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- [Announcer] And that's going to do it

for this morning's edition.

(muffled speaking)

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- [Announcer] That's all for the cultural programming

on the WI.

Made possible by--

- The Pacific Northwest.

Expect snow flurries here in Riverwood

for the rest of the week with temperatures--

- Have been working weeks

on making the track race worthy.

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- [Announcer] With spring just around the corner.

This has been the Northwestern response...

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- Oh!

Ah.

Ah, dude. - Dude, you all right?

- I have a.

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(both panting)

(engine revving)

- [Announcer] You are about to witness the best racing

in the Pacific Northwest.

(engines humming)

(triumphant orchestral music)

- Where the hell is he?

- I don't know, I haven't seen him.

(triumphant orchestral music)

(background chatting)

(engines roaring)

- I checked it, I checked it. - On the breaks.

(muffled speaking)

- [Announcer] Packed crowd here today.

Looks like the whole town of Riverwood

has come out to cheer him on.

(doorbell ringing)

- Hey.

Okay.

That's the, hey, ma'am?

- Come on, we're gonna be late.

Don't forget your stuff, honey.

- [Bailey] Let's go, let's go.

- This spot's saved, bro.

- For who?

Your girlfriend?

- No, for your mom.

(motor humming)

(triumphant orchestral music)

- Dude, where the hell have you been?

Come on, come on, we gotta go.

Let's hurry, let's hurry.

- Where you think I've been?

- Here.

Come on we're running out of time.

- How much time do I got?

- They're at the gates.

(triumphant orchestral music)

(engines roaring)

- Cutting it close, man.

- Wasn't gonna let you off that easy.

To the flag. - To the flag.

- You guys make me want to barf.

(engines roaring)

- [Announcer] There they go!

(metal clanking)

(bike riders grunting)

(muffled singing)

- [Announcer] Dryer leading with Black (muffled speaking).

- Buddy, throw it down, come on!

- [Announcer] Oh, Maynard comes out in front, catch 52.

(muffled speaking)

Number 71!

(engines roaring)

(muffled singing)

(engines roaring)

- [Announcer] Neck and neck.

It's Maynard, Bryant, Black.

Man, this is a three man race with Maynard in the lead,

Bryan and Black right on his tail.

(engines roaring)

(singing in foreign language)

- Let's go, buddy!

(singing in foreign language)

- [Announcer] Justin Maynard in the lead

with Bryant (muffled speaking).

(engines roaring)

(muffled speaking)

- Watch out for Derek.

Watch out for!

(engines roaring)

(muffled speaking)

(body thumping)

- Maynard is down, Maynard is down!

- Derek Black moves into first place

and Cal Bryant now has a lock on second.

- Medic!

Medic!

- [Announcer] Black and Bryant are headed

to the finish line.

Here they come.

Oh, wait a minute?

What's he doing?

What's he doing?

- Cale, what are you doing?

Cale?

- [Announcer] Cale Bryant is turning around, folks.

He is headed directly into traffic.

This is a very big risk move, folks.

He is pulling out of the race

to look after his crash.

Derek Black takes the checkered flag at 100 points.

(crowd cheering)

(engine roaring)

(muffled speaking) to the track.

Medic to the track please.

(engines roaring)

- Justin, hey.

Justin!

Justin!

Can you hear me?

(engines roaring)

Somebody get some help over here!

Hey, hey, you all right, dude?

- I think I'm dying.

- What?

No, dude.

Listen to me, you're fine, hang on.

- I see a bright light.

- Justin, you stay with me, man.

Wake up, come on.

- It's being blacked out by, by a giant Brillo pad.

(Justin laughing)

- You better by dying or I'll kill you myself.

(Justin laughing)

(Justin groaning)

What happened?

(engines humming)

- That happened.

(engines roaring)

- [Announcer] This is the last call--

- Is Justin okay?

- Yeah, Justin's fine..

- So you don't get any points today?

- Nope, sorry.

- Well crap! - Hey!

Where'd you learn that?

- School.

Hailey says it all the time.

- Hey, I'll take it man. - Thanks man.

Hey.

- That was really brave and stupid.

- Come on, Mommy.

- Look, I know why you did it.

You could have really gotten hurt, okay?

Here.

- Did you see Crystal?

- Well, we called and waited,

but we didn't want to miss the race.

- She totally flaked on you, Cale.

I'd dump her.

- Hey, hey,

Would you explain to me

why you were 50 yards from second place

in a very important qualifying matching and quit?

- Look, did you see Justin crash?

I thought he was dead.

- Yeah?

You think he's gonna reimburse you the 500 bucks

to the 50 points you lost going back for him?

Look Cale,

I know you really need the money, man.

And we sure as hell need the points.

Friendship does not have a place on the racetrack,

you got it?

Hey man, I don't do this for my health.

This is my business,

and I provide a bike for you to do one thing.

Win, that's it.

- Yeah, and I have.

- Not recently and not enough for you

to be throwing away points.

You pull another stunt like this, Cale,

and we're through, you got it?

Miss Bryant, good afternoon.

- What a fart face.

- Bailey.

- What?

(upbeat rock music)

♪ We're growing up and getting by ♪

♪ Scared we might not make it out alive ♪

♪ The clock is running out but there's still time ♪

♪ (muffled singing) it's either sink or swim ♪

♪ You lose or win no giving up ♪

♪ Or giving in to them ♪

♪ Sing while you can ♪

♪ And don't pretend the future's in their hands ♪

♪ So make a point stop pointing fingers now ♪

♪ Sing while you can ♪

♪ This could be the best (muffled singing) ♪

(Cale neighing)

(Bailey laughing)

- Hi

- Hello Red.

- What do we have today?

- We have Blackberry crumble.

- Mm, nice work.

- Well, if I'd made it, I'd take the compliment.

- Presentation is everything.

Don't sell yourself short.

- Nice line.

It's cute.

♪ Sing while you can ♪

♪ And don't pretend ♪

- [Justin] I'm buying you a watch.

(muffled speaking)

- Crystal. - Hey, are they here?

(bell dinging)

(Bailey humming)

- Hey, did you bring it?

♪ Words are weapons pull the trigger now ♪

♪ Sing while you can ♪

♪ This could be the best ♪

- You wanted some overtime, Cale?

I've got a few hours for you.

- I gotta put in a pizza shift tonight.

- You want to make assistant manager.

- I know, I gotta put in my time.

♪ Sing while you can ♪

♪ And don't pretend the future's in their hands ♪

♪ So make a point stop pointing fingers now ♪

♪ Sing while you can ♪

- Your tally was a little light yesterday.

- I'll make it on my next win.

- You said that last time.

- Hey.

- Hey.

- Thought I'd catch a ride.

- All right, why'd I get so lucky?

Missed you at the track the other day.

- I told you I had to study.

- Wanna come over tonight?

- Still gotta study.

- Come on.

Don't you ever give it a break?

- Hey, I'm just thinking about my future.

- Do you think I don't?

