This isn’t an introduction it’s a progress report. From learning curves to breakthrough moments, Olivia shares what it really takes to level up in one of the toughest classes in ATV motocross.

Listen in, share this episode with your crew, and follow Olivia’s journey as she continues to climb. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss the next update from the track.

We also touch on Kinsey Osborn’s retirement and what it means for the future, while exploring how promoters, riders, and fans can work together to bring the excitement and fun back to racing. This is an honest, forward looking discussion about what needs to change and how to make it happen.

Tune in, share this episode with your racing community, and let us know your thoughts on how we can make the sport better. Don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss the next conversation.

From starting in motocross as a teenager to becoming the winningest driver in WORCS history, Beau has built a career that spans decades and multiple disciplines. But this conversation goes beyond the wins.

We talk about why retirement didn’t stick, how his mindset has changed over time, and what it looks like to transition from pure competitor to mentor, father, and respected voice in the industry.

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Supported by the “Mr. Missfits” pit crew, the group brings people together through trail rides, cleanups, charity work, and their popular Rigs & Churros events proving off-roading can be about community as much as horsepower.

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Looking at past champions who’ve won into their late forties, Simon believes there’s still plenty of opportunity to compete at a high level for years to come. With a newborn at home, however, he’s experiencing firsthand how age, recovery, and reduced sleep impact performance forcing him to train smarter, prepare better, and take even greater care of his body as he continues chasing his goals.

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Bailey opens up about balancing racing, faith, family, college, and building a life beyond the track all while carving out her own identity in the sport.

Listen now and hear how she’s building her path in Women’s Pro racing.

In this episode, Joe and I talk about the incredible accomplishment of eight-time National Champion Gary Denton being inducted into the AMA Hall of Fame, along with discussions about other legends who helped shape ATV racing. Joe also shares insight and instruction on teaching riding schools and the importance of passing knowledge down to younger riders.

This episode reflects Joe’s passion not only for competition but for the people and legacy of the sport itself.

Thank you, Joe, for your friendship, your stories, and the impact you’ve had on ATV racing and the ATV TALK family.

In this episode, Joe and I talk about racing schools, intense MX battles on the track, and what it really takes to compete at a high level. Joe shares tips on training, preparation, and eating right as a racer, along with insight into staying sharp both mentally and physically.

Joe also opens up about factory support and how important it is to uplift and invest in youth within ATV racing. This episode highlights the teacher, mentor, and leader Joe was to so many in the sport.

More than racing, this is about building the future of ATV.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with Joe’s family, friends, and the entire ATV community.

In Part Two, Joe goes deeper into his professional career the big races, the championships, the pressure, the setbacks, and the mindset it took to stay competitive at the highest level. This episode captures Joe in his element, sharing lessons from years of experience and passion for the sport.

More than results, this is about the journey, the grind, and the legacy Joe leaves behind.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with Joe’s family, friends, and the entire ATV community.

This was Joe’s very first time on the show, where he sat down with me to talk about where it all started — his early years, the grind, the lessons, and how his career in racing was built from the ground up.

Before the wins, before the reputation, there was just Joe chasing a dream. This episode lets you hear that story in his own words.

Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with Joe and his family.

If this episode hit home, share it with your crew, hit follow on your favorite platform, and tag us with your wildest ride stories. Subscribe for more behind-the-scenes rides through the off-road world, only on ATV-TALK.

In Part 1, Leonard explains what made real gasoline the gold standard: consistent octane, high energy, long shelf life, and zero corrosion. He contrasts this with today’s ethanol-blended pump fuel unstable, corrosive, and chemically compromised.

In Part 2, it’s about the bigger picture: cost, lost knowledge, and how generations of mechanical wisdom have been undone by regulatory shifts and marketing spin. Whether you’re a racer, builder, or weekend warrior, this episode is a call to reclaim performance and pride.

Subscribe to the show for more no-nonsense breakdowns and deep dives into the power, history, and heart of motorsports. And don’t forget the conversation continues on our YouTube channel and Instagram.

In his first appearance on ATV-TALK, Keith opens up about why he made the switch, what he learned along the way, and how stepping back from racing changed his relationship with the sport. This conversation goes beyond results and lap times, focusing on passion, growth, and what it means to stay connected to racing even after the helmet comes off.

If you’ve ever wondered how racers evolve and what stays with them long after the checkered flag this episode is for you.

Listen in and share your own racing journey with us by tagging @atvtalkpodcast on Instagram or commenting on YouTube.

From youth racing and family involvement to how media and storytelling shape the next generation, this conversation looks at ATV racing through a wider lens. Cody shares what he’s learned from covering GNCC events, what gives him hope for the sport, and what challenges still need attention.

This is a thoughtful, honest conversation about growth, responsibility, and why the future of ATV racing depends on more than just who wins on race day.

Tune in, join the conversation, and let us know how you got into ATV racing.

If you’ve ever faced setbacks or doubted your next chapter, this episode is for you. Tune in, subscribe, and share the conversation with someone who needs a push toward their own comeback.

Listen now and follow @rickcecco to stay up to date with his latest builds and trail projects.

Tap in and follow Chloe @923_sweetpea and subscribe to ATV-TALK to keep up with the future of the sport.

It’s not just about what he’s accomplished it’s about what still lies ahead.

Follow Brandon’s journey, share this episode with fellow fans, and don’t forget to subscribe to ATV-TALK for more racer interviews and insider stories.

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In this episode, we explore how innovation, passion, and family drive Joe’s mission to reshape the future of youth ATVs. From acquiring the Cobra platform to launching his own designs, Joe explains what it takes to turn frustration into forward motion and how Foundation Motorsports is paving the way for racers across the country.

If you enjoyed this episode, follow ATV-TALK on your favorite podcast platform and leave us a rating or review. For more behind-the-scenes interviews and motorsports coverage, follow us on Instagram @atvtalkpodcast.

To learn more about Joe and Foundation Motorsports, visit foundationmotorsports.com or follow them on Instagram @foundation.motorsports.

Share this episode with a fellow rider and tag us in your rebuilds or shop setups — your quad might be featured in a future show!

This isn't your usual YouTube-only race report. For the season finale, we're giving our podcast audience an exclusive audio recap of one of the most anticipated races of the year. Hear what really happened on the ground and what it means for riders heading into the off-season.

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Jace (@19jace04) and Cam (@mando___5.0) join us to talk about how the club was founded, the people and stories behind the cars, and what keeps Mustang culture alive in a fast-changing world. We talk favorite builds, wildest memories, first Mustangs, track days, charity runs, and how SD Stangs (@sdstangs) (@0nlystangsofficial) is connecting with a new generation of enthusiasts through events and platforms. From custom builds to lifelong bonds, this episode is all about cars that bring people together.

Tap in, follow the crew, and don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to keep the community rolling.

Now entering a new chapter, Chad talks about selective racing, his 2025 Quadcross of Nations return, and how he’s keeping his passion for the sport alive through mentorship and growth.

Listen now on ATV-TALK for untold stories and honest reflection from one of the sport’s greats. Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share the show to help keep these conversations alive.

Tune in and let us know your favorite Nick Gennusa moments or what part of his story inspired you most! Don’t forget to tag ATV-TALK on Instagram or comment on YouTube to join the conversation!

Don’t miss this inspiring conversation subscribe, share with friends and family, and keep supporting the future of racing.

In this episode, Nick shares the highs of his racing journey, the reasons he stepped away, and the personal challenges that shaped his perspective. We dive into how reconnecting with old friends and the ATV-TALK community reignited his love for the sport, leading to his inspiring comeback. Along the way, Nick reflects on the difference between racing in his 20s versus now, the friendships that kept him grounded, and the gratitude he feels for a second chance at chasing the dream.

An inspiring, personal, and story-driven conversation that proves it’s never too late to follow your passion.

Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and leave us a review to support ATV-TALK Podcast and stay tuned for the next episode packed with more stories from the world of ATV racing!

Follow Kinsey on Instagram @kinseyosborn130 and subscribe to ATV-TALK wherever you listen to podcasts to keep up with the fastest riders and biggest stories in ATV racing.

Representing DirtHalo Racing, Dakota shares how she balances racing, school, and inspiring the next generation of women in motorsports. With grit, humility, and big goals ahead, Dakota’s journey is just beginning, and she’s already creating space for more young girls to chase their dreams on four wheels.

Hit subscribe, share this with your crew, and stay tuned as ATV-TALK continues to spotlight the future of racing.

We dive into what the recent retirements and lineup changes mean for competition, how ML2 Motorsports is expanding, and what it takes to build a personal brand while staying competitive at the highest level. Max opens up about the balance between passion and pressure—and what excites him most about where ATV racing is headed.

From career goals to personal quirks, this episode gives you an inside look at a rider pushing forward on and off the track.

Hit subscribe, share with your crew, and stay tuned for more stories from the front lines of ATV racing.

We talk about what got him hooked on ATV racing, how he balances life on the road with race-day pressure, and why the Honda TRX450R has become his weapon of choice. With backing from industry icons like Duncan Racing, FMF, and Fasst Company, Matt reflects on the key moments that shaped his breakout season and the mental toughness it takes to chase wins in brutal terrain.

Whether you’re into long-format races, rider stories, or the heart behind the helmet this episode brings it all.

Subscribe, share, and follow along as we dig into the future of desert racing with one of its rising stars.

In this episode, Don takes us through his unexpected journey into off-road racing, including key breakthroughs like his runner-up finish at the 2017 Baja 500 and podium at the 2018 Baja 1000. We talk about what it’s like juggling family life, dealership ownership, and brutal travel schedules plus the little rituals and road stories that keep it all human.

Whether you're a racer, a fan, or someone who just loves a good story about grit and balance, Don's journey proves that you don’t need to be flashy to be legendary—you just need to keep showing up.

Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and follow along for more stories from the world of ATV racing.

In this energized and reflective conversation, he shares how he’s preparing for Vegas to Reno 2025, the mindset that keeps him competitive after decades in the sport, and why longevity in racing comes down to more than just speed. From mechanical insight to mental grit, David opens up about what it really takes to keep performing at the top level while staying in love with the ride.

If you’re chasing your own finish line on the track or in life this episode is your fuel. Don’t forget to follow, share, and rate the show so we can keep bringing you the voices that inspire.

If you’ve been following Luke’s career or just love hearing real stories from real riders, this episode is for you.

Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share the show your support helps us keep bringing on the riders and stories you care about!

In this episode, we sit down with Jackson to hear the full story of how he made his off-road racing debut, and walked away with a win. Riding an ARC 350X three-wheeler with no prior racing experience, Jackson took on one of the toughest desert races in the country and shocked everyone at the finish line.

This is a story about raw grit, quiet confidence, and proving that sometimes, the biggest risks lead to the biggest rewards.

If you’re inspired by underdog victories and desert grit, don’t forget to subscribe, share this episode with your crew, and leave us a review. Your support keeps the stories rolling.

From small-town beginnings to standing out in the Open class, this episode is all about grit, passion, and chasing wins at full throttle. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just getting to know the sport, Mike’s story will leave you inspired.

In this episode, Emma shares her story of breaking onto the U.S. scene, her fierce battles with riders like Kinsey Osborn, and the mindset it takes to compete at this level while living far from home. From fitness to focus, it’s all about chasing success on and off the track.

Don’t forget to subscribe, share this episode with your friends and family, and leave us a review! Your support helps us keep bringing you more stories from the world of ATV Motocross.

In this episode, we look at racing and life through Beau’s eyes. From his early days on the bike to his current run leading the WORCS series (which he's already won 11 times), Beau reflects on the journey, the sacrifices, and what comes next.

The love for the sport is still strong. But with sponsorships shrinking and family responsibilities growing, he’s now weighing what life might look like beyond the racetrack possibly behind the controls of heavy equipment instead of a race machine.

Will Beau Baron retire, or is it just talk? Can he clinch his 12th WORCS title? Tune in to find out then subscribe, share, and hit that like button. Thanks for being part of the ride!

