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Bull and said, 'Sure, let's do it.' "
Brown said with his movies
he's tried not to 'piggyback on
dad's stuff too much.' So he won-
dered if naming the new film after
his dad's movie made sense.
"You're never going to top "On
Any Sunday's" influence. But then
I thought, 'What the heck, as long
as people come to see how great
motorcycling is and how nice the
people are,' that still remains. To
show the world, A. How cool it is,
but also how genuinely nice and
the passion shared whether it's
here at a flat track or in Spain at a
GP. The heart of it is so big."
Brown said the new film will
cover the gamut of motorcycle
racing.
"We've done
Pikes Peak, we did
Bonneville, we cov-
ered Marc Marquez
on the GP tour last
year, ice racing,
speedway… kind
of taking "On Any
Sunday" as the blue-
print. Not exactly,
but the same idea.
We also profile some of the best
known personalities of the sport
like Travis [Pastrana] and Doug
Henry."
Brown said visually "On Any
Sunday, The Next Chapter"
promises to be second to none.
"We're shooting 4K (ultra high-
definition) and it's unbelievable.
The cameras are incredible. The
technology has advanced so
much. Hopefully, visually, it will
be something like no one has
seen."
Larry Lawrence
Movie director Dana Brown was
on hand overseeing filming for the
movie that is slated to hit theaters in
October.
BIGGER BRAKES FOR MOTOGP
T
here were several top Mo-
toGP riders who woke up last
week with a smile on their faces
when the FIM Grand Prix Com-
mission announced that it had
agreed to modify the rules re-
garding larger sized carbon disc
brakes in the MotoGP class.
Previously, 320mm discs were
used at all the circuits on the cal-
endar with the exception of Mote-
gi in Japan where 340mm discs
were mandatory; and Montemelo
in Spain and Sepang in Malaysia
where the use of 340mm discs
was optional. That changed last
week with the commission – with
the support of the brake manu-
facturers – changing the rule to
allow for the use of 340mm discs
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
GOLD
&
GOOSE
The MotoGP
class will get
to use bigger
brakes with a
rule change set
to take place
immediately.
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