- That's not what I said.

- It's a big year for me.

A few more in the top three, I can get a sponsorship,

a real one.

- Yeah, but what if you don't make it?

- I don't know.

I haven't thought about it.

- It just seems like you should

have some sort of backup plan.

You ever think about getting a car like a normal guy?

- (laughs) You wouldn't like me if I was a normal guy.

(soft dramatic music)

(engine revving)

- Cale, Braydon always teases me.

- Oh, that kid in your class with the big teeth?

- Yeah, that's the one.

He says I look different.

- Oh, that's just 'cause you're special.

- [Bailey] He calls me names.

- Hey, don't let it get to you.

- Cale, are we white or black?

- We're whack.

(Bailey laughing)

(soft delicate music)

- Sorry folks, there will be no racing today.

The track is completely washed out.

But we'll see you here next week, same time,

same place weather permitting

at the Riverwood's Invitational.

- Team really not having the travel partners and stuff,

but I really want to go and have a real Italian experience.

- Cale!

Cale.

- Yes, ready?

One, two, three, go.

- [Both] Oh!

- All right, lunch is on me today.

It's fine, fine. - Mexican.

(muffled speaking)

- No, I'm good. - Good?

- Come on. - We're going right now?

- Yeah, let's go, let's go.

- Come on with us.

- I'm good, I'm good, go.

- All right.

All right.

See you later, bye.

(soft folk music)

- Listen, the top motocross racers

are making like six figures a year.

- Wow. - Not to mention sponsorships.

- That'd be cool. - Let's do this, I'm pumped.

- That could be you.

(muffled speaking)

All right, look at this guy.

Look at this guy, man.

That's how you do it.

- I took air like that yesterday.

- You see this bike, man?

- I could build that.

- You could build that? - You were the one

that was totally fighting the ground.

- Honestly? - I can do that.

- Yes.

- Yes sir, I asked my Uncle Bill once.

He ate 29 bean burritos here.

Yeah. - No way.

- Yeah. - Oh, too bad he's not here,

'cause my truck's out of gas.

- Dudes, I am starving.

What do you eat in this place?

The chimy chungo?

- Chimichangas, man. - Yummy.

Chimywangos chicken.

- Hi.

- Hey.

- What can I get you today?

- Yeah, I'll have the macha burrito combo

and the large el Cola.

- Would you like a better accent to go with that?

- Oh. - Wow, okay.

- Anything else?

- Yeah, I'll get the chimi--

- Chimichanga.

- Yes, the cheech and chango sound delicious.

Thanks.

- I'll take two tacos,

37 lottery scratchers and a large chocolate milk.

- Somebody's feeling lucky today.

- Hey, your mom's birthday, right?

- Oh yeah.

Can't fight tradition.

- Okay, I'll be right back.

- Feeling lucky, I love getting lucky as in me

and that senorita.

- In your dreams, man.

- You're damn right.

- Dude.

- Bro, one day we are gonna be all over this magazine.

- Yeah man. - Look at this.

- 37 lottery tickets here. - Thank you.

- Chips and salsa.

- Hey, Ellachan?

- Alejandra.

- Alejandra, right,

who do you think is better looking?

Me or him?

- Mm.

- Huh?

- I rather not say.

- Yeah, why's that?

- Don't want to blow my tip.

(all laughing)

- Oh!

(lips puttering)

- That's just mean.

- The J train's derailed.

- Yeah, well at least I'm trying, boys, okay?

- You've lost your touch, man.

Come on.

- We're here at Hole Shot

talking with local motocross champion, Derek Black.

- What's going on?

(crowd clapping)

The world's coming to an end.

- Derek, Sports Illustrated recently ranked motocross

as the most physically demanding sport in the world.

How do you prepare for a race like this week's qualifier?

- Well, being in shape matter, Kelly,

but a lot of racing is mental.

- Yeah, your mental block.

- And how do you feel about the latest announcement

from the pro tour?

- Sorry?

- Well, after the crash last week of Danny Camden,

there's one opening on the U.S. pro tour.

Whoever does the best on the amateur tour this year

will get that spot.

- Dude, the pros.

- Yeah, the pros.

- A real shot at the pros doesn't just happen.

- Guys, the regionals are on our turf this year.

- We just gotta kill at the regionals

and we're onto nationals.

- Yeah dude, we gotta beat one guy, Derek.

- Well, two if you count his dad.

- Guys, guys.

We ain't we.

There's only one spot.

One.

(engines revving)

♪ 'Cause I know there's got to be another level ♪

♪ So well closer to the other side ♪

♪ If I'm feeling like it's now or never ♪

♪ Can I break the spell ♪

♪ Of the typical ♪

♪ The typical ♪

♪ The typical ♪

(engines roaring)

♪ I'm the typical ♪

- Can you believe this, man?

We got a real shot at the pros.

- I thought your dad was paying for you to go to college.

- I convinced him to give me one more shot.

If I don't make it though, Boston here I come.

- You should go.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

- Hey, if I could go to college--

- Yeah, you would, yeah.

You're not getting off that easy, my friend.

- No, but I'm serious, man.

I mean, this is, this is the chance for me here.

You know?

It's like a real chance.

- Bro, we've been dreaming about the pros

since we were little kids.

Are you ready for this?

- To the flag.

- To the flag.

Hey,

thanks for coming back for me last weekend.

All right, I know John was pissed.

Just don't ever do that again.

(engines roaring)

- Happy birthday, Mommy!

- Ah ah (laughs)!

- Make a wish.

- Oh, I already have everything I need.

All right, I could use a few things.

Do you want to help me?

- Yeah.

- Okay, do you have your wish?

- Yeah. - Okay.

(lips whooshing)

- Yay!

- All right, let's get started.

All right, a quarter for you.

For you.

Now don't go praying over lottery tickets.

That's not right.

(both laughing)

- All right, scratch!

That's better.

So what you gonna buy, Mommy?

- Let's see.

I would pay off all my bills

and my student loan.

And I would put the rest in savings.

All right.

I'll take you guys to Tahiti.

We'll buy an island and we'll hunt down George Clooney.

- Cool!

- All right.

All right, come on, let's win, let's win!

(coins thumping)

- Crys? - Hey.

- Hey, I gotta race this weekend.

You want to come by?

- Cale, I can't.

I have to study.

- You can't even come out for just like two hours

or something?

- Cale, this exam is really important to me.

Please.

- Okay.

I'll talk to you later then, all right?

- Okay, good luck.

(phone beeping)

- [Announcer] All right, ladies and gentlemen.

- Come on.

You've got to keep your head in the game.

Let's focus. - Start.

I just got the results in.

(background chatting)

(dramatic suspenseful music)

(background chatting)

- [Justin] See those rocks?

- Saw 'em, yeah, they're like the Grand Canyon.

- We'll hit 'em hard, okay?

Don't get stuck in those.

You get stuck, you're dead.

- Yeah.

You all right?

- Yeah, yeah.