This record-setting attempt will be the longest one-day desert race ever for a 3-wheeler or 4-wheeler in the U.S. Featuring Luke Peterson, Donnie Pulliam, Mike Wise, Kevin Advook, and Aden Lipham, the team will pilot machine #476—first off the line in their class.

With a 3:00 AM start time and a specially deviated route for handlebar-equipped vehicles, the American Trike Team will have a 7-hour window before the cars and trucks roar to life. It’s a test of endurance, strategy, and pure grit.

Follow the American Trike Team’s incredible journey and help us celebrate this milestone in off-road racing. Share with friends and family, smash that like button, and don’t forget to subscribe—thank you for riding along!

Now, at just 16 years old, she’s making waves in the WMX class. After only four national races, she’s already 3rd in points with two podium finishes, showing the grit and talent needed to challenge the front of the pack.

In a sport where few racers come from her home state, she’s proving that determination and drive can outshine geography. With her eyes on a championship, this is just the beginning of her journey.

Join us for this inspiring story of a rising star in ATV racing. Be sure to share it with friends and family, and don’t forget to like and subscribe wherever you tune in. Thanks for being part of the ride!

He experimented with different machines until the Kawasaki KFX 700 changed everything—giving him the edge he didn’t know he was missing. Long before social media, online forums were the gateway to connection. It was through one of these early platforms that he met the right people, made the right moves, and unknowingly caught the attention of Team Green.

By 2004, he found himself living the dream racing with factory support, forming lifelong friendships, and experiencing a season that had it all.

Ever wondered if dreams really do come true? Tune in to this unforgettable story of how one incredible year changed everything. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with family and friends. Enjoy the ride!

He began racing local events, learning the ropes and finding his place in the sport. But as his skills evolved, so did his perspective. Eventually, he found his strength not in the sport quad class—but in the growing and competitive Pro 4x4 division.

And somewhere along the way, he found more than just a racing career… he found a partner at the track who would later become Mrs. Jenkins.

This is the story of a homegrown racer finding his lane—on and off the track. Tune in, share with friends and family, and don’t forget to subscribe and like where you can. Thanks for listening!

Hunter, the more media-facing brother, shares how he and Cody transformed their Can-Am team from a tiny garage where cars had to be pushed outside just to work—into a full-scale racing and manufacturing business with a professional-grade facility and multiple bays.

Together, the Miller brothers have not only earned their place at the top of the UTV ranks—they’ve built a business that’s as competitive off the track as it is on it.

Live a little and tune in as Hunter Miller tells the story behind the Millers' rise. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share with friends and family thanks for listening!

As a hardworking privateer, Jeremy put in as much effort off the track as on it, spending every dime just to make it to the next race. His grit and determination earned him a top-ten finish and a place in the XC1 Pro class alongside the world’s best off-road racers.

In this episode, Jeremy reflects on his journey, the struggles behind the scenes, and what it meant to compete at the highest level without factory support.

Sit back, grab a cold drink, and enjoy The Jeremy Rice Story. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends and family. Thank you for supporting the show!

With a rare mix of mechanical talent and racing experience, she’s carving a path few others in the sport have walked especially women. After enrolling in a local technical trade school, Olivia thought her racing career might be over. But in 2025, she made a surprise return to the track, proving you can chase more than one dream at a time.

Looking ahead, Olivia plans to complete her training and become a race mechanic at the professional level. Tune in as she shares her passion for both the sport and the shop and how she’s determined to make her mark in a male-dominated industry.

Don’t miss Olivia Joiner’s inspiring story of passion, perseverance, and horsepower. Subscribe, share this episode, and leave us a review it helps more listeners discover incredible voices in the world of ATV racing.

With countless surgeries behind him, Jack began adapting mechanical and hydraulic components to keep himself riding motorcycles. What started as a personal mission quickly evolved into something greater: developing adaptive riding solutions for fellow veterans and wounded warriors. From hydraulic shifters to stabilization systems, Jack’s work offers a path back to the open road—on two, three, or even four wheels.

Joined by a small team of veterans, Jack’s innovations have gained attention across the adaptive riding community. His collaboration with Jason and Ian from Team Blind led to new ATV applications, expanding the reach and accessibility of these life-changing modifications.

Jack’s story is one of resilience, purpose, and giving back. Help us spread the word—share this episode with your family and friends, hit the like button, and subscribe to ATV-TALK to support stories that matter.

As he met new friends in the ATV community, Don transitioned from three wheels to four, opening up a whole new chapter in his racing career. His unexpected path even led him to join the prestigious American Trick Team, where he carried the 3-wheeler spirit with pride.

Follow Don’s journey from dirt bikes to 3-wheelers and quads, and discover how the tight-knit ATV community helped shape his racing future.

Follow Don Puuiam Jr. on his incredible ATV journey! Don’t forget to subscribe and share this episode with your friends and family.

Joel’s story started years before the pro class was Even a thought Racing with most of the current pro class as amateurs. At the end of 2024 crossing the finish line Joel Hetrick felt the weight of breaking History and doing what No one has ever done relief Breathing.

2025 has started right where Joel Hetrick left off making another statement in the first 3 rounds being Fast Qualifier and winning every moto ran leading all but one lap. Join Joel Hetrick as he explains what the future holds for him and ATV MX Subscribe share with family and friends please like when you can Thank you 

Logan reflects on the journey that brought him here, including racing alongside champions like Davey Hagsma, Beau Baron, and Mike Sloan, and how those battles helped shape him into the racer he is today.

Key Highlights:

• Logan’s rise from WORCS amateur to Pro points leader
• Overcoming injuries and staying mentally focused
• Cross-training and the mental edge it brings
• How the 2025 season rider shuffle gave him the perfect shot

With a fresh mindset and renewed focus, Logan is firing on all cylinders. 2025 could be the year he finally captures that long-awaited Pro title.

Join us for Built from Within as Logan Huff opens up about growth, training, and what it takes to lead at the top level. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride—don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share with friends and family. Thank you!

At the Talladega event, Hannah gave up a potential win to help a downed rider—an act of sportsmanship that speaks volumes about her character. In this episode, she opens up about karma, training, trust, love, and how shifting her mindset has put her back on track for the 2025 WXC title.

Key Highlights:

• What it took to finally get a win in 2024
• How her move and lifestyle change improved her performance
• The moment that defined her season: choosing compassion over competition
• Winning Round 2 and positioning herself as a title contender

Come along for a powerful conversation with Hannah Hunter. Hear her story, and don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share with friends and family. Thank you for listening!

Now at 70 years old and missing a leg, James is still pushing the sport forward. He founded the American Trike Team, bringing together both seasoned veterans and a new generation of 3-wheeler racers. Their mission is to preserve and celebrate the legacy of three-wheelers, with their sights set on an upcoming 1,000-mile race in the U.S.

Join host Leonard Duncan as he and James discuss the roots of West Coast ATC racing, the culture that surrounded it, and the exciting revival happening today. From development to desert dominance, this episode captures the passion, grit, and spirit that defined an era.

Subscribe, share, and enjoy this conversation with friends and family as we keep the history of three-wheelers alive.

Throughout the season, fans and insiders alike were left wondering: would Braxton commit to GNCC or WORCS in 2025? Each series demands a different skill set, setup, and strategy.

In this episode, Braxton joins us in the studio to break down his 2024 season—the highs, the lows, and the lessons. He explains why his decision wasn’t just about which series is better, but about what’s best for his long-term career.

After finishing 3rd in GNCC’s XC2 class and 2nd in WORCS Pro, Braxton took a hard look at his future. Ultimately, he chose to pursue the GNCC series in 2025, aligning with where he sees the ATV industry and his personal goals headed.

Tune in as Braxton shares his story, insight, and plans for the road ahead. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share this episode with family and friends!

Coming from a racing family, Andrea’s father passed down the passion and skills that now fuel her drive to compete at the highest level. She never expected to reach the Pro ranks, but with relentless determination and a strong support system, she’s chasing her dream of becoming a WXC champion.

Beyond the track, Andrea is also building a future as a business owner, proving that the next generation of female racers is as ambitious off the track as they are on it.

Tune in to hear Andrea’s story! Grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends and family!

Bob shares his experiences racing one of the best-handling three-wheelers ever built and how the 200X quietly racked up victories, even when the spotlight favored the two-stroke machines. He also dives into the dedicated group of racers and enthusiasts who kept the four-stroke dream alive, shaping their own corner of ATV history.

Join us as we travel back in time with Bob Kline to relive the untold stories of 200X racing. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with your fellow ATV fans!

With countless doctor visits and discussions about whether his career was over, Chad refused to accept defeat. Fueled by his relentless drive and inner strength, he fought through recovery and, against all odds, was medically cleared to race ”just days before the season kicked off.

Tune in to hear how Chad overcame adversity, defied expectations, and reignited his pursuit of victory.

With over 20 years in GNCC racing—competing in XC2 and now stepping up to 4x4 Pro—Cody Collier knows the highs and lows of the sport. In this episode, he opens up about his journey, lessons learned, and what it takes to stay at the top.

Main Discussion:

• Overcoming challenges in the 2024 season
• Adjusting training and mindset for a stronger 2025
• Balancing racing, a new career, and starting a family

Cody’s resilience is inspiring, and his comeback story is one you won’t want to miss! Strap on your headphones, hit play, and dive in. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode with your fellow racing fans. Thanks for tuning in!

Paul’s record speaks for itself, and if there’s a more accomplished quad-racing mechanic out there, we’d love to meet him. In this episode, we dive into his career, expertise, and what it takes to reach the top.

Tune in to learn from the best! Don’t forget to ask questions, share, subscribe, and like. Thank you!

Now, Kody competes at the highest levels in both ATV Pro and Motorcycle Pro classes, proving that passion for racing knows no boundaries—whether it’s two wheels or four.

Listen in as Kody shares his journey from motocross to ATV racing, the thrill of competition, and how he embraced a whole new world of speed.

Enjoy the episode? Share with friends & family, subscribe, and leave a review!

Join us as David shares his incredible journey, from passionate rider to undisputed champion. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share with friends and family!

Join us as we dive into the story from farm life to designing high-performance suspension components.

The dominance of the TRX250R and the 2-stroke revolution. Transitioning to 4-stroke ATVs and adapting to the modern era. Insights into the pro class and lessons learned through decades of racing.

Join us for a time-traveling ride with Chad Lohr as we explore the evolution of ATV racing and his personal growth. Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and like us wherever you can! Thank you for listening!

Now, as he heads into 2025, Brandon shares how his dedication to physical and mental conditioning is shaping his journey to greatness. Tune in for an exclusive look at his methods, challenges, and ambitions, and discover how his hard work is paying off both on and off the track.

Don’t miss Brandon Hoag’s deep dive into the world of elite ATV racing and conditioning. Subscribe, share, and like to support the podcast and stay updated on the latest in the industry.

With high expectations for his freshman pro season, Mason reflects on the challenges of stepping up to the pro class and how his dedication paid off. Achieving a 5th overall finish in his rookie season, Mason exceeded not only his peers' expectations but also his own.

Join us as we explore Mason's journey, from building a championship-winning machine to setting the stage for a promising pro career. Don't miss this inspiring story of perseverance and success!

Follow Mason Jackson’s incredible journey into the pro class and beyond. Subscribe to ATV-TALK wherever you listen to podcasts, and don’t forget to share with your friends!

Danny's start as a young ATV rider with no idea it would become his profession. Attending MMI to master engine building and expand his technical expertise. Gaining hands-on experience working with an independent dealer. Volunteering at ATV MX Nationals, which opened the door to his dream job.

Follow Danny’s inspiring journey in the ATV world! Don’t forget to subscribe, share this episode, and follow us for more incredible stories. Thank you for your support!

From fine-tuning machines to advising world-class racers, Leonard recounts stories of his global travels, collaborations with legendary teams, and his influence on the evolution of ATVs. This episode captures the passion, perseverance, and expertise of a man who helped shape the sport as we know it.

Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at the ATV industry through the eyes of a true legend. If you love hearing about the history, evolution, and future of ATV racing, make sure to subscribe to ATV-TALK on your favorite podcast platform. Share this episode with your friends, and leave us a review to help spread the word about the stories that shaped the sport we love!”

With a preordained path in the ATV world, Leonard has traveled the globe, building, developing, and advising racers and teams, working with legends across multiple disciplines. This episode is a deep dive into the foundation and evolution of the ATV industry from someone who lived it firsthand.

Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at the ATV industry through the eyes of a true legend. If you love hearing about the history, evolution, and future of ATV racing, make sure to subscribe to ATV-TALK on your favorite podcast platform. Share this episode with your friends, and leave us a review to help spread the word about the stories that shaped the sport we love!”

After our Desert Prep episode, host Leonard Duncan felt inspired to dive deeper into the world of machine maintenance. In this follow-up episode, Leonard shares invaluable tips to help you prepare your 250R and 450 ATVs for any motorsports adventure. From essential maintenance practices to keeping your ATV in top shape during rugged conditions, Leonard also highlights must-have gear for a smooth and worry-free ride.

Join us for real talk, practical advice, and insights straight from Leonard’s shop to your ears. Whether you're a seasoned racer or a weekend warrior, this episode is packed with practical advice to keep you ready for the trail ahead! 

Ian is more than just a racer—he’s a passionate advocate for mental health awareness among first responders and war heroes. Through his Square One Speed channel and work with Team Blind, Ian is helping to bring amputee-friendly racing machines to life alongside teammate Jason Zittel. Their mission is to make the thrill of desert racing accessible to everyone, especially those who have sacrificed so much for others.

Join us as Ian shares his story, his vision for inclusivity in ATV racing, and how he’s using his platform to inspire and uplift. Don’t miss this incredible episode—be sure to subscribe, share, and spread the word!

Beyond the derby, we discuss Nick’s professional racing career and his aspirations to promote races and inspire the next generation of riders.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about racing, tradition, and community. Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and join us in celebrating this special holiday event. Happy Thanksgiving!

In this episode, Santo discusses how his time on the track prepared him for the business world, the importance of sponsorships, and how understanding your roots can help shape a successful career. With XC racing experiencing rapid growth in the U.S., Derisi Racing has become a go-to company for racers looking for high-performance machine preparation.

Tune in to hear Santo Derisi’s inspiring journey from pro racer to business owner. Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Thank you for your support!

Discover why adding a skilled trainer and mechanic has been a game-changer for Josh Merritt. With the right support, he’s climbing the ranks and closing in on his goal.

Josh shares insights on his growth over the past season, including his first XC1 win in 2024 and his consistent rise up the leaderboard. His sights are set on 2025, where he’s ready to go all-in and chase the championship.

Josh issues a challenge to his competitors: 2025 is his year to hunt for the title. With a future beyond 2025 uncertain, this may be Team Merritt’s ultimate push for glory.

Join Josh Merritt as he reveals the pivotal changes that have elevated his performance. Don’t forget to subscribe, share with friends and family, and follow along as he prepares for an epic 2025 season!

Early season challenges arose from Chloe’s relentless drive to secure wins, but she’s finding her balance.

Chloe Harper, now in her sophomore season, has already left a mark on the ultra-competitive WXC class, solidifying herself as one of the rising stars.

The WXC class in GNCC is known for its intensity, and Chloe has secured a strong hold on the second spot. Racing nearly 30 times a year, including 13 nationals and countless local races, she’s fine-tuning her skills and testing her limits to achieve more.

Racing in over 30 events annually, Chloe mixes national competitions with local races for training and testing, demonstrating her dedication to the sport.

Take a joyful dive into the life of one of the brightest young talents in the racing community. Share this episode with friends and family, and enjoy the show! Thank you for your support.

Hunter Hart has been investing in his future, both on and off the track. Though 2024 hasn’t gone as planned, his dedication to program development is preparing him for life after racing.

Despite a challenging season, Hunter remains upbeat and focused. His recent race was a success, but the season overall has been tough. We talk about how his positive mindset is helping him overcome these obstacles and how failure often leads to valuable knowledge.

The lessons learned from failure often pave the way for future success, and for Hunter, that means a hopeful return to the championship race.

Join us as Hunter shares insights into his 2024 season. Don’t forget to share this episode with friends and family—thank you for your support!

He takes us behind the scenes of ATV Insider magazine, a grassroots family project that grew into a colorful and glossy reflection of the month’s racing action and industry news.

David’s education didn’t prepare him for becoming a storyteller in the ATV world, but his passion and dedication propelled him to write about the industry he loved.

Take a nostalgic look back with ATV Insider’s David Schloss as he reflects on what it was really like to be at the heart of ATV journalism. If you enjoy this episode, please share it with family and friends!

In 2024, Kinsey Osborn graduated high school, went undefeated for a second consecutive season, and captured her third WXC title. She’s proving that you can excel both on the racecourse and in the classroom.

Juggling a full load of business classes and her desire to race, Kinsey is pushing herself to grow both mentally and physically at the highest level. Her dedication to refining her skills—both in her sport and in her studies—proves that talent alone isn’t enough; hard work and education are key.

Looking ahead, Kinsey Osborn is gearing up for a demanding 2025 season while also pursuing her goal of becoming a self-employed business owner. She's ready to take on whatever challenges come her way, both on and off the track.

Tune in to hear more about this 3-time champ's future plans! Grab a cool drink, gather some friends, and enjoy the ride. Don’t forget to share this episode with those who inspire you. Thank you for listening!

Explore Angela’s path as she built her reputation as a fearless competitor, racing in highly competitive women's classes and against the men, showcasing her prowess in both MX and off-road racing.

In the early 2000s, Angela Moore was redefining women’s ATV racing with her incredible winning streaks, setting a standard in the Women’s class that hadn’t been seen before.

Despite her success in MX racing on the East Coast, Angela took her talents to the West, where she focused on off-road racing. Her dominant presence continued to grow as she took on new challenges, proving her versatility and unmatched skill.

Whether it was winning MX races on the East Coast or dominating off-road courses in the West, Angela Moore’s legacy in ATV racing remains unmatched.

Tune in to hear the thrilling story of Angela Moore, a true trailblazer in women’s professional ATV racing. Don’t forget to share her inspiring journey with family and friends. Thank you for your support!

Join us as we chat with Adam Ulrich, who is fresh off his best season yet as a professional ATV racer. At just 19, Adam has been making waves in the sport, pushing through the challenges of his sophomore season and learning what it takes to compete at the elite level.

Adam shares the steep learning curve he’s faced in the ATV MX class, where every competitor is a finely tuned athlete. We’ll discuss his rise through the amateur ranks, the importance of not wasting resources, and how family support has played a crucial role in his success.

At just 19, Adam Ulrich is carving out his place in the competitive world of ATV racing. With years of preparation and focus, he’s aiming for the top spot, and this is only the beginning of his journey.

Grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and enjoy Adam’s inspiring story! Don’t forget to share this episode with family and friends, and be sure to subscribe and follow us wherever you listen. Thank you for your support!

Creating a career in ATV racing is no easy feat, and establishing a reputation in the sport is even more challenging—especially when transitioning from West Coast to East Coast circuits.

In 2024, Braxton Grosse’s racing journey combined the WORCS and XC series, making it a pivotal year for the young up-and-comer. Through strategic planning, financial investment, and some good fortune, Braxton is navigating both circuits in pursuit of a national title.

With a deep love for ATV racing, a supportive mother managing his career, and a father offering guidance, Braxton Grosse is on a mission to prove that West Coast riders can compete—and win—on the East Coast. His drive and passion are clear, as he battles in both the WORCS Pro and XC 2 Pro-Am classes.

Coming off a summer break that included a trip to France for the famed PDV 12-hour race, Braxton then headed to West Virginia for round 10 of the GNCC series. With only a few weeks before he returns to the West Coast for the next WORCS round, Braxton is currently 3rd in points in the XC 2 class and holds 2nd in the WORCS Pro title race, keeping his championship hopes alive.

Join Braxton Grosse on his thrilling 2024 racing season by following, subscribing, and supporting his journey. Thank you for being part of the ride!

Explore how Shelby's father, a car enthusiast, built the machines that fueled her passion for racing.

Nicknamed after the legendary Shelby Cobra, Shelby Cobrando's love for cars and motorsports was inevitable. In this episode, we dive into her journey from local tracks to the WMX nationals.

Shelby shares her experience of breaking into the WMX nationals, detailing her growth as a racer and the challenges she faces on her quest to be the best in the sport.

Balancing a full-time job as a CNA while racing in the WMX circuit is no easy feat. Shelby opens up about the physical and mental demands of her dual commitments.

Join Shelby Cobrando as she shares her inspiring story of racing in the WMX. Don’t forget to share this episode with your friends and family. Thank you for listening!

Jon learned to build and repair machines on a farm with limited resources, guided by a father who taught him how to overcome breakdowns and challenges.

Jon’s most valuable education came from working at a dealership, where he gained hands-on experience with a variety of manufacturers and benefited from the mentorship of a seasoned technician.

Jon’s love for racing further honed his skills. He tested his abilities on his younger brother’s machine and his own, constantly pushing the limits of his knowledge and craftsmanship.

Through Root River Racing, Jon met Leon Spinden III, and their friendship and shared knowledge led Jon to contribute his expertise to 4130 Motorsport, a national-level team.

We hope Jon’s story inspires you to tackle your own projects—whether it’s fixing a problem or completing a build. Please share this episode with family, friends, and fellow enthusiasts. Thank you for listening!

This episode explores Marshall's journey, highlighting that it's not about being the fastest or the winningest rider, but about dedication, perseverance, and the willingness to chase a dream at any age.

Who begins a professional ATV racing career in their 40s? A man with a dream—Marshall Smith. Riding what he considers the best ATV ever built, the LT-R450, Marshall’s story is one of passion, persistence, and proving that age is just a number.

Marshall’s journey began when he participated in a local event in his mid-30s with a friend. That experience ignited a fire in him, setting the wheels in motion toward his dream. With determination and support from friends and sponsors, Marshall found his way to the ATV MX Nationals and local pro-am events, ultimately becoming a professional ATV racer.

Marshall’s story is a testament to the power of dreams and hard work. With a small push from those around him, he transformed his passion into a professional career.

Join Marshall on his dream ride into the professional ATV world. Please subscribe and follow where you can. Thank you!

Wayne Matlock's journey from his beginnings in desert racing during the peak of the 2-stroke era to his successful career with modern 4-stroke engines, backed by factory support.

Wayne Matlock entered the desert racing scene at one of its highest points, transitioning from the 2-stroke era to the modern 4-stroke period with strong factory support.

Wayne has collaborated with Factory Bombardier (CAN-AM), Suzuki, and Honda, racing across Southern California, Nevada, and Baja California, Mexico.

For the Matlocks, legacy and family racing in Baja is a way of life. Supporting an orphanage, building winning race programs, and running a family business, Wayne Matlock has established a lasting name in the desert community.

As Wayne Matlock shares his captivating stories of ATV racing across the desert, please share this episode with family and friends. Thank you for listening!

Jack spent most of his youth in Southern California, honing skills he didn't realize he would need later in life.

After his family moved to the Northwest, Jack continued riding and learned the discipline to work hard and focus on tasks at hand.

Looking for a way to give back and gain experience in the working world, Jack and two friends enlisted in the reserves. Education and a grueling boot camp in the hot, humid southern summer taught Jack about real responsibility.

Jack returned to his home city, seeking a new job to start his career. By a stroke of luck, a family friend from years back helped him find that career in District 38 and Desert Racing.

Join Jack on the desert trail, amidst the dust and whoops, as he shares his story. Please share with family and friends.

To uncover the reality behind the historical accounts of three-wheeler racing and industry dynamics.

In the mid to late 80s, Honda appeared to dominate the three-wheeler racing scene. But was its dominance as complete as the history books suggest?

Honda made strategic moves to control the industry, influencing riders and promoters. The AMA's involvement and the financial stakes of promoters also played a significant role.

