Gregg Godfrey (born 26 May 1969) is an American filmmaker and producer from Draper, Utah, who built his career around action sports. After studying film at the University of Utah he began as a stuntman and then made documentaries that followed him through base jumping, motocross and off-road racing, before creating the video series Nitro Circus with motocross racer Travis Pastrana in 2003 and growing it into a television, film and live-show franchise. In November 2007 he won the Baja 1000 and set a world record for a 1280-mile solo motorbike run of the race in 40 hours and 22 minutes, and in 2008 he set a record for the longest semi-truck ramp jump. He is listed here for his motocross and off-road riding as well as his work behind the camera.
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participating in high action sports such as base jumping, motocross, off-road racing and more
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