I thought my dad might be here.

He said he'd try.

- You are about to witness the best racing

in the Pacific Northwest.

Okay folks, here we go.

From right to left, we have number 55, Mike Ellis.

Number 64, Steve Whaley.

Number 84, Brandon Smith.

Number 58, Frank Emmanuel.

And rounding out our racers,

the last three are all local boys.

Number 37, Derek Black,

number 72 in red, Justin Maynard.

And number 71, Cale Bryant.

(engine revving)

(soft triumphant music)

(engines roaring)

Oh!

The Riverwood's Invitational!

Let's get it on, folks!

(engines roaring)

Derek Black makes it out of the hole shot.

Maynard and Bryant are working it out to second.

(engines roaring)

Oh, it's getting nasty out there, folks!

Getting nasty!

(engines roaring)

Justin Maynard (muffled speaking) up front

and moves into first place.

Have we got ourselves a match, race fans!

(engines roaring)

Cale Bryant now with a lock on second.

(engines roaring)

(dramatic suspenseful music)

Bryant in second.

Derek Black is pressing down hard.

The white flag is out for the final lap.

This is it.

Justin Maynard in the lead

with Derek Black and Cale Bryant

battling it out for second.

Cale Bryant is swooping in fast.

Black trying to catch Bryant.

But Cale Bryant is on fire, folks.

Look at the air these boys are getting!

What a tremendous race!

This is it, Justin Maynard's in first.

Bryant, second.

Black, third.

Justin Maynard wins the race!

Bryant and Black head for the finish line

and it's gonna be close

as Cale Bryant steals second.

Cale Bryant steals second, what a race!

Yeah baby!

Ah ha ha!

(crowd cheering)

- That is how we do it.

Whoo!

(Derek grunting)

You came out of that like nothing.

- Leave me alone.

- Hey, don't you walk away from me.

(crowd cheering)

- [Announcer] Justin Maynard takes the trophy.

A check for $1,000 and 100 points.

Cale Bryant gets the second place trophy,

a check for $500 and 50 points.

Derek Black for third,

gets $250 and 25 points.

- Hey, come here.

Congratulations. - All three racers

will be qualified to enter the finals next weekend.

- Come back here, Derek.

- Nice work.

- Justin, off the hook.

Great race, man. - Thanks, bro.

- I'm Gun Ryan with Troy Lee.

- Yeah, I love Troy Lee.

- How would you like to be sponsored by Troy Lee?

We'll give you whatever you want.

- Whatever I want? - Yeah.

- I like to go with a winner, man.

You're it.

- Are you serious?

- Welcome aboard, man.

- Yeah, all right.

Hey Cale.

Cale?

♪ We're doing it ♪

♪ I look around me but all I seem to see ♪

♪ Is people going nowhere ♪

(phone ringing)

- Hey, it's Crystal.

Sorry I missed ya.

Leave a message, I'll call you back.

♪ It's like we're going through the motions ♪

♪ Of a scripted destiny ♪

♪ Tell me where's our inspiration ♪

♪ If life won't wait guess it's up to me ♪

♪ Whoa oh no we're not gonna waste another moment ♪

♪ In this town ♪

♪ Whoa oh we'll leave the fast and the fast ♪

♪ Gotta find the future ♪

♪ When misery loves company ♪

♪ Well so long you'll miss me when I'm gone ♪

(people cheering)

- Whoa.

Pizza's here. - I'm hungry, bro.

Cale, bad night to be working.

It's pepperoni.

Yes.

- Did I invite you? - Pizza!

- It's 74.

- Nice outfit, dude.

And you, my friend, can keep the change.

- I don't want your change, man.

- Yes, you do.

♪ I make it jump I make it jump boy ♪

- Cale, bro, pizza's delicious.

- Here.

Keep the change.

- Don't be such a baby.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, buddy.

Where you going, man?

Stay, enjoy the party.

- At Derek's?

- Yeah. - No thanks, man.

- Hey, lighten up, man.

Crystal's here.

- Party time. - Crystal's here?

- Bro, everybody's here.

- It's cool!

(background chatting)

- [Man On Walkie Talkie] Yo Cale, I have a pick up.

- I'm on my way.

Look man, find Crystal, have her call me, okay?

- All right, you got it, partner.

- [Trent] Hey, where's Cale going?

- No where were we?

- Six hot ones coming up.

Cale? - Yeah.

You working here or what?

Come on.

Come on, let's go.

Don't be late this time.

(background chatting)

(heavy rock music)

- [Justin] Crystal, Crystal hey.

- Hey!

- [Justin] Darn it, yeah?

Look at you, look at you, you look great.

- You, you, you.

- [Justin] All right, all right.

(engine humming)

(upbeat rock music)

(background chatting)

- [Cale] Hey Trent, where's Crystal?

- I don't know, man.

She was just here.

- Do you know where Justin is?

- I think they were headed to the Lookout.

(soft guitar music)

(engine humming)

- What the hell are you?

Dude, what are you doing?

Get out of here!

(door slamming)

(both laughing)

- Crystal?

- Cale. - Whoa.

- Get out of there!

Get the hell out of there!

Open the car.

What the hell is your problem?

- Cale, please.

- Shut up, Crystal.

You studying again tonight?

- Hey, hot and fresh, jump on your pepperoni pony

and beat it.

- Come out here and say that to my face, man.

- Bzzz, bye. - Get out here!

- Bu-bye, bu-bye. - Open!

(glass shattering)

- Cale!

- [Cale] Get out the damn car!

- All right, hey, Cale, Cale, Cale.

All right, just chill out.

- Crystal's gonna-- - Chill out, bro.

- Wootson Road Lookout, I'm being attacked.

Get here now, dammit, now!

- You want a piece of me now?

- There's no one.

Derek, Derek!

Don't! - Hey, get back!

- Derek!

(all yelling)

- Get in your car. - What?

Hey, hey.

- Derek, get back in the car.

- No, neither did you.

Get off me!

(sirens blaring)

- Cops, cops, get out of here.

- Derek, get in the car! - What are you doing?

What's wrong with you?

- This has nothing to do with you.

(engines roaring)

Take me home now.

- Right. - Now!

(dramatic suspenseful music)

(engine humming)

(siren blaring)

(tires squealing)

(dramatic suspenseful music)

(engine humming)

- Man, I'll call you. - Don't bother.

(door slamming)

(soft delicate music)

- How long?

- Just tonight, I swear.

- God, Crystal, did it have to be with Derek?

- Is that really what you're angry about?

'Cause it was Derek?

- What has happened to you?

- What's happened to us?

- You deliver pizza, okay?

You work at Electronic Factory, Cale.

You're just drifting along, expecting something to happen

and it never does.

- That's not true.

I got a shot at the pros.

- Yeah, a shot.

That's all it is.

What if it doesn't happen?

What are you gonna do, huh?

- What do you want?

Do you want me to be like Derek with his expensive cars?

You want Justin going off to college,

would that make you happy?

