out, girls.

- Help. Help.
- Please, help.

Hey, shut up.
What's that?

What's that?

Alright.

Alright, girls.
Nothing's gonna stop old Ernie.

'All units in the vicinity
of the Ventura freeway'

'eastbound between
White Oak and Balboa'

'15 Mary 10
requesting assistance.'

'15 Mary 6 and 7.
We're on the way.'

Girls, nothing stops
old Ernie.

Well...almost nothing.

Oh, he was trying
to kidnap us.

- He was trying to kidnap us.
- He was.

He was trying
to kidnap us.

I gave them a lift.
They pulled a gun on me.

A water gun.
Like, too much.

Uh, I thought I'd teach
them a lesson

you know, give them
a little scare.

Okay, everybody
will get a chance

to tell it to the judge.

- Put your hands on your head.
- Hey, I'm a taxpayer.

You're also under arrest.

I'm afraid you girls are going
to have to share one.

Oh, really.

This is grody to the max.

'Good evening, and welcome
to the Los Angeles Coliseum.'

'For the first time ever'

'the World Championship
of Speedway'

'will be held here
in the United States tonight.'

'And we've got racers
coming in from Denmark'

'and Poland
and Czechoslovakia'

'and three representatives
from the United States alone'

'in what has to be
the most prestigious event'

'in Speedway
motorcycle racing.'

'We'd like to remind you
to be sure and get'

'to your seats early
because we've got'

'a total of 20 different races'

'to throw at you tonight
and I think'

'you're gonna enjoy
every one of them.'

This thing's running
like a lawnmower.

It won't pull
out of the corners.

Oh, yeah. Got to be
in the carburization.

I'm gonna have to tear
this carburetor down.

Look, the race starts
in an hour.

Then will you move
your you-know-what

and let me get to work?

Hey, big brother.
Come to wish me luck?

Why didn't you
tell me, Bruce?

- Tell you what?
- Cut the tap dance.

I don't have much time.

I talked to Sergeant Murdoch.

- He told you quit the academy.
- What else did he tell you?

That your grades are going
down the tubes.

Bruce, I thought you wanted
to be an officer.

Yeah, I thought so,
too, Bobby.

Then why'd you quit?

Maybe because I wanted it
for the wrong reason.

What do you mean?

Maybe because I thought
that's what's expected of me.

Guess dad and I kind of
took it for granted.

Yeah, but, Bobby,
that's not good enough.

I've got to want it
for myself

or else it doesn't
mean anything.

'Now, you can understand
that, can't you?'

Yeah, I understand.

Where are you going?

We think we got a lead
on the courier robberies.

It's Ray, isn't it?

'Come on, Bobby.'

Mom didn't raise
any dumb kids, remember?

I'll try to make it
back for the race.

- I'm going with you.
- No way.

He's been using me..

...and I've got
a score to settle.

It's a setup, Ray.

Let's get
out of here, Mel.

Alright, Mel, let's go.

Put your hands
behind your head.

Why, Ray?

I thought we were friends.

Thought wrong..

...friend.

Let's go.

The part they don't
teach at the academy, Bruce

is sometimes doing the
right thing hurts the most.

Thanks, Ponch.

I appreciate that.

But I think I learned
a little too late.

Hey, it's never
too late, pal.

Don't you have
a race to run?

'From all over the world
they've come to ride'

'this one-night
world championship.'

'And I think
from all over the world'

'they've come
to watch it, too'

'as the grandstands
are filled up now'

'with a whole bunch
of unique people.'

'Get ready to watch
the world championship.'

'We've got some of
the best riders'

'Peter Collins from England'

'Mikhail Starostin
from the Soviet Union'

'Jan Anderson
from Sweden'

'Eddie Jancarz from Poland'

'Kenny Carter from England'

'Georg Hack from West Germany'

'Phil Crump from Australia.'

'They're from everywhere.'

'And so are the reporters
that are covering it.'

'The eyes and ears
of the world'

'are focused on the
LA Coliseum tonight.'

'For the United States,
there's not only'

'Dennis Sigalos
and Kelly Moran'

'but young Bruce Nelson,
who's a student'

'at the California Highway
Patrol Academy.'

'And Nelson says
if he wins this one'

'he's gonna quit Speedway'

'and become a California Highway
Patrolman full-time.'

You really think
this is going to help?

It's worth a try.

'The starting gate,
now they're up.'

'And they're off
from the starting line.'

'Look at them as they go sailing
down into the first corner.'

'The leader at this moment,
Georg Hack, the West German.'

'And it looks like Bruce Nelson
got squeezed back'

'to the third place,
behind Ed Jancarz from Poland.'

'He's starting to work on
Jancarz because third place'

'is not gonna get him
the world championship.'

'Here he is, making
the move on him now'

'and it holds up for him.'

'It looks like it's gonna be
Nelson in the second-place spot'

'but second is still
not enough.'

'Georg Hack, the West German,
is on a roll at the moment'

'and Bruce Nelson,
the Southern Californian'

'is trying to reel him in.'

'One lap to go when they come
down this time'

'and it looks like
Nelson has gotten by Hack.'

'Nelson is by Hack,
as the last lap flag waves.'

'And here comes Hack,
right back on Nelson.'

'The German won't
let him go.'

