Himself
Toby Price knows that completing The Dakar Rally is a triumph in itself. The South American terrain knows no regard for man or machine, breaking both at will over the course of 14 days and some 9000km traveled. But to wipe the sand from the eyes and the blood from the boots to hold The Dakar trophy aloft, takes more than just strength. Victory demands sacrifice. And the Australian off-road racer has known more than his fair share of pain - including more than 27 broken bones and a broken neck that very nearly rendered him motionless for life. From first jumping on a bike as a two-year-old to dealing with his sister's death and then witnessing the death of his best friend in succession, Paying the Price follows Toby's emotional journey from country kid to becoming Australia's first ever winner of The Dakar Rally.
Himself
Meet the man, the champion and off-road phenomenon, Kurt Caselli. This unique and breathtaking film will show you the way of a true champ and where his love for motorcycles and the sport have taken him. We venture to Caselli’s training grounds, the WORCS (world-off road championship series) Hill-climb events, and take a step back in time with footage over 15 years old. Suit up and hold it wide open, as this fast action flick will keep your heart pumping from start to finish.
Himself
The sequel to What !f, What !s is the next step in off-road moto progression and cinema tography. With a bigger cast, more cameras, and killer locations, Red Tide Pictures takes you on a adrenaline fueled romp of North America, through the swamps and bogs of Georgia to the high mountains in the heart of New Mexico. With some of the most progressive free riding, hill climbing, rock hopping and urban assaulting, no terrain, natural or manned will be left unturned.
Self
What !f is the first film to showcase the progression and limitless boundaries of off-road riding. Featuring today’s best riders showcasing their talents in front of some of the best cinematographers around, this film will not disappoint. From the tight trees of the East, to the wide-open terrain of the West, the athletes of What !f prove again and again that no terrain is out of reach.