You know what, forget it.

I'm never gonna be good enough for you.

(dramatic rock music)

(engine humming)

(siren blaring)

- Don't be stupid, Cale.

Shut it down.

(dramatic rock music)

(door slamming)

- I don't care what anybody says.

My son is not a vandal

And he's not spending any time in jail.

- Jeanette, if you just--

- No, people see a boy like him on a bike

and they immediately think he's a criminal.

- Mom, Mom.

I did everything they said I did.

Okay, I should be in jail right now.

- There's been some property damage.

That's all.

- Officer Williams vouched for me.

You should thank him, okay?

- Well, thank you.

- You should know that it's going

to be 500 in damages,

plus a hundred bucks for the speeding ticket.

I couldn't knock it any lower.

- Well, I appreciate you telling me.

- Sure.

- I'm sorry that I reacted that way.

I just get a little protective sometimes.

- Sometimes?

- Is there something you're trying to tell me,

Bud Williams?

- No, ma'am.

Night Jeanette.

- Good night.

(door slamming)

(engine humming)

(door slamming)

When in the world were you thinking?

- Nothing.

I was thinking nothing.

- Cale Bryant. - What?

What, I'm not allowed to get angry?

I work two jobs and I bust my ass at both of them.

And it's still not enough.

It never will be.

- What do you mean?

You know how grateful I am for--

- No, Mom.

It's not you.

It's everybody else.

Derek and Crystal.

Even Justin sometimes.

If Dad had just stayed.

- Where did that come from?

- I don't know.

I don't know anything.

And I just,

I think

things might've been different.

That's all.

- I met your father right when I graduated from high school.

He was the most beautiful man I'd ever seen.

Your father had dreams of getting out of here.

Big dreams.

Having a wife and a baby made that hard.

So when we had your sister, he left us.

- Yeah, I know that part.

- You don't always get to be what you want to be

when you grow up, Cale.

Your father ran away from who he was.

From us.

I never heard from him again.

Look, you've been chasing this motorcycle dream

for a long time.

I know, I know it means a lot to you,

but maybe it's time that you started

getting serious about your future.

- Mom, racing is my future.

- Cale, seriously.

- What am I supposed to do?

I don't know anything else.

You know, I got news for you.

We're never gonna win the lottery.

- [Jeanette] Cale.

(feet pattering)

(drawer thumping)

(soft playful music)

- [Bailey] Are you okay?

(soft delicate music)

- John.

John, what's going on?

Hey, what are you doing?

- I heard about the stunt you pulled

at the Lookout last night.

- That has nothing to do with racing.

- It has to do with who you are as a person.

- You can't take my bike, John!

- Last time I checked, I owned this cycle.

- Look, I have done everything

you've ever asked me to do.

Don't do this.

- I wish I felt like I could count on you, Cale.

But I just don't.

- How am I supposed to race, huh?

- That's not my problem.

Find yourself another bike.

(soft dramatic rock music)

♪ Risen gates won't open up for me ♪

♪ On these hands and knees I'm crawling ♪

♪ I'm reaching for you ♪

(crowd cheering)

♪ These iron bars can't hold my soul at all ♪

♪ I need is you ♪

♪ Come please I'm calling ♪

♪ And all I scream for you ♪

♪ Hooray I'm falling ♪

♪ I'm falling ♪

♪ Show me what it's like ♪

♪ Show me the last one standing ♪

♪ And teach me wrong from right ♪

♪ I'll show you what I can be ♪

♪ And say it for me say it to me ♪

♪ And I'll leave this life behind ♪

♪ Say this one thing to me ♪

- Hello?

Hello. - Can I help you?

- Yeah.

What's the deal with this bike?

- My old Excalibur? - Yeah.

- What do you wanna know?

- It looks pretty beat up.

- Yeah, yeah,

it's seen better days.

- Does it still work?

- Did once.

- Why don't I just take this piece of junk off your hands?

- Gotta be worth something, don't you think?

- How much?

- I don't know.

What do you think?

- It's hard to tell.

How about a month of me pitching in around here

in the mornings?

- I look like I need help, do I?

- Look, I really want the bike.

- What the hell?

(heavy rock music)

♪ There's a splinter in my hand ♪

♪ But I'm not complaining ♪

♪ Just by nudging my shoulder ♪

♪ Yeah I know what you're thinking ♪

♪ We're traveling up empty ♪

♪ Yeah we know what to do now ♪

♪ Let's ride you and me ♪

- All right, I'll see you there, okay?

Cool.

Bye. - Love you.

Bye!

- Oh, hey, Bailey.

- Wait.

Make your bike look good, on the house.

- Paulie, thank you.

♪ I'm gonna scold now ♪

♪ The timing's so perfect ♪

♪ The time keeps on moving ♪

♪ And ours is almost up ♪

♪ (muffled singing) now ♪

♪ Yeah you're gone when the smoke clears ♪

♪ And now I miss you and me ♪

♪ And side car ride ♪

♪ Our course is set for a collision ♪

♪ Torn now I'm playing this time ♪

♪ Tonight 'cause it's almost gone now ♪

♪ Tonight is almost gone yeah ♪

♪ Tonight is going wrong yeah ♪

♪ Tonight is almost gone yeah ♪

♪ The night is gone forever ♪

(metal clanging)

- Hey!

It's the lottery ticket guy.

- Rancho-Bonita?

- Everyone around here calls me Alex.

- Alex, what are you doing here?

- I help out in exchange for riding time.

What about you?

- Pretty much the same.

- You ride? - Well,

I ride a different animal.

- I race motocross.

At least I used to.

You know I still do, but just not lately.

I'm gonna be a pro.

- Okay, pro.

Nice to see you again.

(soft delicate music)

(horse neighing)

(motor humming)

- Where are you headed?

- To work.

- Need a lift?

- Yeah (laughs).

- I'm Cale by the way.

- So what happened to your crazy friend?

- Oh, Justin.

He's training.

I was actually supposed to go too,

but it didn't work out.

I guess for the better.

- Maybe.

(soft delicate music)

(motor humming)

- Alejandra.

- Hey, Papi.

- Do I know this boy?

- No Papi.

- I don't like him.

- You don't like any boys around me.

(background chatting)

(soft rock music)

- I hear your boy, Cale, lost his bike.

Just you and me, bro.

Not much of a challenge.

- I'm not your bro, all right?

And you hooking up with Crystal is so not cool.

- Oh, she knew what she was doing.

- Yeah, did she? - Mm-hm.

- Anyway, jealousy'll get you nowhere.

- Actually I was just trying to get her out of there.

- Anywho, all's fair in love and motocross.

- Did you come up with that by yourself

or did your dad help you?

- Just a little bit.

- Hey. - What's up, man?

- Haven't seen you in a while, man.

- Yeah, been around. - Yeah?

- Busy.

Re-building a bike. - Yeah I heard, I heard.

You know, it's too bad sponsor couldn't help you out.

- It all comes easy for you, right?

- What?

