100 Hours with Cole Davies (2025)
What happens when an average rider is thrown into the world of motocross and supercross royalty? Over the course of 100 hours, I lived and trained alongside rising star Cole Davies at the Star Racing Yamaha facility to find out. The journey culminates at the Denver round of the AMA Supercross Championship, where Davies and Haiden Deegan are locked in a fierce title battle. Offering unprecedented access to one of the sport's most secretive teams, this film pulls back the curtain and takes viewers behind the scenes with Cole Davies, Haiden Deegan, Cooper Webb, Christian Craig, Michael Mosiman, and Justin Cooper as they chase greatness at the highest level.
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What happens when an average rider is thrown into the world of motocross and supercross royalty? Over the course of 100 hours, I lived and trained alongside rising star Cole Davies at the Star Racing Yamaha facility to find out. The journey culminates at the Denver round of the AMA Supercross Championship, where Davies and Haiden Deegan are locked in a fierce title battle. Offering unprecedented access to one of the sport's most secretive teams, this film pulls back the curtain and takes viewers behind the scenes with Cole Davies, Haiden Deegan, Cooper Webb, Christian Craig, Michael Mosiman, and Justin Cooper as they chase greatness at the highest level.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jase Macalpine
In Theaters:6/20/2025
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Studio:Gypsy Tales
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