Join us as we uncover the untold stories and insights from the world of three-wheeler racing with Mike Coe. Subscribe for more episodes and exclusive content.

From discussing the new, smaller bore Kayo UTV to highlighting the best of the best in sport quads.

The ATV MX record books are being rewritten as Joel Hetrick and Minsey Osborn both strive for the seemingly impossible perfect season.

We explore the history of sport quads and discuss our favorites. The clear winner is subjective, and you'll need to listen closely to find out our top picks.

Who is the G.O.A.T. in ATV racing? Remember, the greatest of all time must excel in multiple disciplines, not just one.

Tune in to discover who we think is the GOAT and why. Please subscribe and share our show with family and friends. Thank you!

Take a trip back to the start of Adam’s ATV career, from his first 400ex, discovering he rode a Predator to eventually finding a TRX450R.

Florida provides a great base for starting to race woods or cross-country. Deep sand whoops and tight trails really toughen you up.

Follow Adam's career, from working with Factory KTM to learning how to develop his riding and machines to get the most out of them.

Adam McGill loves riding his ATV, whether it's rain, shine, muddy, or dry. On an ATV is where Adam is truly in his element. Be it 2-strokes or 4-strokes, it’s all about the ride.

I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Please share this with your family and friends. Thank you!

As it is with young programs, there were many obstacles and setbacks that were unfortunate for the young team owner.

As the 2023 season unfolded, Max was losing his grip and focus on why he raced ATV MX.

Unforeseen results and events changed emotions, and the stress was overwhelming, making the continuation uncertain.

Taking a step away from racing to figure out his direction, Max consulted his mentor and friend, Chad Wienen. Together, they forged a new direction, resulting in 3 podiums and 4th in points so far.

Catch up with Max Lindquist on his ATV MX life journey. Please share this episode with family and friends.

To spread the word to more than a third of the population that these men and women need our support.

Remember, these men and women have volunteered for service in the military to ensure our freedom. We need to dedicate our time to help them and honor their sacrifices.

Not enough of us take the time to thank first responders and military veterans for their service and let them know they are welcome and needed.

Race to Erase 22 is a way to show support for our fallen heroes and their families who have sacrificed everything.

Please join Race to Erase 22 and carry a hero’s memory. Share this with your loved ones and spread the word. Thank you.

Using the men’s 450 A class to gain experience and speed needed to advance her level.

Breaking the ceiling in motorsports, Lindsey is making her way in a sport dominated by men.

High school sports were cool and fun, but racing is at the heart of this young lady's goals.

Making her way to the record books as a woman who is dominating the sport like no other has!

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Racing flat-track 3-wheelers and 4-wheelers for most of his life, desert racing was not on Julian's radar until it became a reality.

The 3-wheeler industry is small but consists of a devoted group of loyal people riding machines that the news and government have tried to squash.

Participating in the ATV-TALK motorsports podcast story on YouTube helped Wrangell Goobler and Julian Hoefert to spend some time together. On day one of the Norra racing series, Julian received his first ride on the YZ 450F 3-Wheeler built by Wrangell.

Come ride through Mexico with Julian and me. Please share this episode with family and friends. Thank you!

The main goal is to explore the organization's plans for increasing entries and expanding their social media presence.

Megan Van Cleve is a one-person force traveling from event to event, spreading the word about the benefits of desert racing. Megan’s story is one of inspiration, showcasing her journey to an integral part of the racing community.

Enjoy this inspirational story of Megan Van Cleve, and share it with those who appreciate the journey from the outside to the inside of the racing world.

At the age of 12, Jason raced his first race on an LT 80, wide-eyed and happy to finish, with other riders awaiting him at the finish line to encourage and congratulate him. His journey took him from Wyoming to Arizona, where he heard about the WORCS races and finally got to race on the tracks he had read about in magazines. He made friends on the West Coast and teamed up with Ian Thomas to form Team Blind, supporting the Injured Warriors.

Jason's story is one of inspiration, showcasing his journey from an outsider to an integral part of the racing community.

Enjoy this inspirational story of Jason Zittel, and share it with those who appreciate the journey from the outside to the inside of the racing world.

In 2021, during Episode 46, Cynthia discussed a rally in Morocco known as the Rallye Aicha des Gazelles du Maroc—a gateway to Africa. Returning in 2024, Cynthia is back to share her adventures and her victorious experience.

Cynthia’s evolving role in the motorsports world has kept her engaged, consulting with motorsport teams and working with professional women racers like Sara Price, a former motocross racer turned UTV driver.

Living amid the rugged mountainous terrains, Cynthia naturally embraced the outdoor and survivalist lifestyle. Her days are filled with riding dirt bikes, hunting, undertaking extreme trail hikes, and mastering living off the land.

Cynthia applied all her knowledge and lessons from the Canadian mountains to excel in the Moroccan rally, navigating the challenging terrain using traditional methods like maps and compasses.

Dive into this incredible story to find out how it ends—or if this is just the beginning. Please share with family and friends. Thank you!

In 2023, Wrangell was invited to join a team for the Norra, a staged rally race in Baja California, Mexico, resembling a traditional rally.

Following the event, Wrangell and his new friend Julian Hoefert decided to compete in the 2024 Norra on a hybrid YZ 450F three-wheeler that Wrangell built for himself. This machine, along with others, is featured on the ATV-TALK motorsports podcast on YouTube.

A year of preparation went into not only building the race three-wheeler but also a chase vehicle. The TRI 450F had been tested in several desert races leading up to this event.

The rally began with a flurry of final preparations, and with time running out, exhaustion became an early challenge for team leader Wrangell. He took all the responsibility on himself, but unfortunately, a minor mechanical issue ended their race on Day 3. Despite this setback, Wrangell declared, "This is the greatest event ever—I’ll be back!"

Join us on the rally trail to hear all about the highs and lows of Norra 2024. Please share our journey with friends and family. Thank you for your support!

After a standout 2022 season with three championship titles and another two in 2023, David is preparing for a unique approach in 2024.

For David, there is nothing more important than family. He cherishes the moments spent exploring and enjoying off-roading sports with his son.

Racing can often be a solitary pursuit, involving long hours of training and vehicle maintenance. This can mean missing out on valuable time with children and other loved ones.

In 2024, David plans to compete in the WORCS series and participate in select long-distance desert races like the Best in the Desert series, primarily on his three-wheeler.

Join David Ham in his journey both on and off the race course. Please share his adventures with friends and family. Thank you!

Racing, inherently risky, exposes participants to potential injuries that can be life-changing.

Before relocating to the East Coast, Jacob Stevens competed in WORCS races. After moving, he switched to MX racing, traveling the ATV MX Nationals circuit with his family.

Jacob later returned to the Western U.S., reverting to WORCS racing. This transition involved mastering new machine setups and training routines.

In 2021, Jacob's new professional career gained momentum. However, multiple falls exacerbated his old shoulder injuries. Initially resilient, Jacob faced the reality in 2022 that his injuries were too significant to ignore.

Join us to discover the outcomes of Jacob's story. Please share with family and friends. Thank you for listening!

As a youth, Ian and his cousins would sneak away to ride the 4x4 utility quads, joyously navigating them through mud repeatedly.

College and a serendipitous connection through football introduced Ian to sport ATVs. A teammate's father owned sport quads, and discovering a magazine featuring a 400EX solidified his interest.

After college, Ian joined the military and was stationed in the South, where he encountered the LTR 450. This experience deepened his passion for ATVs, making it a lifelong pursuit.

Ian's family later moved to the West, where the desert offered a new playground for racing. He got involved in WORCS and BITD, exploring these as new avenues to support fellow warriors.

Grab a friend and your favorite beverage, sit back, and enjoy the episode. Please remember to share and subscribe wherever you can. Thank you!

While the 700 Raptor was enjoyable on trails, it didn’t meet Jason’s expectations for cross-country (XC) style trails or country trails featuring motocross-style jumps.

Jason Blunt and I explored many different options. Our conversation took a turn when he inquired about my quad, asking about what I rode or owned.

The build process began months earlier, with the frame being powder-coated and reinforced with frame gussets. Many innovative ideas were implemented during this phase.

Mr. Blunt was decisive, saying, "I want this machine." We hadn’t even discussed the real price or colors when he specified his preference for an MX off-road style machine.

The build story is a dream come true for the Blunt family. Please join us in celebrating this achievement and thank you for your continued support.

We discuss the benefits and drawbacks of performing one more time in front of fans. We consider whether younger, retired professionals have an advantage over those in their 50s and beyond.

This episode is a tribute to the trailblazers of the sport, showing respect and admiration for their contributions. A special thanks to Jeremy Osborn, owner of Briarcliff, for organizing this event that reunites some of the sport's biggest legends for two motos, autograph sessions, and more fanfare, bringing the community together once again.

Joe Byrd and I explore various topics, including the differences between machines, training regimes, and the possibility of bringing together veteran racers for a safe return to the track. Can these legends of motocross navigate the course and make it back in one piece?

Compiling insights from the heroes who've significantly shaped my life and the lives of many others, Joe Byrd imparts wisdom on the racing industry and its history. He discusses the concept of a factory rider and the support structures in place for today's competitors.

Join this legendary conversation as we span the generations of motocross. Share this episode with friends and family, and thank you for your support.

Despite a harrowing incident in WORCS Round 2, his resilience and determination never wavered. Shifting gears to the East Coast, he commenced the XC2 GNCC series with an impressive 5th place finish in Round 1.

With a strategic program embracing both WORCS Pro and GNCC XC2 classes, Braxton navigated through the challenges with remarkable agility.

His journey was marked by a notable setback in WORCS Round 2, but he made a spectacular comeback, finishing 2nd in Round 3 and clinching 1st in Round 4.

This episode captures the essence of Braxton's relentless pursuit of excellence, underscored by his top-tier performance and indomitable spirit.

Training in Southern California equipped Braxton with the finesse to conquer the rough whoops in Florida, while the challenging mud courses offered valuable learning opportunities.

At the time of this recording, Braxton was gearing up for Round 4 in the GNCC, riding high on his victory at Havasu WORCS and his triumphant win in his second XC2.Join us as we follow Braxton Grosse's thrilling coast-to-coast racing journey.

From overcoming adversities to celebrating victories, Braxton's story is a testament to how growth and dedication pave the way to success. Share his inspiring saga with family and friends, and support this young athlete's quest for greatness. Thank you for tuning in.

Unlike many enthusiasts who drift towards sport quads, Michael remains true to his roots as a 4x4 quad owner and builder. His dedication to the 4x4 sector showcases his deep connection and commitment to this niche.

Michael's racing career on the East Coast took a significant turn with the help of Rick Cecco, who enhanced the reliability of his Polaris by building a new frame and tackling the extensive maintenance required to keep a Polaris in racing condition.

Michael's company, K&K, has become a cornerstone in the 4x4 quad racing industry, specializing in Can-Am 4x4 racing machines. The episode highlights his collaboration with Cody Collier, a two-time GNCC 4x4 Champion, showcasing the meticulous work and dedication behind their racing success.

Michael's approach to building a championship-worthy machine involves disassembling the entire quad, reinforcing the frame, and optimizing the engine and clutch for maximum reliability and performance, demonstrating his expertise and attention to detail.

Dive into the world of professional 4x4 quad racing with us for a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to build a pro race machine. Please support our journey by sharing this episode and subscribing to our channel. Your support fuels our passion and enables us to bring these incredible stories to light. Thank you!

We explore the transition from 3-wheelers to 4-stroke quads, focusing on the 250X. This journey into XC racing reveals a class that, despite its significance, remains largely undocumented. Participants pushed the envelope by designing and building their own modified parts, setting the stage for innovation.

The episode opens with the evolution of 250X quads, highlighting the creativity and ingenuity of riders in developing new parts to enhance their racing machines. Amidst these advancements, life takes an unexpected turn.

Bruce Alleman, with a solid background in design and a keen eye for detail, discovers a new passion later in life. This section reveals how Bruce's expertise and interests converge, leading him to stay connected with the racing community and those who cherish tradition.