- You know, it all falls in your lap

with college, girls, sponsors.

You don't have to work that hard for it, you know?

- That's what you think, yeah?

Because I bust my ass every day, you know?

We bust our asses every day

and that's why we're sponsored and you're not.

Okay, I race on the edge and you play it safe.

You got so much going on in your head, Cale.

You don't even think.

- Where is this coming from?

I thought we were on the same team.

- A team, Cale?

When are you gonna get it?

Motocross is not a team sport.

- What are you trying to tell me?

That if I was the one who took the fall the other day

that you wouldn't have gone back for me?

- Yeah, you're damn right.

- Wow, okay.

I get it.

- Did you two break up?

(Derek thumping)

(both grunting)

- Hey, what's going on?

Take it outside you guys, take it outside.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, come on.

- Break it up! - All right, all right!

It's done, it's done.

It's over. - Out!

- You two, Trent. - What?

I didn't do anything!

- They're your friends, you're fired.

- (groans) Fine!

- Here you go.

- So how's Cale?

- Seems more agitated than usual.

- I heard about his bike deal.

He'll get through, he's a tough kid.

- Thanks for asking.

- You sure look pretty today.

- Thanks, Bud.

You know, we've been doing this dance for a long time now.

I got two kids who are obviously a handful.

Work this job, go to school part time.

You don't want to get involved with that.

- Don't be so sure.

(soft delicate music)

(hooves pattering)

(pedal thumping)

- Dammit. - Maybe it needs gas.

(soft delicate music)

- So if I get enough points,

I can still qualify for the nationals.

And one of the pros just dropped out of the pro tour

and whoever wins this year gets that spot.

- Wow, you have big dreams.

- Yeah.

Don't you?

- I guess I'm already living my dream.

I wasn't born here, but I love it here.

(Cale laughing)

Is that funny?

- I never thought of this place that way.

You know, all I've ever wanted to do is get out of here.

- I really hope you get what you're searching for.

- Thanks.

- Wow, that looks powerful.

- Yeah, it is.

Can't wait to take it on the track.

Go freestyle.

- What does that mean, freestyle?

- It's when you're riding for fun.

You know, you're not racing.

It's when you're just hanging in the air

and you're looking down on the world and life is good.

It only lasts for a few seconds,

but it's almost as if time just stops and no worries.

No one can touch you.

(Cale sniffing)

- Will you show me motocross?

- So this is the starting gate.

And here you line up with about 10 other maniacs

who all try to just psych each other out.

It's pretty crazy.

And then the 30 second board goes up.

Your heart is thumping.

It feels like it's gonna pump right out of your chest.

And then you stare down at the gate.

It feels like forever waiting for it to drop.

But by that point, I just block everything else out.

Focus on that wind.

But step on that.

(metal clanking)

(engines humming)

(Alejandra laughing)

When that happens,

everybody here, they just explode out of here

and they all try to be the very first one

at that first turn right over there.

(engines roaring)

That's called the hole shot.

- It looks scary.

- Yeah, well it's probably the most dangerous part.

I mean it's dirt and rocks flying up at you everywhere.

And there's just guys crashing all over the place.

But if you get the hole shot when you're in the lead,

you set the pace of the race.

Everybody else just plays catch up.

- So you get the hole shot, you win?

- It's just the beginning.

See that over there?

That deep rut?

- Oh, you want to avoid that.

- Yes and no.

See, it can snap your bike or your leg,

but if you can tackle it, if you can just own it,

then you can fire out of there like a rocket.

It can make or break a race.

That's sort of where my problem is.

But the deeper the rut you get in--

- The faster you shoot out.

It's very exciting,

I mean the way you tell it.

It wasn't what I expected.

- Yeah, me neither.

It's really intense.

They're rough.

And imagine having a bunch of bikes

driving right next to you, slamming into you.

- Oh my God, you're crazy.

- You know what?

You just gotta come to a race.

(background chatting)

(upbeat festive music)

(background chatting)

- Alejandra? - Papi.

(speaking in foreign language)

- Tell me about him.

- I wanna like this one,

even more so I want you to like this one.

(background chatting)

(soft delicate music)

- Looks dumbass.

- Hey.

- Pirate.

- Bails, you're not helping.

- You can always shave your head.

- You're really not helping me.

- Try being yourself.

(background chatting)

(motor purring)

- Wow.

(upbeat festive music)

- You must be Cale.

- Yes, hi.

Mrs. Lopez.

- Please, Cale me Carmen.

Now you wait right here and I will get Alejandro.

- Okay great.

- Good evening.

- Hi.

- I am (muffled speaking) Lopez.

- Oh, it's nice to meet you.

- Alejandra has told me how hard you work

to provide for your family.

- I try.

- And you will own this pizza store one day.

- No, I race motocross.

- I've seen and it is dangerous, right?

- Sometimes people get hurt but--

- Badly.

(speaking in foreign language)

- Hey.

I'm so glad you came.

Have you met my family yet?

- Yeah.

Yeah, we met.

- Good.

Come on, I'm gonna show you the house.

(all clapping)

(singing in foreign language)

(background chatting)

(upbeat festive music)

Oh, don't be scared of my dad.

He's just a little protective of his daughter.

- He seems to have done very well for himself.

- He worked his way up from a cook

to the owner of the first Ranch Bonita.

Proudest day of his life

was when he became a U.S. citizen.

He worked nine years before he could send for us.

I was four when he left.

- Wow.

- Oh, come on.

(upbeat festive music)

- Forgive me, I've never danced

to this kind of music before.

- This is easy.

Okay, I will teach you how

to dance the (speaking in foreign language).

(bell ringing)

(key rattling)

(door slamming)

(engine revving)

(upbeat festive music)

- Hey, who's your boyfriend?

- Aren't you gonna kiss him?

- Don't you come back,

or I'll tell Papi what I found under your beds.

Sorry.

- So what did you find under their beds?

- You don't want to know.

(upbeat festive music)

(singing in foreign music)

(horn honking)

- Ah!

(metal crunching)

(horn honking)

(all yelling)

- There's a lady in there!

(horn honking)

Ma'am, you okay, you all right?

(background chatting)

- Mr. Bryant?

- Yeah.

Yeah.

- Dr. Miles.

- Could we talk to her?

- Oh, go right ahead.

She might be a little groggy.

- Okay.

Hey Mom?

Hey Mom?

Mom.

Hey.

- Hi.

- Hi.

- Hi sweetheart.

- You okay?

- Yeah.

Momma's gonna be fine.

- [Bailey] Good.

- Mr. Bryant, can I talk to you?

- Hey, come here, sweetie.

Sit up here.

- First of all, your mother's gonna be fine.

I'd just like to keep her overnight just to be safe.

- Do you get to go home tonight?

- I hope so.

- You know your insurance isn't going to pay for all this.

You should talk to the administrator before you leave.

- And with the extra bedding (muffled speaking).

- I hope so.

Thank you.

- We'll take her home tonight.

