Beverley Mitchell late of 7th Heaven and Brie Larson play Erica and Courtney Enders a pair of sisters who did nothing less than open up the sport of drag racing for women. As you watch the story unfold you plainly see that the girls and their supportive parents face a whole lot of opposition, a lot of it downright stupid.
The parents are played by Jon Lindstrom and Jodi Russell and while supportive do insist on some strict values like academic achievement comes first. That becomes of particular importance insofar as Mitchell is concerned.
It also plays havoc with the social lives of the two sisters especially Mitchell who would like to also date as well. She does have her eye on young Derek Boone and he's an eyeful.
Another male preserve shattered. Soon enough we'll see women drivers on the NASCAR circuit. We'll owe it to the Enders sisters of Houston, Texas and their perseverance which is captured nicely in this fine family film from the Disney Studios.
The parents are played by Jon Lindstrom and Jodi Russell and while supportive do insist on some strict values like academic achievement comes first. That becomes of particular importance insofar as Mitchell is concerned.
It also plays havoc with the social lives of the two sisters especially Mitchell who would like to also date as well. She does have her eye on young Derek Boone and he's an eyeful.
Another male preserve shattered. Soon enough we'll see women drivers on the NASCAR circuit. We'll owe it to the Enders sisters of Houston, Texas and their perseverance which is captured nicely in this fine family film from the Disney Studios.