Bruce Alleman finds a unique niche in creating decals for OEM replacement, catering to the restoration community that values authenticity. His work bridges the gap between past and present, offering a solution for those seeking to restore old school 3-wheelers and quads to their former glory.

Recognizing the importance of history in fostering growth, we invite you to join us on this journey. Discover the untold stories of XC racing and the individuals behind the innovation. Share this episode with friends and family, and become part of preserving and celebrating this rich legacy.

The narrative explores how Steven's father's focus on education and structured sports inadvertently prepared him for the discipline required in professional racing. The pandemic pause became a pivotal moment for Steven, allowing him to explore his passion for racing more fully.

Steven's racing career began modestly in the local C class, where his talent quickly became apparent, propelling him into the A class. His transition wasn't just a step up; it was a leap that confirmed his natural aptitude for racing.

Embarking on the National GNCC Races, Steven's rookie year was marked by notable achievements, including winning a schoolboy championship and making an immediate jump to the XC2 class. His dedication and skill shone through, laying a solid foundation for his career.

The 2023 XC2 season was a standout period for Steven, with 9 victories and a second-place finish that secured the championship title well before the season's end. This success led him to test his mettle in the XC1 class for two rounds, hinting at his readiness for higher challenges.

Join us as we delve into the inspiring story of Steven Harrell, from his early days of wrestling to his meteoric rise in the racing world. Sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in the journey of a young athlete who dared to dream big. Don't forget to share, subscribe, and support our journey in bringing you more remarkable stories. Thank you for listening.

In 2023, with two wins, a second-place finish in points, and another selection for Team USA in Italy, Bryce seemed to glide effortlessly, contributing his part to help Team USA secure another gold.

Maturity stands as a clear catalyst for change, according to Bryce. He emphasizes the importance of gratitude and staying focused on the necessary work, understanding that his role is to maintain peak physical condition and keep his mind clear.

Training and focus will be the cornerstone of this team member's approach. 2024 is viewed as a stepping stone to the future, with the awareness that challenges posed by Joel and Chad will make it the toughest year yet.

Navigating personal challenges and undergoing growth and maturity will remain the primary focus in the future. Bryce intends to continue acknowledging and appreciating the support and blessings he receives from his family and sponsors.

As we all mature, the evolution of a finely tuned athlete like Bryce Ford is something to behold. Please join us in sharing his journey with family and friends. Don't forget to subscribe and spread the word.

Roy's racing career kicked off unexpectedly, as he had never envisioned himself as a racer. However, a fortuitous win in the B class altered his trajectory. This almost didn't materialize due to an unusual parade lap, which caught Roy off guard, nearly causing him to miss the start. Facing obstacles like a tree obstructing his line and grappling with the demands of a two-hour event, Roy embarked on the race with little preparation for himself or his machine.

By the end of the '86 season, Roy Dains had secured victory in the B class. Encouraged by promoter Dave Combs, Roy transitioned to the A class, where he quickly made an impact. Despite concerns about jeopardizing the title race, Roy bravely seized the hole shot. However, a mid-race collision with Tom Tokay resulted in a flat tire. Despite this setback, Roy showcased his resilience by finishing third on the day.

Black Water stands as one of the most iconic races in history, and Roy emerged victorious, clinching two overall wins from '86 to '93. Remarkably, he only missed one race due to work commitments out of town. Despite riding for Suzuki, Roy's triumphs at Black Water were achieved aboard a TRX 250R.

From 1986 to 1989, Roy Dains was a formidable competitor, often considered one of the top contenders on the circuit. He even had a brief stint riding with Factory Suzuki. Despite never securing a championship title, Roy's prowess shone brightly as he claimed victory at the prestigious Black Water race twice.

Reflecting on the inception of GNCC, the tales, and the diverse landscapes traversed, let's journey together through the memories and adventures of the sport. Share this experience with your family and friends, and don't forget to subscribe and follow for more captivating stories wherever and whenever possible. Thank you for joining us on this exhilarating ride.

Amidst the myriad of challenges riders face, from marriage to family and building businesses, Cole's story resonates with the universal struggle for success while maintaining a passion for racing.

Despite accepting his 3rd place trophy for the 2023 season, Cole surprised the crowd by announcing his decision not to race the complete series in 2024. However, as you'll hear on the show, Cole's desire to compete at the highest level remains unwavering.

Cole Richardson's vision extends beyond racing; he aims to develop practical products for himself and his competitors, leveraging his passion and expertise.

In 2024, "final" isn't definitive for Cole; he plans to participate in select events, showcasing his continued dedication to the sport. Additionally, he's a fervent ATV enthusiast.

Join us to uncover Cole's stance on retirement. Share with friends and family. Thank you for your support.

Tom reveals that his daily riding escapades, covering a 10-mile course, had a subtle motive from his mom—to keep him out of trouble and focused. Racing wasn't initially on the agenda, but the journey unfolds unexpectedly.

In 1983, the series bore a different name—the Wiesco 100 Miler Series. Tom Tokay emerged victorious that year. Subsequently, in 1984, the GNCC Series was born, featuring races lasting over two hours.

Tom reflects on the unique challenges of West Virginia's rocky terrain, highlighting the significance of the Black Water 100, akin to his personal "Daytona." Though he never won in this race, he secured the series title three times under its new name.

As life's chapters unfolded, the Tokays transitioned to building a family and navigating the responsibilities that come with it. Despite the demands, their love for riding and racing persisted, necessitating a shift in focus towards other aspects of life.

Take a nostalgic journey with us, revisiting a time before the internet and the inception of the beloved GNCC Series. Share this episode with your family and friends, and subscribe to our channel for more captivating stories. Thank you for being a part of our community!

Cody Collier, determined to maintain his hard-earned #1 spot, faces the 2024 season with even greater challenges than last year. Determined not to be a one-hit wonder, Cody carries the weight of starting a life off the track while also holding onto his title.

Racers aren't known for their generosity; most have the reputation of being self-centered and focused solely on their own success. However, understanding that their job requires hard training and unwavering focus, Cody is fortunate to have a team as dedicated as he is. His soon-to-be wife, Lacy, is equally committed.

The 2024 season promises to be filled with both valleys and peaks. Team Collier is prepared to face them head-on, tackling the challenges of the new machine with open minds and an optimistic outlook, amidst their own life events, including running and building a company and expanding their family.

Experience Cody Collier like never before as he opens up about life, family, business, and race preparation. Please join us, share with your family and friends. Thank you.

Revealing the transition from an old-school 3-wheeler cross-country racer to a young 4-wheeler racer, the fire burns the same in their eyes despite almost 40 years' age and time difference in racing. The love for it all remains.

Bob Kline, feeling like another father to Hannah, watched her grow through the years, providing the support needed to secure 3 WXC titles.

Starting her racing journey at the early age of 9, Hannah wrestled with boys in high school, utilizing it as part of her training.

Bringing Hannah to the West Coast, navigating through companies and sponsors not commonly seen in the East, with a brief stop at ATV-Talk, culminating in racing the WORCS event at Glen Helen.

This was an honor for the ATV-Talk team. Join us in this show, enjoy the conversation, and please share with family and friends. Subscribe where you can.

Building a reputation for hard work and guts, forged from old-school iron and metal when pain was welcome, and glory was just a highlight for another time.

Adam's legacy extends beyond riding for the factory; he's become a teacher for young riders, imparting lessons and showcasing integrity by always supporting those who support you.

Join us in this unexpected late Christmas gift as we discuss history and the era of 2-strokes. Please subscribe and share with family and friends. Thank you.

With grassroots growth, Brandon emerged from a family of ATV enthusiasts, transitioning from trail riding to competing in the local Florida Cross Country series.

Racing 30-40 times a year on Sport ATVs locally and Pro 4x4 in GNCC, Brandon has been on the cusp of the Pro 4x4 title for the past two years.

Recognized as one of the country’s top 4x4 ATV racers, Brandon Frazier is rapidly becoming a household name, establishing himself as a formidable force.

Securing the 2nd spot in 2023, Brandon and his team are dedicated to improving this offseason, aiming to shave off crucial seconds on the track. On the day of this recording, Brandon was still racing in Florida on a Sport Quad.

The future of 4x4 Pro XC is promising. As you delve into Brandon Frazier's story, please subscribe and share with family and friends. Thank you.

The talk on the web is, who are these guys, and what do they know about ATVs or UTVs? Here it is: Cain Smead, a former racer turned test rider and journalist with almost 40 years of experience, and Jeffrey Hensen, coming from multiple other publications, a former racer enthusiast with around 30 years in the business. I would say that qualifies them both.

Diving into the history of the magazine and current events, showcasing what Cain and Jeffrey bring to this amazing publication, fending off the naysayers, and shedding light on the truth about the enthusiasm for a traditional paper magazine.

The truth is not always enough in today's world, with everyone able to post their opinion, whether they have knowledge or not. You can disagree with the story or the outcome, but you can't take away the road these two men have traveled to bring it to you.

Cain Smead and Jeffrey Hensen have come a long way to get to the point of being editors, writing as underlings, and riding machines, building on the side, and expanding their knowledge to one day bring you the best information and stories.

The truth is here about who writes for Dirt Wheels Mag. Come join us as they tell their story in their words. Please share with family and friends. Thank you.

Growing up in a small New Mexico town, Dave raced on a 350X, honing his skills unknowingly destined for a historic quad racing career.

Dave Scott clinched his first title in Best Of the Desert and went on to secure multiple titles in Score with Team Christy, returning to BITD, solidifying his position as one of the most successful desert racers in the modern era.

From riding horses as a young man, Dave had no inkling that handlebars and a twist throttle would shape his legendary career. His racing feats concluded before his children truly grasped the incredible speed of their Dad.

While Dave Scott may not be the first name on your tongue when discussing modern desert riders, a bit of exploration will reveal the multitude of men and teams connected to this legendary racer.

Delve into the world of desert racing with an unsung hero. Join us as we bench race through time, and don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Subscribe and spread the word. Thank you!

Join us as we speed through Mexico and navigate the challenging terrain of Nevada, showcasing the 3-wheeler's improved handling and speed capabilities.

Delve into Wrangel Gubler's expertise as he transforms a WR/YZ450F into a cutting-edge 3-wheeler, elevating desert racing with superior handling and comfort. Although this machine missed V2R 2023, its story is one of perseverance and innovation.

Discover Wrangel's mission to promote 3-wheelers on the West Coast, drawing on his experience as a developer and builder of various machine styles. Gain insights that go beyond the rider's perspective, understanding how these machines are changing the off-road landscape.

With upgraded suspension, Wrangel exhibits a unique riding style, mastering body English in a world of its own. This distinctive approach led Wrangel to victory at BITD 2023 and secured his position as one of the 2023 Nora Championship riders.

Immerse yourself in the evolution of modern-day 3-wheelers, challenging perceptions in the world of off-road racing. Subscribe, listen, and share your thoughts as we explore how these machines are reshaping the trick world. Thank you for joining us on this thrilling journey!

Rebuilding the 3-wheeler industry requires a collective effort from passionate collectors and dedicated sellers.

Delving into the safety aspect of 3-wheelers, we unravel the manipulated statistics over the years.

Let's bring positive numbers to the forefront, giving 3-wheelers better media exposure in a favorable light.

Dispelling the myth that 3-wheelers are banned and bad; they offer immense fun and enjoyment in diverse environments.

Help us spread the word that 3-wheelers are still here, providing loads of fun. Share with your family and friends. Thank you.

Immerse yourself in a 20/20 story that transformed a multimillion-dollar industry, affecting the entire 3 and 4-wheeler vehicle style.

Delve into the development of factory involvement in manufacturing, with Honda leading the way. Discover the hurdles of event planning and venue selection in the early racing industry, where the AMA's lack of understanding posed a significant challenge.

Mike Coe shares the suppressed history of government and AMA actions that impacted the industry's growth and financial outcomes.