(Jeanette laughing)

(soft delicate music)

- Mommy's gonna be okay, right?

- Hey.

Mommy's gonna be fine, okay?

We just have to be quiet.

She's gonna have a headache for a few days.

We'll make a game out of it.

- [Both] Okay.

- I love you, Cale.

- I love you too.

Everything's gonna be okay.

- You'll never leave us, right?

- Hey.

Hey,

never.

Okay?

(soft delicate music)

- You done a good job, Cale.

It's not really race worthy though.

I can't give much.

- I know.

I needed a few more things to keep working on it.

- You sure about this?

- Just tell me how much you can give me for it.

(background chatting)

- Hey.

- Hey.

- I heard about your Mom.

I'm really sorry.

- She's gonna be fine.

She just is gonna be laid up for a bit.

You didn't have to come down here.

You could have just called.

- I wanted to see you.

Cal, I'm really sorry.

- Crys.

Alex.

Alex.

Alex, this...

(Cale sighing)

- I didn't know.

Sorry.

(soft delicate music)

- Hey guys, no pizza boy today?

- Where the hell are you, bro?

- [Jeanette] Cale, honey?

(metal clanging)

(soft delicate music)

- Mom?

Mom, what is this?

You said you never heard from dad again?

- I didn't.

He sent a letter.

- And money.

- The check would've bounced, Cale.

- How do you know that?

Mom, that's $1,500.

I just sold my new bike to pay your medical.

- I should've gotten rid of this years ago.

- You said he didn't care about us.

- I would rather starve than take money

from a man who left his family.

- Okay, Mom, but your children are right there

starving with you.

- You grew up strong and good, Cale.

- You knew where he was.

- You don't need a father like that.

- How do you know what I needed?

You made me the man of the house when I was 10 years old.

I was working two jobs when was 15.

I see my friends, I see their lives.

You robbed me.

- Cale, honey.

- No.

(door slamming)

(box thumping)

(engine revving)

(paper tearing)

(soft dramatic music)

(engine revving)

(engines revving)

(engines revving)

(dramatic rock music)

(engines humming)

(engines humming)

(bike booming)

- Justin!

(body thumping)

(Justin grunting)

(engines roaring)

(drill buzzing)

- Can I help you?

- I thought you were taller.

I was just a little kid.

- Oh God, Cale?

- Hey.

- How'd you find me?

- One of your neighbors told me where you work.

- What are you doing here?

- I remember coming home

and wondering why there was so much stuff in the car.

And you told me that you'd be right back.

You were just gonna go for a drive

to cool off after another fight with mom.

Do you remember that Tuesday, Dad?

It was three o'clock, Dad.

Every day I was waiting.

- Your mother and I had some problems.

It wasn't a good situation, Cale.

- It wasn't a good situation for who?

For you or for us?

- For all of us.

I couldn't stay, Cale.

Look, I never stopped loving my family.

But you know, things happen, people change.

Your mother just wouldn't--

- This isn't about Mom.

This is about you and me.

- Your mother didn't need me, you didn't need me.

- How could you say that?

You didn't even know me.

How do you know what I needed?

- Okay, okay.

What do you want?

I can't change things that happened.

Why are you here now?

- I tried to forget you.

Mom was great.

When I needed someone,

when I really needed to reach out to someone,

you weren't there.

Things have been piling up back home with mom

and my work and everything.

And I thought that,

I thought maybe once I'd get the right lottery ticket.

- Okay, okay, I get it.

- You do?

- Look, here's, I don't know.

Here's some money.

Will this do it for you?

Well, this is what it's about, right?

This is a shakedown.

- Oh my God.

You really don't get it at all, do you?

- What?

- You never did.

- Hey.

You're a pretty good looking kid, man.

You remind me of me when I was a kid.

- We're nothing alike.

(engine revving)

(train horn beeping)

(soft dramatic music)

(engine humming)

- (kisses) Love you, Mom.

- Oh.

I'm so sorry.

I thought I was protecting you.

I shouldn't have lied.

- No, no.

You were right?

Dad disappeared a long time ago.

- I love you, sweetheart.

- I love you too.

- Mm, can't a girl get some sleep around here?

(both laughing)

(soft dramatic music)

(horse whinnying)

- Alex.

- I have nothing to say.

- Look, I know.

Listen to me, okay?

Alex, will you hear me out, please?

Whatever you saw the other day at the store

was not exactly what it looked like.

All right, Crystal's my ex.

And it's over between us, all right?

It's in the past.

I've been through a lot lately, all right?

And a lot of things have changed

and a lot of that change is 'cause of you.

I don't know what exactly this is between us,

but when I'm with you I feel good.

Okay, I think that you maybe felt the same way too.

Just want to give this another shot.

Please.

- I like you, Cale.

You're a nice guy.

And I'm not sure if this is gonna work.

(soft dramatic music)

But,

we can try.

- Okay.

(soft dramatic music)

I heard.

- I'm done, bro.

I lost my sponsorship.

They dropped me faster than a pregnant prom queen (laughs).

My dad won, I guess.

I got Boston Co. as my future now.

It's not so bad though, right?

I mean, I probably would've got bored

on the pro tour anyways.

- You said you were gonna beat me.

(both laughing)

- Listen, man.

I'm sorry about all the stuff that I said, you know?

- Me too, man, I'm sorry.

- So it's up to you now, bro.

What are you gonna do?

- I'm gonna turn in my application

as assistant manager over at Electronic Factor.

- What?

What are you talk, what about the dream?

- I missed the race the other day, man.

It's over.

- Yeah, well.

You always got the regionals.

Ah, I obviously can't race next weekend.

And since you tied Derek for a second,

you got my spot, bro.

- What?

- Yeah, you're racing next weekend in the amateur regionals.

Yeah!

(grunts) Easy okay, easy.

- Sorry. - All you need, man

is an entrance fee and a bike.

- Well-- - Don't look at me, bro.

You think I look bad, you should see my bike.

No ride, no bike.

That's how endorsements work.

- Hey, tell me Trent got his job back at Hole Shot.

- Yeah, he did.

I've never seen a man beg so much in my life.

He was on his knees, crying, snot coming out of his nose.

It was gross.

- Just let us borrow it for a second.

- We need help.

Have we ever let you down?

- We're not gonna need it for that long.

- I promise, you don't have to pay me.

You don't have to pay me.

- Once he works on it,

it's gonna be (muffled speaking) again.

Absolutely free. - Wally.

- Seriously, please. - All right.

- A little bit of time.

- All right, back to work.

- Yeah!

- Yes, yes.

- Dude! - Thank you, thank you.

♪ We don't have time to regret ♪

♪ No time and we'll take more than common sense ♪

- Take this and that.

♪ So stop your wondering and take a stand ♪

♪ There's more to life than just to live ♪

♪ 'Cause an empty room can be so loud ♪

♪ There's too many tears to drown them out ♪

♪ So hold on hold on ♪

♪ Hold on hold on ♪

♪ One single smile a helping hand ♪

- Ma'am, it's $13.25

Please (knocks).

