Moto X Riders Go Big and Sick for "FMX Riot 1 & 2"

Together for the First Time on DVD, Destroy Entertainment Collects a Pair of Award-Winning, High Definition Freestyle Motocross Films Featuring the World's Best FMX Riders Going Wild; Available August 7 From Destroy Entertainment


LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - August 8, 2007) - High definition cameras were rolling when some of the biggest names in freestyle motocross were unleashed at two of the best freeriding locales for a pair of wild, no-ramp contests. Produced by X Games organizer MXi for Voom Network's RushHD channel, the cameras captured jaw-dropping, award-winning footage during the first and second annual FMX RIOT (Rush International Off-Road Terrain) natural-terrain championships. Destroy Entertainment brings together these freestyle motocross classics for the first time on a single DVD. Featuring more than two hours of motocross mayhem, "FMX RIOT 1 & 2" will be available August 7 at all retail outlets and www.rhino.com for a suggested retail price of $19.95.

"FMX RIOT 1 - DUEL IN THE DESERT" won the "Best Competition Documentary" at the 2006 Xtremey Awards. Filmed November 2005 in Southern California in the hills of Ocotillo and the sand dunes of Glamis, the contest features no ramps and no judges; just eight riders at the edge of civilization going wild. The riders include Mike "The Godfather" Metzger, Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg, European Champion Busty Wolter Rebeaud, and up-coming freerider Todd Potter of the Metal Mulisha. FMX RIOT 1 captures history in the making with the first natural terrain backflip competition and will take you back to the roots of the sport.

"FMX RIOT 2 - SWINGARM CITY" won for "Best Theatrical Competition and Race" at the 2007 Xtremey Awards and features the first-ever helicopter coverage of Caineville, UT, the premier freeriding location on the planet. Many of the world's best FMX riders -- including defending champion Metzger, Swiss superstar Mat Rebaud, Drake McElroy, Dustin Miller and young gun Todd Potter -- pushed the performance edge further into the unknown at the second annual FMX RIOT. The rules of the competition were the same: no ramps, no judges, just freeriding. Once again, the performances were breathtaking and adrenaline-pumping set against the most challenging landscapes in the FMX world.

For additional information regarding "FMX RIOT 1 & 2," please contact Christoph Buerger in the Destroy Entertainment Media Relations Department at (818) 238-6248 or christoph.buerger@wmg.com.

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