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The Racer
Jodie lives and breathes motorcycling. But the road to reaching the top is paved with difficulties, if it wasn't for her dad's unwavering support.
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Jodie lives and breathes motorcycling. But the road to reaching the top is paved with difficulties, if it wasn't for her dad's unwavering support.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Scottish Documentary Institute
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