Clay Porter - 3 Minute Gaps

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Released: 2011
Run time: 01:11:26
Director: Clay Porter

Tracklist / Soundtrack
Section: Artist - Title

  1. The Qemists - Your Revolution
  2. Seb Taylor - Eerie Times
  3. Rob Zombie - Dragula
  4. Tony Morales - Controversy
  5. Jakalope - Pretty Life
  6. Brady Ellis and Mark Moore - Subversion
  7. Alice in Videoland - Lay Me Down
  8. Brady Ellis - Transformectomy
  9. Seb Taylor - Trail Ripper
  10. The Qemists (ft. Wiley) - Dem Na Like Me
  11. The Bloody Beetroots - Butter
  12. Kays Alatrakchi - Restless Reason
  13. Kays Alatrakchi - Dissention
  14. Zebra and Giraffe - The Inside (USB Human Remix)
  15. Tony Morales - Cold War
  16. Jonathan Greer - Highwire
  17. Seb Taylor - Breaking Strain (Epic Tribal Mix)
  18. Walter Werzowa - Chaos Theory
  19. Brady Ellis - Disaster Blaster
  20. Shiny Toy Guns - Major Tom

For two years the crew of 3 MINUTE GAPS have followed the world's best mountain bike racers around the globe documenting them as they trained, prepared, rode, ate, traveled, raced, celebrated, commiserated, and made sacrifices simply because of the weight of ambition to be the fastest. There is no truer, more accurate and intimate depiction of the hallowed worlds of the very best World Cup rider's than 3 MINUTE GAPS.

Filmed in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, USA, and every round of the 2009 and 2010 World Cup Series and World Championships.

Director Clay Porter has traveled the world capturing a story of triumph and struggle.

From multiple World Champions to future World Champions - including Gee Atherton, Sam Hill, Aaron Gwin, Sam Blenkinsop, Brendan Fairclough, Greg Minnaar, Andrew Neethling, Danny Hart, Matti Lehikoinen, Ben Reid, and Josh Bryceland - this film chronicles the new breed of racers who are re-shaping modern downhill racing, and indeed, riding.

This movie is more than a Post-It note stuck on a page of mountain bike history, it is a leather bound pop-up book printed on sheets of polished stone with a crystal ball for the contents. For years to come this movie will still be referenced in conversations and discussions about when riding was re-imagined.