Experience firsthand the journey of an industry stifled and join us in embracing this historical account. Sit back, listen in, and share with family and friends. Subscribe, spread the word, and thank you for being part of this journey through the fascinating world of Honda 3-wheelers.

Buckle up as Steve shares his upbringing amidst ATC royalty like Marty Hart and Mike Coe, racing at the iconic Speedway 117, and the thrill of building the first hybrids with 3 B Lighting, Brock Glover, and Yamaha. It's a journey fueled by passion and resilience, where Steve, with no money and limited resources, found himself in Houston, knowing it was over until it wasn't.

Key words like ATC, Honda, Yamaha, and winning set the stage for an extraordinary tale. Imagine the sheer awe of signing a Honda deal and conquering the world on a factory 2-stroke 200CC ATC, racing across the globe from Alaska to Baja.

Living and training with Marty Hart, Steve elevated his skills, contributing to the unstoppable growth of the Honda legend alongside Mike Coe and Dean Sundahl, dominating every competition.

But in 1985, a false story hit the mainstream, abruptly ending the run and growth. Don't miss this riveting episode that takes you from the highs of victory to the unexpected lows, a story that proves it's not over until it's truly over.

Tune in every Tuesday for more jaw-dropping Motorsport tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Subscribe now and join us on this electrifying journey through the world of racing!

In this episode we explore the embodiment of the saying "when the going gets tough, the tough get going," and it seems like they were talking about Beau Baron. In 2023, Beau faced adversity with remarkable highs and challenging lows, embodying the true spirit of resilience.

Join is as we delve into a crucial moment when Beau needed a re-jump start for his focus on racing an ATV. A rule change by Worcs, allowing hybrids, became the catalyst Beau needed to regenerate his focus, steering his attention toward building a new machine.

The intricate development of the hybrid, highlighting the extensive changes required to adapt motorcycle engine power delivery to the ATV. The aim is to achieve a smoother and more rideable ATV power delivery, showcasing Beau's commitment to innovation in the racing world.

As we reach the final segment, we reflect on Beau's impressive journey – nearly 30 years of racing, securing 11 titles in the Pro ATV class. Yet, Beau is not done; however, he acknowledges that sponsorships and support may not have the depth they once did. His more focused view extends beyond racing, emphasizing life after the sport and the responsibility of caring for his daughter.

We invite you to listen to Beau Baron's true story in his own words. Share this inspiring narrative with your family and friends, passing on the unaging will to win that defines Beau's remarkable journey.

While skills behind the wheel can be taught, Sara Price belongs to the blessed few who simply feel it, showcasing remarkable growth and innovation in Dakar and women's sports.

From trucks to EV SUVs and even a Can-Am UTV, Sara negotiates deals to drive anything. Her winning streak proves she has what it takes.

Against the odds, Sara Price is turning the dream of Dakar into reality, defying costs that deter many. Her life's journey exemplifies the unfolding of this grand aspiration.

The road to Dakar is paved with high points and unexpected triumphs, no surprise for those who know Sara Price. When it seems she and her team might be counted out, think again.

Join us as we unveil the chapters of Sara’s extraordinary life in part one of this dream storybook. Share Sara’s inspiring journey with family and friends, subscribe, and show your support wherever you can. Thank you for being a part of the adventure. Enjoy!

The goal was to fight for wins in every race, emphasizing podium presence over 12 rounds, with only one race off the box due to consistency.

Pressure builds for 2024 as the field turns blue, and young riders accelerate, compelling veterans to adjust their game.

Adding a third to the lead group transforms the look of WXC. Former champ Hanna Hunter and rookie Chloe Harper are ready to challenge the newly crowned champion.

Strap in as mud, dust, and water fly. Join the newly crowned WXC champion as she discusses the thrilling 2023 season. Please like and share with family and friends. Thank you!

In our last conversation with Braxton, the lingering question was whether to go pro or continue racing GNCC back East. It appears that the choice to go pro on the West Coast was the correct decision.

During our in-depth conversation with Braxton about his future, we discussed the possibility of switching to Yamaha or sticking with his current hybrid setup. However, as of now, no concrete plans have been made, and development is still ongoing.

After a successful 2023 season, what's next for this young star? Will he continue to fight for WORCS glory, or will he make the move to race in the woods out East? We believe he's poised to make a strong run for the WORCS title.

With everything coming down to the wire, Braxton Gross gave it his all in 2023, but the elusive first place wasn't meant to be. Despite a deep hole after a challenging Round 3, he finished 3rd in points. The future is bright for this rising star.

Hold on tight as this young man continues to make his mark in the racing world. Share this episode with your family and friends, subscribe, and like our content. Thank you for tuning in!

What began as a reflection on the retired ATV champion's thoughts about the state of the ATV world evolved into an engaging discussion about race car setups and his son Logan's impressive progress in the world of racing.

This episode delves into the unique father-son relationship centered around their shared passion for working on race cars. Shane, drawing from his experience racing ATVs on the TT track, imparts his knowledge and skills to his sons.

Witness Logan Hitt, defying today's stereotypes about young people, as he dedicates time to meticulously maintain the race car and absorb the wisdom generously shared by his father and their friends to perform at his peak.

Shane continues to keep a close watch on the ATV world and proudly observes Team USA's winning ways. As the older generation often reminisces, we wish they had these opportunities back in our time.

Join us for an enjoyable discussion with an old-school champion. Grab your favorite drink, sit back, and indulge in this episode. Please share it with your family and friends. Thank you!

Chloe undergoes professional racer Adam McGill's rigorous training regimen, enhancing her skills in challenging terrains and mastering the essential elements needed to thrive as a professional XC athlete.

Witness Chloe Harper's remarkable transformation into a first-year WXC racer – a dream come true. Surprisingly, she not only embarks on this thrilling journey but accomplishes a win in her very first year, thanks to the guidance of luminaries like Traci Pickins and Adam McGill.

Chloe's prowess extends beyond the racetrack, as she impressively graduates with five dental assisting degrees, demonstrating her intellectual prowess. While the burden of college expenses looms, her focus remains on the racetrack for now.

Professionalism can only propel one so far; family support is equally vital. Chloe's father customizes her Hondas, and her mother operates a graphics business to ensure financial stability. Of course, Chloe reciprocates by contributing as much as possible.

Discover the future of WXC with Chloe Harper, an eloquent and promising young talent. Please share this inspiring story with your family and friends, don't forget to hit the like button, and help us grow. Thank you for your support!

Join Mark & Mike as they sit down to discuss the remarkable machines and experiences that propelled Honda ahead of its time, with riders exceeding expectations in speed and learning.

The ATV industry hasn't witnessed a genuine factory effort since the 2011-2012 season, and this episode revisits the 80s when Honda last ran a factory effort, reflecting on the past to shape the future.

Examining the past guides us in product development for the future. Learn how a company's teachings, testing methods, and product development strategies from the past contribute to shaping new products today.

Winning races was the ultimate goal – from dominating on Sundays to selling machines on Mondays. This principle remains relevant today, evident in KTM's program success.

Immerse yourself in the history of your sport, discover the essence of a true factory team, and share this insightful episode with your family and friends. Thank you for your support!

As Barry Hawk silently evolved into a threat in XC2 bikes, Yamaha recognized his potential and engaged him for a groundbreaking venture—an innovative 4-stroke 400cc motorcycle.

Amidst the exodus of factories from the ATV industry in the early '90s, independent companies carried the mantle, with Barry securing a factory ride on a league-built 250R.

In 2001, Barry's rivals, astounded by his speed, suspected foul play, prompting Yamaha and team boss Randy Hawkins to undertake the ultimate pursuit to challenge the quad prodigy.

2003 marked a historic achievement as Barry Hawk not only secured seven ATV titles (1993-1999) but also clinched the XC1 Motorcycle title, an unprecedented feat from 2003 with unmatched success in XC1 races from 2005-2008.

Legends like Barry Hawk emerge so rarely, and few accomplish what he has. Share this extraordinary journey with friends and family. Like, subscribe, and join us in celebrating this remarkable legacy. Thank you.

Hunter is laser-focused on winning the XC1 title, undergoing professional training, riding, and having Mark Notman build his machine with a winning setup.

Breaking the chain of what seemed like a Brycen Neal runaway year, Hunter has secured two wins and numerous impressive finishes.

Hunter's key strength lies in maintaining focus, keeping his head down, and delivering his best performance. In challenging times, he looks inward for self-improvement.

Leading in points at one juncture, Hunter's strategic decision not to make major changes proved beneficial for himself and the team, emphasizing the broader championship perspective.

Witness the wild and exciting journey of Hunter Hart. Share this insightful episode with friends and family. Thank you!

Join Julian as he transitions from racing on local Southern California flat tracks with his specially built Tri-Z, designed for this discipline, to exploring the world of quads. What was once a mere hobby is now evolving into a labor of love.

The 3-wheeler community is a tightly-knit group, with riders and builders uniting as teams or packs to face the uphill battle of modern-day racing.

In 2022, Julian ventured into desert racing, participating in renowned events like Best in the Desert and the epic Vegas to Reno. This iconic race challenges all who dare to participate, and Julian is no exception.

As the 2023 Vegas to Reno race approaches, Julian is filled with anticipation and struggles to be there, knowing he can't miss this event. Racing in the Iron Man 3-wheeler category, rule updates play a pivotal role in Julian's journey. He exemplifies true professionalism by stopping to help a fallen competitor, showcasing the spirit of sportsmanship.

Travel back in time through the history books and into the future as you enjoy this life's tale. Share it with your family and friends, and don't forget to hit that like button to show your support. Thank you!

Join us as we explore the Yamaha vs. Honda rivalry, Noah's transition to the YFZ450R platform, and his quest to build not only his body but also his racing machine for the pro class. With a strong history in national racing, Noah is determined to carve his path in the pro ranks, eyeing a bright future.

As we witness this young talent's journey, it's clear that youth is the future of ATV racing, and Noah Arnal is laying the foundation to secure his spot at the pro gate. Join us on this exciting adventure, and don't forget to hit the like button and share with your family and friends. Thank you for supporting Noah as he navigates his way through the amateur classes.

We take a close look at Logan's unique style and examine the techniques of XC, MX, and even a bit of M/C riders, understanding how they achieve incredible speeds. To aid in this process, Logan sought the perfect practice machine.

Logan Huff, no longer an underling, aims to regain his status as a pro rider on the West Coast. He's come a long way since his injury and is dedicated to honing his skills to make a comeback.

In the body of the episode, we explore Logan's program for building speed and conditioning during the summer break of WORCS. He shares his insights into strengthening his quads and fine-tuning his skills.

As we wrap up, Logan emphasizes the importance of building a future, knowing that his racing career won't last forever. He's determined to seize the opportunity and make his dreams come true.

Don't miss Logan Huff's lighthearted and fun-filled ATV racing journey with an optimistic outlook. We hope you enjoy hearing his story; please like and share it with your family and friends.

Adam's journey began with a group of friends who shared a common goal - to preserve the desert for their beloved hobby. As this movement grew, it found an unexpected ally in the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), all united under the banner of "Clean the Desert."

Join us as we delve into how Adam Filbin and his family took this selfless endeavor to new heights. They secured permits for events, attracted sponsors, and expanded their volunteer base from hundreds to thousands.

While their mission is undeniably selfless, there's a hint of selfishness too - the joy of exploring the desert and passing down respect for Mother Nature to their children while indulging in off-roading adventures.

Witness the off-roading community coming together to make a positive impact, shaping the culture for the better, and inspiring the youth to follow suit.

Be a part of this cultural shift, one young mind at a time. Listen to the voices of the youngest generation, help them understand the importance of our mission, and share and like our story wherever you can. Thank you for your support.

Mike Walsh, not typically known for XC racing, takes on the challenge of crafting a custom fuel tank and oil tank, leading to an unexpected twist. Tune in to learn how a counterbalanced 2-stroke engine became the driving force behind this exciting transformation. Don't miss this exhilarating discussion that breathes new life into 2-stroke engines and promises to inspire enthusiasts of all ages.

