Space Riders (1984) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A top rider hired by Asama Motorbikes who suffers a major crash in 1982. He wins the British Grand Prix, overcomes mechanical failures in South Africa and Sweden, crashes in Italy, and ultimately secu...
A Japanese rider hired alongside Barry and Ron. He practices martial arts, wins races in South Africa, France, Argentina, and Venezuela to secure his contract, and leads in Yugoslavia before experienc...
Barry's archenemy and a consistent rival racer. He wins races in Germany and Italy, beats Masao in a photo finish at Sweden, but ultimately drops out at the San Marino Grand Prix after his bike suffer...
An American rider who won the 1982 championship after Barry's crash. Hired by Asama, he wins Spain, the Dutch Grand Prix, and the Daytona 200. He finishes second behind Barry at the San Marino Grand P...
The chairman of Asama Motorbikes who decides to hire the three fastest riders in the world, specifically selecting Barry, Ron Harris, and Masao Yamashta to race for his team.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Chairman hires Masao Yamashta alongside Barry and Ron to race for Asama Motorbikes.
Chairman hires American Ron Harris, who won the 1982 title after Barry's crash, to race for Asama Motorbikes.
Chairman decides to hire Barry as one of the three fastest riders to race for Asama Motorbikes.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ron finishes behind Lockwood at South Africa, while both remain active competitors throughout the championship season.
Masao wins South Africa ahead of Lockwood, and Lockwood defeats Masao in a photo finish at Sweden.
The plot explicitly identifies Mike Lockwood as Barry's archenemy, and both compete for major race victories.
Ron and Masao are hired together with Barry as the three riders representing Asama Motorbikes.
Barry and Masao are both selected by Chairman to race for Asama Motorbikes.
Barry and Ron are both hired by Asama Motorbikes and later finish first and second at the San Marino Grand Prix.
A season of motorcycle rivalry, mechanical danger, contract pressure, and costly victory culminates in Barry's final triumph.
Directed by Joe Massot
Space Riders (1984) · 5.5/10 · drama
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