A Day in the Dirt
Jan 01 2002
•Stuntman Mike McCoy (aka Mouse) takes viewers on a breathtaking, up-close-and-personal look at the Motocross Grand Prix Race, a glamorous movie industry event designed just for kicks; the race attracts industry leaders, superstars, award-winning directors and producers, race car-drivers, stuntmen and women, and more. Watch as McCoy gets behind the driver's seat in five of ten races, offering an unusual point of view to avid racing fans.
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Narrator (voice)
Jeremy McGrath
Self
Dave Mirra
Self
Mouse McCoy
Self
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