The Documentary:

Mike Nemesvary 'Round the World Challenge
"once an athlete, always an athlete"

GAPC Entertainment Inc. will produce a one hour television documentary focusing on former World Cup champion freestyle skier Mike Nemesvary's bid to become the first quadriplegic to drive around the world.

This unique documentary special will follow and document Mike and his professional support team on their 40,000 - kilometer journey through 16 countries in a specially equipped vehicle. The documentary special will inspire both disabled and able-bodied audiences worldwide, and ultimately provide a platform to raise funds to find a cure for spinal cord injury.

Christopher Reeve, actor/director, has agreed to appear in the prologue of the documentary and to provide bridge narration for the one-hour television special.

The television special will be available for broadcast worldwide as a lead-in program to the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, USA.

VHS and DVD copies of the documentary program will also be released for direct sales.

A percentage of profits from the sale of the documentary will be donated to the 'Round the World Challenge.

Coffee Table Book:

Mike Nemesvary 'Round the World Challenge - Driving for a Cure ...once an athlete, always an athlete...

GAPC and Mike Nemesvary will publish a coffee table book that portrays in stills, captions and narrative text Mike's years as a Junior and Senior World Class Champion athlete, his injury, his rehabilitation, his life after the fall and his 'Round the World Challenge - Driving for a Cure.

The coffee table book will feature a visual and textual record of Mike Nemesvary's life and his momentous undertaking that is the 'Round the World Challenge.

We anticipate design and layout of the book during the fall/winter of 2001 and in stores prior to the winter Olympics, February 8-24, and the Paralympics, March 7-16, 2002 in Salt Lake City, USA.

A percentage of profits from the sale of the coffee table book will be donated to the 'Round the World Challenge.

For further information on these two projects please send us an email at mclement@gapc.com or visit the GAPC web site at http://www.gapc.com/