'The final corner,
as they come off of it'

'going for the three points
for the win.'

'It looks like it's gonna be
Bruce Nelson, the Californian.'

'Second place
will be Georg Hack'

'and Nelson scores
another big one on his way to'

'the world
championship tonight.'

'What a race that was.'

Officers Poncherello
and Nelson.

'Out through
the pit gate comes'

'our next ride
for the evening.'

'And in this one from Denmark,
we've got Hans Nielson'

'from England, Les Collins'

'from Finland, Kai Niemi
and representing'

'the United States of America,
Bruce Nelson.'

'They push-start the fourteen
and a half to one'

'compression ratio
bikes to life.'

'And we're about ready to bring
this one to the starting line.'

Okay, gentlemen..

...you have the right
to speak

in behalf of Cadet Nelson, but..

...frankly, this seems like
a fairly open and shut case.

'Cadet Nelson
quit the academy..'

...of his own choosing.
What else can be said?

'One of the key rides
on tonight's program.'

'And as we look down
at the starting gate'

'it is Nelson
on the far outside.'

'A tough position to start
from, the number four.'

'They're off. And as they go
down into turn number one'

'number 15, Les Collins,
put on a beautiful start.'

'Collins, a 24 year old
Englishman, in his first-ever'

'appearance in a world final
is in front at the moment.'

'Right behind him,
Bruce Nelson, and behind him'

'Kai Niemi,
the Finnish rider.'

'Off the corner now,
it is going to be'

'Collins dropping to second.'

'Out in front,
it's Bruce Nelson.'

Captain..

...I know Bruce's
grades have slipped.

And that he hasn't been trying
as hard as he should..

...and that
there's no excuse

for disobeying
academy rules.

But I also know, sir,
that he's a fine young man

and has all the abilities

of becoming an
outstanding CHP Officer.

'The battle between
Collins and Nelson rages on.'

'It's Collins in front
at the moment'

'Nelson right there with him
wheel to wheel.'

'It's Nelson on the inside.'

'Collins on the outside.
Down the back straightaway.'

'It's Collins again.
It's Nelson again.'

'You can't find
a better race than this one.'

'It's Collins in front, and
as they come down to the corner'

'on the outside,
Nelson trying him.'

'Checkered flag
is out and waving.'

'Let's see who gets there.'

'At the line, it is Collins
for the win.'

'And Collins picks up
the three key points'

'for the world championship
and Nelson, only two.'

'Do you have anything
to add, Nelson?'

Only that I've known
Bruce his whole life..

...and I believe
in him 100 percent.

Of course, um,
you're not prejudiced?

Yes, I am, sir.

How do you feel about this,
Sergeant Murdoch?

'Out of the pit gate
they come now'

'in what has
to be the most'

'pivotal event
of the night.'

'In this one,
we've got Mikhail Starostin'

'the young Russian.'

'We've got Jiri Stancl'

'and Vaclav Verner,
the two Czechoslovakians'

'who are gonna
try their best'

'to hold back
the young American'

'number 13, Bruce Nelson.'

'Nelson has got
a chance to wrap up'

'the whole world championship
right here.'

'But it takes a win.'

'Second place
is not good enough.'

'And as we send 'em into
the starting gate right now'

'the whole stadium
begins to feel the pressure.'

'Nelson, it's all
on his back.'

'Watching closely.
They're gone.'

'The gate is up'

'and there's
a tremendous start'

'by Bruce Nelson.'

'Nelson has got
a bike length'

'on the field at the moment'

'but he's way outside..'

'...way outside
and running well.'

'Nelson, putting the heat
to them alright now.'

- Bruce needs this race to win.
- We heard.

'Czechoslovakians unable
to close up against him'

'and it is Nelson,
checking to look over'

'his shoulder every once
in a while'

'as Jiri Stancl moves up
some ground on him right now.'

'Nelson steals it.'

Come on, little brother,
you can do it.

'You can hear everything
go wrong with the bike.'

'You know it's not
going to last'

'for just those
two more laps.'

'The world championship's
on the line.'

'It couldn't be any more on
the line than it is right now.'

'Nelson, out in front again.'

'Behind him,
as he looks once again'

'is the young
Czechoslovakian Stancl.'

'Here he comes,
sailing around'

'and definitely on
a beautiful inside line.'

'Nelson may well be wrapping it
all up right about now.'

'Watching as Stancl
goes off the grid line'

'it gives Nelson a couple of
more bike lengths right there.'

'Bike lengths that he needed.
But Stancl won't quit.'

'The Czecho keeps coming back
at him, coming back at him'

'and still, Nelson's
fending him off right now'

'as they look down the line,
checkered flag.'

'Ladies and gentlemen,
there he is'

'our world champion,
Bruce Nelson.'

'That's my little brother.'

'The scoreboard
couldn't say it any better.'

'Congratulations, Bruce.'

'Bruce Nelson is the new
Speedway World Champion.'

Kathy told me
you went to see

the commanding officer,
at the academy today.

Yeah, we, uh, gave it
our best shot.

Murdoch buried me,
didn't he?

Uh-uh, Murdoch
convinced him

to give you another chance.

You, he wants back.

'Fact is, he's looking
forward to it.'

Alright.

'The world champion
of Speedway, Bruce Nelson.'

Yeah. Alright.

Alright.