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£ Bruce Brown
greets Maddo

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Hollywood

£ Carlin Dunne pushes the limits of speed
at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah

What:

On Any Sunday:
The Next Chapter

Who: Dana Brown
Format: Streaming / DVD / Blu-ray
Availability: Out Now
Directed by acclaimed filmmaker
Dana Brown (“Step into Liquid” and
“Dust to Glory”), this film explores the
excitement and passion people from
all corners of the world have for riding
motorcycles.
Red Bull Media House, in association
with Freeride Entertainment, premiered
the new documentary at the Dolby
Theatre in Hollywood late last year.
According to Red Bull, over 400
motorcycle riders from SoCal cruised in
and parked their bikes along Hollywood
Boulevard to celebrate the follow-up
to 1971’s Academy Award-nominated
documentary, “On Any Sunday”,
directed by Dana’s father, Bruce Brown,
who also attended the premiere.

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Stars from the film came out to see the
movie for the first time, including action
sports superstar Travis Pastrana,
freestyle motocross pioneer Robbie
Maddison, Pikes Peak International Hill
Climb motorcycle champ Carlin Dunne,
motocross legend Doug Henry, custom
motorcycle designer and former racer
Roland Sands and many more.
Robbie Maddison built a custom
motorcycle with a wheelchair ramp for
his close friend, Chris Ackerman, to
ride in with him to the premiere. Eleven

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On Any Sunday
The Next Chapter

We give you the low-down on the latest epic
film to come out of Red Bull Media House:
“On Any Sunday - The Next Chapter” and take
a look at what went down at the film’s starstudded, motorbike-fuelled Hollywood premiere.

years ago Ackerman had an accident
that nearly took his life. He sustained
numerous broken bones and a spinal
cord injury that left him permanently
paralyzed. This premiere was the
first time Ackerman had been on a
motorcycle since his accident. “Being
able to get Chris back on a motorcycle
and enjoy the freedom that riding bikes
brings has been something weighing
on my shoulders for some time,”
commented Maddo. “Chris is family to
me and I love him like a brother, and to
have him be a part of the motorcycle
convoy and ride into the premiere of
‘On Any Sunday, The Next Chapter’ is
something he will never forget.”
Shot in 4K Ultra HD, the film is a
modern take on the 1971 classic
“On Any Sunday”. The original film
turned out to be a groundbreaking
documentary, which transcended the
sport and reached a wide audience
with its engaging characters and
heartfelt stories. The new release
journeys even deeper into the
humanity and emotion of motorcycle