Share the excitement with your loved ones - this episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about innovation and riding thrills.

Fuelled by a profound love for riding, Leon's passion led him to not only ride but also meticulously maintain his machines. As high school years unfolded, each afternoon spent riding with friends translated into countless hours of use, subsequently demanding more repairs.

Experience the relentless pursuit of perfection that defines a true professional race mechanic. While achieving perfection remains unattainable, Leon's quest brings him remarkably close to it, channeling his passion into his craft.

Delve into the depths of Leon's commitment, a point at which he's found naming his machines and even engaging in conversations with them during preparation. These moments encapsulate his boundless passion.

Leon Spinden III's journey is far from its conclusion. Engaged in building machines for young riders, he's not only constructing vehicles but also forging a skill set that will shape his life's trajectory.

Join us in following Leon's extraordinary narrative. Take refuge from the weather, settle in, and immerse yourself in his story. While you're here, don't forget to show your support by hitting the like button and sharing with friends and family.

Through the guidance of his father and the unwavering support of his family, Aaron has transformed into a determined and focused young man, demonstrating that chasing dreams is not just a goal but a way of life. His eight-year journey to hone his skills has propelled him to the pinnacle of ATV racing, all while balancing his education and rigorous training regimen.

Discover how spending time with fellow professionals has accelerated Aaron's speed and endurance, fostering enduring friendships that have now translated into fierce competition at the pro level.

In the heart-pounding realm of the pro class, Aaron's experience has undergone a radical transformation. The intensity of racing, the adrenaline-fueled rush of the first turn – these are elements that spectators and aspiring riders can only truly grasp by immersing themselves in the action. Join us as we take you beyond the surface and provide an insider's view into the world of professional ATV racing.

From his humble beginnings in the minis to years of relentless racing, Aaron's journey has been one of gazing upwards at the pros, slowly refining his skills with each passing year. As his abilities grew, so did his aspirations, with the pro class becoming the ultimate objective. Today, Aaron lives the dream he tirelessly built, armed with the tools that can pave his way to championship victory.

Grab a refreshing drink, sit back, and accompany us on a thrilling ride as we follow Aaron's path as a first-year pro, witnessing his evolution and the realization of his lifelong ambition. Share this episode with your loved ones and friends, and be sure to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Your support means the world to us. Thank you for being a part of this incredible journey!

As he enters his later teens and delves into the Pro-am class, Alex faces a fierce battleground of fast, hungry riders. Despite the odds, his debut race lands him on the podium, igniting a spark of confidence that propels him forward. Year two brings a new chapter with a switch to the powerhouse machine, CAN-AM. The thrill of competition intensifies as Alex graduates high school and, despite initial plans to become an engineer, he discovers a new path that leads him back to his ATV racing roots.

Venturing across the country, exploring new horizons, and soul-searching, Alex realizes that his heart truly belongs to ATV racing. Returning to WORCS in 2020, Alex embraces the Pro Line in 2021, meticulously building a YFZ 450R and crafting his own program. The WORCS family warmly embraces the Ortiz Family, welcoming them back as if they never left.

Join Alex as he shares his life and racing experiences, offering a unique glimpse into the world of ATV racing. Tune in with a refreshing drink, turn up the volume, and get ready for your next thrilling ride. Don't forget to share this captivating journey with your loved ones and friends. Subscribe to stay updated, and thank you for your support.

From the introduction of fuel injection in 2006 to significant frame and motor advancements, Michael shares his perspective on the YFZ450R's remarkable progress. We touch upon various topics, including Team USA and Chad Weinen, but our primary focus remains the YFZ450R and the impact of fuel injection in the world of MX.

Get ready for a wild ride through the industry with Michael Byrd, as he passionately discusses the sport we all love—ATV sport quads and ATCs.

So, buckle up, sit back, and immerse yourself in this exhilarating conversation. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated with more exciting content. Thank you for joining us!

Through the power of the internet, Kevin gains access to a vast world of racing, not only in Europe but internationally as well. He embarks on a quest to conquer new tracks, adapt to different machines, and embrace various riding styles and even diverse foods prepared overseas.

As Kevin rises through the ranks, his Top 10 finishes are just the beginning. With dedication and determination, he sets his sights on consistent Top 5 finishes, pushing himself and his team to new heights.

However, Kevin's journey is not without its challenges. Balancing his role as a full-time student and a professional racer proves to be demanding, especially when his university is located across the ocean. Yet, Kevin perseveres, making the most of his schedule, successfully juggling European championship races and ATV MX nationals.

Join us as we witness Kevin's triumphs, from winning in his home country to achieving his best finish of the year on the podium in the USA. His tenacity, unwavering support from sponsors, and newfound unexpected allies create an incredible narrative that will captivate your heart.

This captivating story is a testament to Kevin's dedication and will to succeed. We hope you enjoy this episode and consider sharing it with your friends and family. Don't forget to subscribe to the Porsche's YouTube channel for more amazing content. Thank you for tuning in!

Emotions run high this year with the same winning team as last year, featuring racers Joel Hetrick, Chad Wienen, and Bryce Ford, who dominated every race and qualified. The stress is real, and the outcome remains uncertain, adding to the intensity of the journey.

On today's episode, we delve into the behind-the-scenes preparations for the QXoN. The team conducts crucial pre-testing of various motor packages and fuels, ensuring compliance with FIM rules while showcasing their unique processes. Everyone on the team is pushed to their limits, striving for perfection.

Before shipping the machines to Italy, the team must complete all the necessary work, considering limited resources abroad. The container serves as a remarkable mobile shop, ensuring everything is finely tuned for the competition ahead.

The episode concludes with heartfelt gratitude to sponsors, behind-the-scenes individuals, and companies who not only provide financial support but also invaluable manpower. A special thank you to everyone for their dedication and hard work, driving Team USA towards success.

Let's cheer loudly for Team USA! Don't forget to show your support for Jim Hardy, Mark Baldwin, Harv Whipple, Michael Byrd, and the entire team. Share this exhilarating journey with your friends and family, and together, let's root for Team USA's triumph in the QXoN.

Realizing that the sport was more expensive than expected, Chris needed a way to pay the bills. He found the solution by starting his own business. As the company grew in 2010, he shifted his focus away from racing and toward building his enterprise. Alongside the business, he also engaged in light fabrication work, which soon became another way of life. Eventually, Chris sold his powder coating business and moved forward.

In 2017, Chris transitioned to a new fabrication business, and everything was going well with new clients and positive growth until the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic and government assistance programs. These factors prompted Chris and his partner, Lisa, to close the fabrication business and pursue opportunities in the private sector. They began working for other companies, and in honor of their late son, they founded DBR Racing a consulting and manufacturing company.

Join us for an inspiring journey as we delve into Chris's life as a passionate racer, product developer, and entrepreneur. Don't forget to share and subscribe to our channel for more captivating stories."

Doug Eichner started making waves on the world stage of racing, participating in international and national events. In 1993, he made a significant mark by winning the MTEG series and the 12 Hours of PDV in France alongside his teammate Mark E. Eichner's legend was growing.

Eichner's exceptional versatility and ability to excel across different machines and disciplines led him to win three Open Pro-AM MX titles and consistently finish in the top 10 in the premier class. In 1998, he embarked on a new chapter in his career, venturing into desert racing with BITD and SCORE.

Many consider Doug Eichner as one of the greatest riders of all time. His extensive victories include MX titles, White Brothers 4-Stroke World titles, SCORE, BITD, WORCS, 24 Hours, and PDV. Eichner's diverse skill set and talent were often underestimated, as highlighted by Shane Hitt.

Join us as we take a brief glimpse into the remarkable career of my great friend, Doug Eichner. Settle in, share with your friends and family, and appreciate the journey of this extraordinary athlete.

Traci Pickens is a living testament to the power of determination. Despite the immense loss, she proved that love for the sport could conquer any obstacle. Today, Traci Pickens is a renowned figure in the world of Cross Country racing, leaving a lasting legacy.

Take a nostalgic trip back to the 90s as we delve into the incredible story of Traci Pickens. Reflecting on her racing journey after the devastating loss of her father and brother, one would assume that racing ATVs would be out of the question. However, Traci's unwavering love for riding led her to become a true legend.

Over the course of 23 years, Traci experienced numerous pivotal moments in her racing career. It all began with her first GNCC race, a two-hour adrenaline-fueled adventure that left her completely hooked. In the year 2000, Traci embarked on her Championship run, supported by amazing friends and sponsors. A legendary career began unfolding before our very eyes. At 47 years old and with 12 titles under her belt, Traci Pickens shows no signs of slowing down.

Traci Pickens will forever be remembered for her groundbreaking achievements. Reaching the coveted factory status with Yamaha and securing nine titles, Traci's racing journey took an unexpected turn. With a new chapter in her life, including a husband and a son, Traci found herself unable to resist the racing bug. In 2017, she made her triumphant return, clinching three consecutive titles. The glass ceiling shattered once again in 2019 when Traci has crowned AMA Rider of the Year and GNCC Rider of the Year. Even at 47, Traci remains fiercely competitive, whether she's mentoring or competing against younger women.

If you're a racing enthusiast, this is the story you've been waiting for. Join us in celebrating the legendary career of Traci Pickens. Share her inspiring journey with your friends and family, and be a part of the Traci Pickens legacy.

Herry's self-taught skills led him to approach racers at Corona Raceway, offering to build machines for free in order to hone his abilities. This opportunity eventually led him to collaborate with Rex Staten, a former Honda rider. Together, Herry and Rex worked tirelessly to create an exceptional MX machine.

Join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of Harry Klemm. From his humble beginnings working on motorcycles manufactured by companies that were still in the process of development and testing, Harry emerged as a pivotal figure in the ATV industry.

Harry recognized the importance of gaining racing experience to truly understand the intricacies of the three-wheeler arena. He started his journey with DG, where he played a vital role in building and developing motorcycle parts. As time went on, his expertise expanded to include the development of parts for Tri-Z and Tácate three-wheelers.

Prior to the arrival of Japanese manufacturers, Harry transitioned from road racing motorcycles to MX machines. The true essence of his work lay in the world of learning and development, accumulating invaluable data over multiple decades.

Embark on a captivating journey through the years alongside Harry. Grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and enjoy his incredible story. Don't forget to like and share to spread the inspiration.

Dave dreamt of joining the San Diego PD, spending his Friday and Saturday nights on ride-alongs, and paving his way to success. However, his lead foot hindered his entry into the PD, redirecting him towards the sheriff's department upon a friend's recommendation.

Dave found himself in the tough environment of the jails, which provided the necessary experience to prepare him for the streets. Working closely with an 18-man team, they became like family, relying on each other to ensure their safety.

As time passed, political shifts occurred, with inmates seemingly gaining more rights than the officers tasked with protecting them, both inside prison walls and out on the streets of our towns.

While Dave's career in law enforcement progressed, he found solace in his love for riding ATVs. Racing in the Desert District 38 and participating in police and sheriff's MX events allowed him to cope with the stress. The day he walked through the door of his new endeavor, the excitement was palpable as he entered a whole new level of his career.

If you support first responders, just as we do, grab your favorite beverage and a snack, sit back, and enjoy the episode. Please subscribe and share with your family and friends. Thank you.

In this episode, we speak to Zack about his recovery and preparation for the 2023 season. Just over two months ago, tragedy struck at Gatorback, causing a crash that ended Zack's season. We delve into his surgery, recovery, and the process of building himself back up.

Reflecting on his performance in 2022, Zack realizes that the key to improvement lies within himself. Fellow racer and competitor Brandon Hoag offers a plan, which Zack listens to and acts upon, focusing on strength and overall improvement.

The season starts with Zack exceeding expectations, finishing higher in the order than anticipated. However, he faces challenges during the qualifying round in Gatorback, causing him to refocus. In Moto 1, he manages to secure a podium finish, solidifying his belief in his abilities.

