jeremy mcgrath

jeremy mcgrath

The name of the book is Wide Open, by Jeremy McGrath. This book has no awards of recognition.   It’s an autobiography about his life as a motocross rider.   The setting is mostly at a motocross track or some place to ride motorcycles.
The characters names are Jeremy McGrath, Jeff Emig, Skip Norfolk, Ryan Hughes, and Phil Lawrence.   They all tie in together because they either race motocross or have a part in helping with the racing.   He wants a full factory sponsorship to be a 250cc supercross rider.
His problem is that there are a lot of fast riders that could get the sponsorship faster than him and to make it he will need to make enemies, gain friends, and prove that he can ride.   He needs to really show that he can ride better than all of them because there is a slim chance to make it.   There is a better chance of making it in the NBA or the NFL than to be a factory sponsored rider.
He finally gets picked up on an amateur team and gets better parts and bikes.   He is making his way up the ladder.   He is racing in the 125cc pro class and winning a lot of races.   He finally gets picked up on the Honda factory team.   It’s a start for his dream of becoming a factory 250cc rider.   After he dominates for one or two seasons, his dream becomes a reality.
It was the last race of the season and he was tied in points with another rider. A first place could equal a season championship win.   He was a nervous wreck.   He lined up on the gate and prepared to race.   He got a horrible gate and ended up in thirteenth place.   That didn’t stop him though.   He charged his way back up to the front and took the win.   He was finally a factory sponsored 250cc rider.  
After he gets in he races his heart out.   He wins some seasons and losses some too. He changes companies a few times in his career.   He gets married to a woman named Kim.   He settles down a little and rides X-Games and motocross.   In 2003 he retires from full time racing.   He continues to ride, but just not as...