:56:01
Steve would ride
the next 350 miles to the finish.
:56:03
Get Mark with the oil.
:56:05
Tell Mark we need oil. Oil.
:56:09
Andy was finished as well.
:56:11
Chuck Dempsey would take over the bike.
:56:13
We're probably gonna need
to patch it at both ends.
:56:15
Hey, my radio ain't working.
I can't hear Bruce for some reason.
:56:24
Steve was off.
:56:25
He had 12 miles of pavement
before he hit new dust.
:56:33
- Go!
- Let's go, let's go!
:56:34
- Go!
- Good job, good job.
:56:37
Make some dust!
:56:38
Make some dust, buddy!
Make some dust, Chuck!
:56:41
Clear it out, clear it out.
:56:48
Go, go, go!
:57:10
Steve Hengeveld. The best night racer
in the world. Was flat out.
:57:13
Trying valiantly.
Chuck Dempsey could not close the gap.
:57:16
But it didn't matter.
:57:17
Because for an afternoon.
:57:18
Andy Grider had accomplished
the impossible.
:57:21
I've had what I would consider
a few moments that I felt greatness
:57:25
when I raced.
:57:26
A lot of people, if you ask them...
:57:28
if you say, "Okay, break it down.
What was your best race?"
:57:30
And it might not be they won,
but they had a moment
:57:34
that you're so present
in everything that's happening...
:57:37
flawless and effortlessly.
:57:39
And outside is utter chaos,
:57:41
but that chaos is around 'em,
:57:43
and they're sitting
in the middle of the tornado,
:57:45
the eye of the storm.
:57:46
You make a correction
before a reaction starts.
:57:50
They're not scared, they're not afraid.
:57:52
They don't think they can be hurt.
:57:54
You don't have time to be afraid.
Afraid's afterward.
:57:57
You know, it's like...
:57:59
"Man, I just avoided death once again. "