Right on Track
- TV-G
- Year:
- 2003
- 89 min
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Girl:
Vroom![Dog Barks]
Vroom!
Speeding Down
The Track.
The Other Car
Pulls Out In Front
What Will
Terry Mcconey Do?
She's Gonna Hit
That Cat
And, Oh, Look!
Erica Wins!
Whoo-Hoo! Race Is
Over. I Gotta Go.
Dad, Can I
Please Go?
No.
No, Monkey,
Not This Time.
Oh, Come On, Now.
Be Good.
Now, Come On!
Daddy's Gotta Run.
Come On!
Jump! Ohh!
Oh, That's My Girl.
Rock And Roll,
Daddy! Sic 'Em!
Hey, Erica.
Still Got Your
Training Wheels On.
You Big Baby!
Yeah! [Laughs]
I Can Beat You!
Cannot!
Can Too!
Oh, Yeah?
Race Me
To The Mailbox.
Announcer:
...And Next Up,In Lane 2, Gregg Enders.
In Lane 1, Erica Enders.
Whoo!
Whoo!
Well, Erica, That's Very Good.
Thank You, Ma'am.
It's A Four-Link
Dragster.
1,000 Horsepower,
A 235-Inch Wheelbase,
Weighs 1,700 Pounds
And Can Go Up To
180 Miles Per Hour.
Oh.
Erica:
Come On, Mom!It's A New League!
They Just Started.
They're Called
Junior Dragsters.
The Roll Cage
Withstands Crashes
Up To 250 Miles An Hour!
And The Car Only
Goes About 60.
Absolutely Not.
Honey!
I'll Have A Fire Suit.
And A 5-Point
Harness.
All Right! All Right!
Give It A Rest, Please.
I Do Not Like
To Be Ganged Up On.
[Sighs]
I Think It's Dangerous.
[Punch]
Ow!
Please, Mom. Please.
Please, Oh, Please.
Just Get Ready
For Bed.
[Sighs]
Come On.
Thanks A Lot,
Courtney.
[Sighs]
Am I Being
That Big Of A Witch?
No.
[Both Laugh]
It Just
Scares Me, Gregg.
Honey, They've Got
Rules Up To Here
To Keep Them Safe.
The Playground's
More Dangerous.
Gregg--
Well, It's Something
She Wants To Do!
I Mean, It's Not
Like It's A Dress
Or A Toy
Or Something.
It's Something She
Really Wants To Do.
There's
A Big Difference.
Would You Be
So Against It
If She Wanted
To Take
Violin Lessons?
When Did Anyone
Ever Get Killed
Playing A Violin?
Well, If It Was
Dangerous, Would
I Let Her Do It?
Hmm.
What?
Announcer:
Welcome, Folks,To The First Ever
N.H.R.A. Junior
Drag Racing Event.
Of Organized Drag Racing,
Kids Ages 8 To 16 Will Finally
Have The Opportunity To Drive
Real Dragsters Down
The Same Drag Strip
As The Professionals.
I Got It! I Got It!
I Got It!
[Laughing]
I See It.
I See It.
Mom!
Hey.
You Think That's
A Good Idea?
Letting A Little Girl
Go Out There?
Well, Let's Wait
Until The End
Of The Race
And Then You
Can Tell Me.
It's Not That Pink.
Woman:
Where'd You GetThat Paint Job?
[Engine Idles]
Rock And Roll,
Monkey.
Stick 'Em!
I'm Going To Win, Dad.
Announcer:
And In Lane 2, Eric Enders.
Excuse Me.
It's Erica Enders.
Is That A Girl?
Yes.
Huh.
I Guess That
Explains
The Color
Of The Car, Huh?
Ha Ha.
Correction There,
Folks.
In Lane 2,
Erica Enders.
Ha Ha.
[Engine Revs]
Dad, It's A Girl.
What If I
Get Beaten By A Girl?
You'll Be Fine.
Just Do Your Best.
Have
A Good Race, Son.
Announcer:
And First UpIn Lane One, Randy Coats.
Whoo-Hoo!
[Cheering]
Yeah! Whoo!
You Won!
You Were
So Good Today.
Thanks.
Dad, Look!
Oh, That One's
For The Nationals,
Honey.
I Want To Win
That, Dad.
Well, We'll See.
Don't You Think
I Can Do It?
I Didn't Say That.
It's Just That
Every Kid Who Gets
Behind The Wheel
Of One
Of Those Cars Thinks
The Same Thing.
And I Mean Kids
From All
Over The Country.
