3,000 feet of vertical rock face on El Capitan serves as the battleground for elite climbers vying for the speed record in a high-stakes competition.
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3,000 feet of vertical rock face on El Capitan serves as the battleground for elite climbers vying for the speed record in a high-stakes competition.
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Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold tackle the 3,000-foot Nose of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Their goal is to reclaim the speed record for climbing this iconic rock face. Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds previously set the record, prompting Honnold to enlist Caldwell for a new attempt. As they prepare, they face significant risks, especially after accidents on the wall highlight the dangers of speed climbing. The film documents their intense rivalry and the skills required to conquer this challenging ascent.
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Why Watch
- Follow Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds in a fierce competition.
- See Alex Honnold team up with Tommy Caldwell.
- Find out about the risks of speed climbing on El Capitan.
Did You Know
- The Nose of El Capitan is 3,000 feet tall.
- Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds broke the speed record previously held by Alex Honnold.
- The documentary features climbers like Tommy Caldwell and Quinn Brett.
- The film has a runtime of 63 minutes.
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Who broke the speed record on the Nose of El Capitan?
Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds broke the speed record previously held by Alex Honnold.
What is the length of the Nose of El Capitan?
The Nose of El Capitan is 3,000 feet long.
Who did Alex Honnold enlist to reclaim the speed record?
Alex Honnold enlisted climbing legend Tommy Caldwell to reclaim the speed record.
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