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2011 Motocross of Nations: Duke Review

MXoN 2011

The nail-biting final race of the 2011 Monster Energy Motocross of Nations was a fitting climax to what proved to be one of the hardest fought international MX battles of recent years.

Now fans can relive the vital highlights of the 65th Motocross of Nations in the Official Review, new on DVD from Duke.

With breathtaking action footage from throughout the event in Saint Jean d'Angely, France, it is the essential guide to a fascinating contest.

The Official Review includes a track guide, courtesy of helmet-mounted cameras, a chance to hear from the leading riders and a look at the 2011 Motocross Awards Ceremony.

However, it is the high-jumping, hard-sliding action which will have viewers hooked as they relive the qualifying races and then each of the three races to decide which of more than 30 nations would lift the Motocross of Nations trophy.

Interview With Nao Nagasawa : Singer, Actress, Idol and Tokusatsu Heroine

, Did you have to audition?

Yes.  I had to audition four times.  I had to show action moves and some posing.

How old were you at that time?

I was 17 years old.

Were there many other girls auditioning for the part?

Many other girls also auditioned for the same role, yes.

Why do you think you were chosen from all the other girls?

I don’t know, maybe because Nanami and I are the same. We are quite similar in character.

Had you had any experience in martial arts at that time?

Yes, I did shorinji (kempo). I tried to do a shorinji pose at audition, but it was no good, not powerful. Everyone saw it and made fun of me (laughs!). But they had a good impression of me.

When your character Nanami transforms into Hurrican Blue, are the action sequences performed by a stunt actor?

I did the fight scenes myself. They measured my head for helmet and my body for the costume, which was a tight fit.