I Can Tell
You, Honey.
There's
A Big Difference
Between Wanting
Something
And Actually
Getting It.
You Wait And See.
I'm Going To Win That.
Erica:
Yes!It's Perfect!
I Love This Car!
Now, Erica, There's
Some Things On This Car
That Are Different
From The Other One.
First Of All, That Throttle
Is A Lot More Sensitive
Than The Other One.
Daddy, I Know All This.
Stop Rolling
Your Eyes And Listen.
Ha Ha Ha!
Courtney!
You Know, Moving Up
To This Age Group
Is Going To Be
A Lot More Work.
I Know.
A Lot Of Traveling.
And The Competition's
Tougher.
You're Not
Going To Be Bringing
Home Trophies
Every Week Right Away.
I Know.
And We Expect You Both
To Keep Up In School.
No Problem.
Straight As.
You Can Race Out Of State.
A "B" On Your Report Card
And You Stay
Right Here In Houston.
Any Cs, And These Cars
Go Up On Blocks.
Ok.
Ok.
Don't Just Say Ok.
We're Making
A Contract Here
And We Expect You Both
To Keep It.
Ok.
Announcer:
Well, It's AnotherBeautiful Day For Racing
Here In Houston, Texas.
And We've Seen
Some Pretty Talented,
Up-And-Coming
To Today's Big Final.
Now, Keep In Mind,
They Go At Pretty Fast Speeds.
And Some Of These Drivers
Don't Even Have
Driver's Licenses!
[Revs Engine]
Announcer:
Well,Here It Is, Folks.
This Is The One
You've Been Waiting For.
Today's 2 Finalists.
In Lane One, It Will Be
Erica Enders.
And, Taking The Lane 2
Position, Jordy Knowlton.
You Race Fans May Recognize
Jordy's Crew Chief
As His Daddy, Big Time,
Rusty Knowlton.
That Little Girl Of Yours
Isn't Going To Cry
When My Jordy Beats
Her Butt, Now, Is She?
Announcer:
And This Is It!Both Cars Are Now Staged.
Let's See Who's Going
To Take Home This Trophy.
Ahh! No!
Yeah!
Announcer:
The Winner,Jordy Knowlton.
Yeah! Ha Ha!
Make Sure You Take
A Box Of Tissues
With You.
Whoo Hoo!
Man:
Hey, ThereHe Is! Jordy!
Second Man:
Great Job! Great Job!
Piece O' Cake!
Yeah!
Isn't
This Kid Great?
I Told You
He Was Going
To Win!
Come On.
Go Shake Hands.
No. He's A Jerk.
That's Not
The Point, Honey.
At The End Of The Day,
Winning And Losing
Is Not As Important
As Being
The Best Person You Can.
So, Jerk Or Not,
You're Gonna Go Over There
And Shake His Hand.
Come On.
Come On!
This Is Pretty.
Congratulations.
Good Race.
Rusty:
You Show MeA Good Loser,
I'll Show You
A Loser.
This Ain't
For Little Girls.
So, Young Lady,
Why Don't You Do Us,
And The Sport,
A Favor
And Get Out Now.
You're Right. They're Jerks.
Yes!
Cut It Out!
[Giggles]
That Is So Annoying.
Did You Get
To 5.0 Yet?
Not Yet.
Come On.
Let Me Try.
Later.
Oh, Please!
Please! Please!
Please! Please!
Ok, Ok! Here!
Thank You.
Hmm.
5.17!
You Didn't!
It Took Me Almost
An Hour To Get 5.35.
[Sighs]
This Is Boring.
Daddy! I Think
This Thing's Defective!
Janet Lee:
It's Late, Honey.
Time For Bed.
Just A Few
More Minutes.
It's A School Night.
[Whining] Mom.
You Can't Win
All The Time, Erica.
Are You Gonna Be
Like This Every
Time You Lose?
'Cause I'm Not Gonna
Put Up With It.
It's Just A Race.
I Know.
I Just Really Hate
To Lose, That's All.
And That Jordy Kid Is--
Then Why Do
You Do It?
Are The Trophies
Really Worth
What You're Putting
Yourself Through?
It's Not Just
The Trophies.
Then What Is It?
Well, I Mean--
[Sighs] This Might
Sound Stupid.
But When I'm Out There
On The Track,
And I'm Sitting
In The Driver's Seat
There, I Just--
Don't Laugh.
I Won't.
I Just Feel Like...
Like That's Where I Belong.
I Mean, Ever Since
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