Thank you.

♪ So don't give up stand till the end hold on ♪

♪ There's more to life than just to live ♪

♪ 'Cause an empty room can be so loud ♪

♪ There's too many tears to drown them out ♪

- (muffled speaking) buddy.

Pick up the pace if you want to be a champ.

Not bad.

- Yeah, I was wondering if you wanted

to come over and watch the race with me and Bailey.

- Are you serious?

- Great.

Okay, I'll see you then.

♪ Hold on ♪

♪ 'Cause an empty room can be so loud ♪

♪ There's too many tears to drown them out ♪

- That about does it.

I've worn honed the cylinders, add a set of hot cams,

Recut the valve seats,

and oh yeah, I modified the accelerator pump.

- God, you make me hot.

- Get your arms off me before I chew them off.

How are we doing for finances?

- Secretary of the treasury?

- We've got $937.

- You guys, we need two grand for entrance fee.

- [Both] Yeah.

- Dammit.

- I've got an idea.

- It'll be on magazines, it'll be on TV.

There's hundreds of people there.

It's the regional championships and it's here.

It's never here.

People will see-- - Yeah, yeah, it's a sport,

a game, uh huh.

- No, no.

It's not just a game.

It's my life.

And you can make money at it, you can make a living.

Senior Lopez, you came to this country

with a dream.

And you worked hard and you sacrificed everything.

And now look what you have.

This is my dream.

This is what I do well.

If I could have half of what you have,

a business, a family.

Mr. Lopez, your daughter is,

your daughter's quite extraordinary.

And I look at you and I see why.

(soft dramatic music)

(Alejandra screaming)

- Yeah!

Yes!

(Justin laughing)

Wow, man, great.

- [Cale] Thank you, Mr. Lopez.

- Thank you.

- Thanks to Rancho-Bonita and myself,

your ride's now officially pimped.

- Dude, your bike's making me hungry.

- It's all right.

- [Alejandra] Yeah, it's good.

- God, I'm freaking out a little bit here.

Look, I know that sometimes I question

whether you're even there or not.

But I figure lately that you have to be there

in order for me to be here.

Just want to ask you to help me do my best today,

and if possible, could you smooth out the track?

Amen.

(soft dramatic music)

- Hey.

- I'm all right.

Just mapping out the track.

(muffled speaking)

I'm nervous.

(soft triumphant music)

(audience cheering)

(rhythmic upbeat music)

- Hurry, hurry, hurry.

The final is about to start!

- [Announcer] How do you do, ladies and gentlemen?

And good afternoon.

Today is a huge race with so much at stake.

(rhythmic dramatic music)

- Keep an eye on the starter, okay?

Watch his body language.

As soon as he hits the pin, the hole shot's yours,

- Derek looks strong and Sean Nash is tearing it up,

so you gotta get up front early this time, okay?

Now the track is totally rotted, it's treacherous.

You gotta be strategic.

Keep your low foot in front of you, sit on it.

Your hindsight'll be fine, okay?

- All right, got it.

- Yeah, what did I just say?

- Not a clue.

- Why am I here?

- Free food, sympathy?

- [Both] The chicks.

- Yeah, the chicks, the chicks.

- No seriously, don't worry, I got it, okay?

Just gotta focus on the ruts.

If I get that, I win.

- Yeah, and if you don't--

- Vvv, psh!

- Yeah.

Come here, to the flag.

- To the flag.

(engines revving)

(triumphant dramatic music)

- [Announcer] This track has suffered a lot

of rain this week.

Still very wet with a lot of deep ruts

the boys'll have to watch out for.

One miscalculation and a rider could easily

be flown from the race.

- Hey Cale, no bike today.

I guess your sponsor forgot.

Oh, that's right.

You don't have a sponsor.

- Trent.

- Hey.

(both cheering)

- Oh my God.

You have got to be kidding me.

What's next, guys?

Hot dogs?

- Give 'em hell, Cale, okay?

You've worked hard and you deserve this.

- Hey, we all have.

- [Trent] Come on, Cale, you can do this, bro.

- [Announcer] We're almost ready to begin.

The starter will check each rider.

- It's Cale, it's Cale!

Right there, Mommy, that was Cale!

Come on, Cale, you can do it!

(engines revving)

- [Announcer] We are seconds away from the final moto.

Who's day will it be?

(crowd cheering)

- Hey bro.

- [Announcer] Now Grant, you've felt the pressure

of this race day moment many times.

What are these young riders thinking

as they prepare to drop the clutch?

Is it a matter of, now hold on.

One rider seems to be having a problem.

- [Announcer] Oh, and it appears Cale Bryant

is backing away from the starting line.

- [Announcer] What's going on?

- [Justin] Cale, what are you doing?

- I'm assuming he must have some sort

of a technical problem out there.

- Cale! - Now he's back

on the bike again. - What the hell is he doing?

- I don't know. - It doesn't seem

to be a technical problem.

- What's going on? - He's back up from the gate

and appears to be trying a running start,

a very bold move.

(engine revving)

(gun firing)

There they go.

- Yeah! - Ay yes!

- Yeah, that a boy!

- [Alejandre] Go Cale!

- [Announcer] Cale Bryant was totally (muffled speaking).

Time's the gate perfectly.

He nails the hole shot,

and man, Derek Black is all over him.

- [Announcer] That was one gutsy move.

(all cheering)

(engines roaring)

He's got to go, Cale Bryant coming through that turn.

He is hot right now with Derek Black a close second.

(crowd cheering)

- Go, go, go, go, go!

- [Announcer] Number 71 has the lead.

Cale Bryant with Derek Black, 37, in second place

and they have left the back behind

by several lengths so far.

Cale Bryant in the turn, he is on fire!

(engines roaring)

- Go Cale, go!

- Take it easy, bro.

- [Announcer] Cale Bryant, fighting for first

with Derek Black pressing down hard.

(heavy rock music)

Cale Bryant in the lead.

He's taking that (muffled speaking),

but Derek Black's coming on and pushing him higher.

Derek Black is pushing him up.

He's pushing, he's pushing him, Cale is, oh!

Cale Bryant is out. - Cale!

- [Announcer] Bryant is down.

- (gasps) Oh my God.

- [Announcer] And Derek Black takes the lead.

(dramatic suspenseful music)

(engines roaring)

Cale Bryant is up and he's back in the race.

What a long way up.

I don't know if there's anyway he can catch Derek Black

who is still leading the pack.

- [Announcer] Bryant is back up,

but he is way back in the pack.

He seems to be in about ninth place right now.

(engines roaring)

(crowd cheering)

- [Announcer] And Cale Bryant has broke into eight,

no seventh, wait, sixth place.

- Go Cale, come on!

- [Announcer] Number 71, moving up fast.

This is amazing, folks.

He's taking some big risks out there,

but they're paying off and he's narrowing down.

(engines revving)

- Yeah!

