FISTS FULL OF DOLLARS

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FISTS FULL OF DOLLARS — During 1979’S President’s Day Snowstorm the U.S.A. is suffering from a winter of malaise. Bored and captive in their living rooms, Americans endure the first live-televised 500-mile motor race as it goes from mundane to violent. When the crashing stops, the fists begin to fly — and overnight Gool Ol’ Boy stock-car racing explodes into the mainstream as lucrative big-business.

ABOUT GO! FEVER

Since Ben-Hur used speed as a weapon while fighting for his freedom in a chariot, courageous men and women wired on maximum velocity have put themselves in jeopardy pursuing fame and immortality by punching through the barriers of technology, safety, and human endurance. Hell-bent on glory in the discipline known as motorsports, many perished. Moreover, those who survived learned an unexpected lesson: Winning comes at a cost. “GO! Fever” is the documentary series telling their stories…

FISTS FULL OF DOLLARS

THE SURFERS RULE

SPEED KILLS

PRESSURE WAVE: MACH 1 AT BLACK ROCK

DON’T CALL ME “CHA-CHA”