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Synopsis: Shot around the world in 2010 and 2011 and narrated by Ewan McGregor, 'Fastest' captures the intense and thrilling reality of the MotoGP World Championship, documenting a pivotal moment in the sport. With Valentino Rossi chasing his tenth World Championship title the Italian ran into one of the toughest challenges of his career: a crop of exceptionally fast young competitors, a horrific leg break at his home race, and an amazing comeback little over 40 days later. Confronting such a monumental task and with rival Jorge Lorenzo taking the 2010 title, Rossi faced up to one of the most testing years in his illustrious career and along with his fellow competitors was left asking: Who is the fastest rider now?
Director(s): Mark Neale
Production: Media X International
 
IMDB:
7.8
PG-13
Year:
2011
111 min
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after a pre-season crash

on a dirt bike.

He won the next

race in Spain,

ahead of his compatriot

and archrival, Dani Pedrosa.

Touching in the last corner

and beating him in the last lap

has been 100% adrenaline.

Lorenzo then staged

a post-race celebration

to rival Rossi's

own theatrics.

At Le Mans, MotoGP

rookie Alvaro Bautista

is also walking wounded after a

motocross accident a week earlier.

When I crashed, I

thought, "Okay, I broke."

I'm here because I think

I can try to ride. No?

Bautista had a compound fracture of his

left clavicle operated on a week ago.

He also had thoracic

bruising and broken ribs.

He wants to ride, and

that is quite incredible.

Bautista is one of

six MotoGP rookies in 2010.

They may be new to MotoGP, but

they're not new to each other.

They've raced each other for years

in the junior MotoGP categories.

Bautista and fellow Spaniard,

Hctor Barber

have some history with the

Italian, Marco Simoncelli.

I like a lot

when there is a physical fight

in the last lap,

to try to win the race.

You fight with the

other rider, you touch.

During the race, you want

to kill the other rider,

but after the race,

you give him the hand,

and you go to drink

a beer together.

Okay, you are fighting

and you want to pass bad.

I think he is different, because

he's very ready to hit you.

Every time something happens,

they come to the race direction,

and they say,

"Simoncelli touched me.

"You have to

disqualify him."

And for me, it's not the true

spirit of the motorcycle race.

For me, it's normal.

And also, if you see, Lorenzo and

Pedrosa in the last race touched,

but nobody say nothing.

Simoncelli

sometimes is very hard.

I am his friend, so with

me, he is more soft.

But especially with Bautista,

Barbera, always hard, hard fight.

But he says they are girls.

Yes.

The rookies have graduated

from 150 mile-an-hour

lightweight machines

to 170 mile-an-hour

middleweights.

Now, it's time to go racing on

There are no better riders than

the men they are up against,

and there are no faster bikes.

This is it.

The beginning of the

season, it was quite difficult.

In Malaysia, I crashed,

I had a big crash.

It was a very

strange crash,

because entering the corner,

I lose the front of my bike

and with the leg, I pick up

the bike for some meters,

but after, the bike

retake the grip,

and I had a very

bad high side.

After that moment, I don't

remember very well what happened.

I am afraid

when I crash

and I understand that

I can do nothing.

So, in this moment,

I am a little bit afraid,

not little bit afraid.

The sixth MotoGP

rookie is American Ben Spies.

Unlike the others, he's come from

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Mark Neale

Mark Neale is a British documentarian and film director based in Los Angeles, California. His best-known work is the 1999 documentary No Maps for These Territories, which profiled cyberpunk author William Gibson. Prior to No Maps, Neale had been an acclaimed music video director, making videos for artists such as U2, Paul Weller and the Counting Crows. In 2003, Neale wrote and directed Faster, a documentary on the MotoGP motorcycle racing world championship, and its sequel The Doctor, the Tornado and the Kentucky Kid in 2006. more…

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