(crowd cheering)

- [Announcer] Cale Bryant has moved into second place.

Boys and girls, we have ourselves a race.

(engines revving)

Derek Black still has a big lead,

but Bryant is chasing him down.

(crowd cheering)

It's a two man race, folks.

A two man race.

Black in the lead and Bryant right behind.

- Come on, buddy.

Throttle down, throttle down.

- [Announcer] Look at Cale Bryant go

chasing him down.

It looks like Black is gonna try and cut him off again.

Oh, Bryant is a (muffled speaking)

knocked Derek Black off his bike and out of the lead.

Cale Bryant is out in front.

(crowd cheering)

(Bailey screaming)

- Yeah buddy. - Whoa!

- [Announcer] This is amazing.

All the way from the back of the pack,

Cale Bryant is now in first place.

(crowd cheering)

It's gonna seem like the longest lap of his life.

(dramatic suspenseful music)

(chain clanging)

- He lost his chain.

- Cale!

- [Bailey] Oh Cale!

(body thumping)

- [Announcer] Oh, Cale Bryant is down.

Cale Bryant is down.

- It's over.

- [Announcer] Seems to have lost his chain, folks.

It's all over for Cale Bryant.

- Cale!

- [Spectator] Get up buddy, come on, get up!

(engine roaring)

- [Announcer] Now Derek Black is back up

and he may still have a chance here.

Derek Black is back up.

Bryant is on his feet.

He seems okay, but his machine is done for the day.

(soft dramatic music)

(engines roaring)

(Alejandra clapping)

(crowd cheering)

- Yeah, go Cale!

(crowd cheering)

(engines roaring)

(Cale grunting)

(crowd cheering)

- [Alejandra] Come on, Cale!

- [Announcer] This is quite remarkable.

I have never seen anything like this.

(Cale grunting)

(engines roaring)

- Ah!

- Keep going, buddy.

Ace that finish line, come on.

- Come on, yeah!

- Go!

- [Announcer] Cale Bryant is pushing his bike

to the finish line.

Derek Black moving on in second coming hard and fast.

Derek Black is coming at him hard and fast.

(engines humming)

(dramatic triumphant music)

Cale Bryant wins!

(crowd cheering)

(both yelling)

And Cale Bryant has done the impossible.

(muffled speaking) cross the finish line

for first place.

Cale Bryant wins, Cale Bryant wins!

- Thank you, Cale!

(upbeat triumphant music)

(Bailey screaming)

- Coach, did you see that?

(muffled speaking)

(crowd cheering)

(Alejandra laughing)

- Oh my!

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold up, hold up.

Cale, you have to be aboard your bike

when you cross the finish line.

I'm sorry, you're disqualified.

(crowd cheering)

- [Announcer] Derek Black takes the checkered flag

and 100 points!

(crowd cheering)

- [Cale] Hey man, congratulations.

- [Derek] Thanks.

- Cale, hey, hey.

Oh, I gotta bad leg.

You good?

- Yeah, I'm good.

- [Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,

AMA Motocross Champion, Brett Blankston.

- Now I've been around the sport for more than 20 years

and I've never seen anything

like I witnessed out there today.

Cale Bryant pushing his broken motorcycle

across the finish line.

Cale, where are you?

Cale Bryant, can you come to the podium please?

Come on up.

Cale Bryant, pushing that broken motorcycle

across the finish line.

Turning around to go and pick up a wounded friend.

That took guts.

Cale, on that note,

I just want to say welcome to the pro tour.

Congratulations. - What?

(crowd cheering)

- Yay (laughs)!

- [Bailey] We did it, uh huh, oh yeah!

- My son won. - Look,

we never said we were gonna pick the winner.

We said we'll pick the best rider.

- I'm taking this to the AM--

- You know what, Dad?

Just shut up for once, please.

- Come on, son.

I'm just trying to help here.

- Come here. - You won that race, come on.

(crowd cheering)

- Could you put your hands together

for our new pro rider, Cale Bryant!

- Whoo! - That's our boy.

That's our boy.

- [Trent] Yeah buddy, that a boy, Cale!

Whoo hoo!

(crowd cheering)

(triumphant orchestral music)

- I'm so proud of you.

(crowd cheering)

(upbeat rock music)

- You really want to do this, Maynard?

- What are you backing out already?

- Nah, college boy.

I'm just giving you an easy way out.

- Remember, you're pretty rusty.

- I'm never too rusty-- - I guess we'll find out.

- You guys ready? - Yeah.

- Dude. - I know.

- Yeah.

- Okay.

Here we go.

(engines roaring)

(upbeat electronic music)

♪ It's the little things that make me smile ♪

♪ That that that make me smile ♪

♪ Like the very first time that you discovered true love ♪

(both cheering)

♪ It always stays on your mind ♪

♪ Or the first time you hear a song on the radio ♪

♪ That gives you goosebumps all over ♪

♪ From head to toe ♪

♪ Or the time you stayed up all night talking on the phone ♪

♪ And you looked up and realize she's staring ♪

♪ At the same song as you ♪

(Kale laughing)

♪ That's what makes me sentimental ♪

- All right.

I could probably use a few things.

All right, wanna help me?

- Yeah!

(phone ringing)

- Oh goodness gracious.

Hello (laughs).

- Fine Crystal and tell here I'm here.

I mean, wait.

Crap, find Crystal.

Hold up.

♪ Matter matter ♪

- I just forgot my line.

Oh my God.

Crap, what's my line?

Line?

Oh my God.

Are we doing my version, which version?

- [Justin] Just think.

- How does this go?

- [Justin] I've never seen a grown man beg so much

in my life.

Why?

- I'll be back.

- To the flag? - To the flag!

- He's a moron.

Jerk face.

Idiot.

What a turd.

- What the hell is your problem?

No, it's not right.

Sorry!

Justin!

- Uh?

- Cale.

(Cale laughing)

- Get out of here, you pig.

♪ From school and these are some sweet memories ♪

♪ 'Cause that's what gets me sentimental sentimental ♪

♪ That's what life is all about yeah yeah ♪

♪ That's what gets me (muffled singing) ♪

♪ See all them other things I can do without yeah ♪

♪ 'Cause I figured these are the moments ♪

♪ That matter matter ♪

♪ And I figured out ♪

♪ That these are the moments ♪

♪ That mean the most to me ♪

♪ 'Cause I know I got a friend's trust ♪

♪ Family and love all around me ♪

♪ That should be enough ♪

♪ And I figured out that these are the moments ♪

♪ That matter matter ♪

♪ Keep people you love close to you ♪

♪ 'Cause when it gets tough they'll help you through ♪

♪ Don't let anybody take your moment from you ♪

♪ 'Cause that's all that matters in the end ♪

♪ That's all that matters hey ♪

♪ 'Cause I figured out I figured out ♪

♪ These are the moments that matter ♪

♪ They matter to me matter ♪

♪ And I figured out hey ♪

♪ These are the moments that ♪