The Signal Hill Speed Run

This documentary chronicles the history of the Signal Hill Speed Run, the world's first skateboard race, organized by James O'Mahoney. The race attracted large crowds, with over 5,000 spectators, and became an annual event that drew national television coverage.

The film provides an insightful look into the early days of skateboarding as a competitive sport. It captures the thrill of the race and the risks involved, as competitors vied for a prize that famously did not cover medical expenses. The documentary serves as a record of a significant moment in skateboarding history, appealing to both enthusiasts and those interested in the evolution of sports.