The atmosphere in the Decker Pit is filled with excitement, elation, pandemonium, tears, and more. However, tragedy strikes early in Moto 2. Thanks to the swift actions of the medical staff, Zack receives immediate attention and undergoes necessary procedures. Currently, he is up and walking, undergoing physical therapy, with some setbacks. Only time will reveal his full recovery. We wish him the best of luck.

To all the fans, stay tuned for updates on Zack Decker's recovery. Thank you for listening, and please subscribe, like, and share when available.

With unwavering support from his loving family, Cesar began riding ATVs at the tender age of 4 and took part in his first race at 7. Under the tutelage of a local national racer, he honed his skills but chose to stay in Costa Rica, not venturing beyond its borders.

The advent of social media altered the course of Cesar's life. As he immersed himself in videos from the United States, his interests in tennis and soccer waned, and a pivotal decision was made in 2016: to exclusively pursue ATV racing.

Cesar's journey led him to the United States, where he sought the guidance of a two-time national champion, Joe Bryd. Equipped with invaluable skills, Cesar transitioned into professional racing, conquering competitions in both Costa Rica and the United States.

The year 2023 brought an unexpected blessing when the Ford family rallied behind Cesar, offering their support. This gesture alleviated some of the stress associated with his racing program. Unfortunately, Cesar's dream came to a halt in round 2 due to an injury requiring immediate surgery. Despite this setback, his determination remains unwavering as he embarks on a journey of therapy and swift recovery.

Join us on "The Travels of an International Racer" as we delve into Cesar's extraordinary story. Don't forget to like and share more inspiring tales. Thank you!

Living next door to racing legend Jeremy Jones has provided Niamh with a unique advantage. Jeremy's expertise in building Niamh's 450s has given her machines that are reliable and of top quality.

As we embark on the journey of 2023, Niamh finds herself with a new machine and a fresh perspective. She recognizes the growing competition among women professionals and understands the need to work harder to conquer challenging obstacles.

With a supportive team backing her, Niamh is determined to make adjustments that will enhance her speed and enable her to conquer the biggest jumps. Join us to witness her incredible progress.

Discover what it takes for Niamh to pull double duty as a racer and a student. Hit the subscribe button and share this inspiring story as you listen in. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, we meet Wayne, an influential figure in the racing program PEP. Little did we know, he would become a game-changer for Shannon's racing aspirations. Wayne persuades Shannon's dad that a quad is a way to go, completely transforming Shannon's racing trajectory.

As the sole female pro racer during that time, Shannon boldly jumps into the Pro class riding an 85 LT250. With Wayne's guidance, sponsorship opportunities start to pour in, including a support ride with American Suzuki. The program gains momentum and takes off.

Despite facing male competitors who were less than thrilled about being defeated by her, Shannon holds her ground as she gets the chance to race in prestigious events like Suzuki promotions, Mickey Thompson stadium races, and the Golden State series. Her performance remained exceptional until a misstep during the press day at the LA Coliseum abruptly ended it all.

Join us in this inspiring episode as we delve into Shannon's incredible journey, which shattered gender roles in ATV racing. Don't forget to subscribe, share, and support us on this captivating adventure. Thank you!

Subscribe, share, and be part of Shannon's groundbreaking story in ATV racing. Together, let's continue breaking down barriers and challenging societal norms. We appreciate your support!

Despite being up against full-grown men, Summer is constantly challenging herself by moving up in class and machine size, ensuring that her skills are tested every time she rides. As a huge fan of the American Flattrack (ATF) in the United States, she knows that this is the top level of the sport.

While Summer is focused on reaching her racing goals, she and her family also understand the importance of education and planning for her future career. They are committed to finding a balance between her passion for racing and her long-term success.

If you're interested in following Summer's journey and supporting her racing dreams, please join her on Flattrack and consider liking, sharing, and subscribing to her content.

The busy race schedule and professional work life have taken a toll on her personal life, being away from family for extended periods of time. However, Andrea remains optimistic about the future and looks forward to a fresh start in 2024.

Despite the setbacks, Andrea is committed to finding better and newer ways to be competitive and fulfill her dreams.

Join us in supporting Andrea's new beginnings and sharing her story with your friends and family. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more updates.

While at MIT, Leon met the owner of Root River Racing and the rest of the team. He sold them parts and helped out whenever he could.

Follow Leon on his journey to fulfill his dream of joining a professional racing team. Don't forget to share his story with your friends and family. Thank you for joining us, and we hope you enjoy the ride!

Join us on an exciting journey as we follow Leon on his quest to achieve his dream of becoming a professional race team member. Don't miss out on this inspiring story of perseverance and dedication. Listen to our podcast and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes. And if you find Leon's story as inspiring as we do, share it with your friends and family. Thank you for listening, and we hope you enjoy it!

With no word coming out of the Hetrick or Wienen camps, the ATV MX world was turned upside down, and after 12 years, a new points leader emerged. The big question was, what was Chad going to do? No word, nothing, just rumors of retirement or riding only for points.

Rolling into Underground in Texas, the unforeseeable happened. Chad qualified 3rd, which was a surprise to everyone. In Moto 1, Chad ended up in 2nd place, but the real surprise was that Chad led part of Moto 2 with his still unhealed collarbone, feeling pain, and an overwhelming desire to win a 9th championship.

Made from something out of this world, listen in to hear about this man of true grit himself. While you're there, please share us with your friends and family. We hope you enjoy it, and thank you for your support!

During his episode, Jeffrey told us about his 2023 goals. Jeffery’s Health and focus on himself are the reason for the better results has been getting. His change in attitude, the team, and family support are also big factors in his new racing program. 

Rastrelli Racing business is a new dynamic. Becoming an adult changes everything. The realization is not everything lasts forever. Making life worthwhile matters in the mental stability of an older racer. 

Come find out what changed for Jeffery. While you listen share the podcast, subscribe, and like our episodes!

Graduating High school and moving to have more time to train on the machine and prepare for a 2023 season that could put him in to a sport on the proline in 2024. The purchase of a YFZ450R will help prepare Blair for the Pro class

Overcoming the mental Block of the injury to push at a 100 % until this happens Blair doesnt know precisely where he is more time on the machine is the objective to push him in to a place on comfort on the track  

A Chat with Blair Miller is always fun the topics go all over and cover everything . Please enjoy subscribe for the Growth of the Show and content

Building a new machine for the first time in 3 years asking Jacob about the rule change bringing in hybrids Jacobs's new YFZ450R with be Off-Road ready after the summer break

As Jacobs's excitement builds to ride his unwillingness to push it to take mental strength and focus soon. Coming west has a steep learning curve as Jacob has felt this for himself off-road racing is a world of its own

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Cody is developing methods to keep his body and mind working together. Is like building a video game in his mind while blazing a trail through the trees. At the same time knowing his body has limitations. 

During his episode, Cody and I take a look at the events that led to winning the 2022 4x4 pro championship in GNCC. Moving towards the 2023 season with new sponsors, increased training, and a deep desire to keep the #1 plate. 

The unique story of a man limited by his body overcoming racing adversities. Please join Cody and me on a journey of life racing and growth. While you are deep in thought and perspective share this with friends and family. Thank you for listening.

With little ego and a calm demeanor, Logan Stanfield is quietly building his way to the front of the pack. Focused on his diet and conditioning. The feel of the machine under him brings him closer to his goal.

Working his way through each track. Logan has a good feeling about the people around him they support him through each and every battle. Winning by training builds a stealth-like hunter.

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Local races in southern California were an every-weekend thing. Even Wednesday and Friday nights. This is how Cory’s story takes off. Brian Fry changed everything with kindness and the willingness to help others. It was the start of a lifelong relationship

Cory’s ATV racing career only lasted 4 years roughly. Ending as fast as it started. Medical technology wasn't as good as they are today. Had it been cory may have raced longer. Unfortunately for us, he did not, but who could have known Indy was in his future 

Listening to Cory's Love of ATV racing and his life story compels us to follow our dreams. Please follow us, subscribe, and share with your friends!

Kinsey is having the season of a lifetime not finishing off the box all year locking it up with 2 races to go the support from her competitors and fans helped fuel the excitement 

With the title locked and the B class the focus in the last race of the season, the unexpected happened Kinsey injured a knee finishing out the day with no idea what was coming. 

Kinsey takes us through the injury journey and recovery of what is up for 2023. Please join us on Kinsey's journey, subscribe, and share us with your loved ones.

A story for the ages a boy falls in love with off-road vehicles unknown dreams became a reality ATVs to Indy cars you couldn’t write this story 

Seeing one of our own rise to one of the highest levels in motorsports while never losing his love of the ATV industry 

Enjoy Cory’s travels from ATVs to Indy as you listen please hit the like button and share us with your family and friends.

The slow roll of parts is affecting the final products for Dane’s 1st Pro race in Daytona. In 2022 Pro-am came down to the last race. Winning or not Dane's team decided it was time to go up with a belief is ready to perform.  

Dane is moving up, the pro class is growing, the competition thickens, and the excitement is building. We all look forward to the green flag fly.

The first gate drop is happening soon. Please listen to the episode, follow us, and subscribe!

Building a new machine that wasn't a pro-level and learning not to damage his race machine limited what the factory would do for the practice machine. Doug wanted more of a race quad. The reason for the slower stock machine was the hours Doug put into them and the cost of parts.

Spanning more than 20 years of career, Doug Gust showed the way and put all the other racers on alert. They knew it was never a give-me when Doug Gust showed up. All the hard work and hard times paid big dividends. Ending as a factory Suzuki topped off an amazing career!

Strap on your helmet and hold on tight as Doug takes us through his 20-plus-year career. Please share this episode with friends and family. Hit the like button and subscribe!

With a strong will and with a bold outgoing attitude, he knew he was able to win and ride these foreign-to-the-mainstream world ATVs. Starting to race quads seemed to come naturally to Brian. 

He was done racing after his factory ride fell through. As it turns out going to a local event to watch with his buddies. After telling them how slow they were, a wager was made and after beating his friends on a stock machine a new racing career was made.

Taking a look back at history will always help us see the future more clearly. As you enjoy our latest story please subscribe and share us with family and friends!

Santo Derisi Pro rider in XC from Banshee 350 twin to TRX 250R  2 strokes to 4 strokes change rider to sponsor and builder. Finding the path forward when you still want to race 

Santo has found a way to address his inner desire to race he focuses on professional business processes prepping machines and growing his reach, From old school to modern day.

A great back-and-forth conversation enjoy the History as you do please share with us where you can hit the like button!

Yamaha is the main part of the program so the people that make the program stable was key. 

Developing, growing, and moving forward Brandon’s inner strength is the glue that keeps it together. Growth in education to not only develop his machine but his mind and body.

Join us in this episode as Brandon talks about development, mind, and machine. Don't forget to share if you like this episode.

Looking back to the 2022 season. Lindquist started off with no seat time, engine issues, and psychological fatigue. Luckily, he ended up coming out with 2nd place.

Max's overall 2022 season was a building year. All of the results weren’t what Max was expecting, but the knowledge gained from MX and his trip west set up high expectations for 2023! 

During his episode, Max fills us in on his 2022 and all we didn’t know about him. Please share the episode and subscribe!

Years of experience have brought Casey into multiple jobs like shock side, racer development, and promotions. Greek spent years traveling, moving from coast to coast, and learning from the factories. He trains young riders and to top it off he got picked to represent the USA in the 2022 QxCON. 

Enjoy Casey Greek's journey through the ATV industry! Please share and subscribe.

If we could pull this off it would be like a Dream come true. It started with Best in the Desert in Parker AZ, and a week later in Prim NV., this is how it went back and forth all year. the team rose to the call and came through all year.

Rider of record means David had to be there every time his team members had life come up and others stepped in to take up the slack as it all came together. This year of success doesn't mean we are done looking to do it again in 2023.

Dreams come true for you past racers or up-and-comers Enjoy David's dream Please share and hit the like button and subscribe.

Grit and determination praise from your peers was the theme of the events in early November Hauvos put together the multi-discipline invitational race for 10K huge success and the WORCS event 2 days later with 18 pro’s on the line another success for the ATV industry

The unknown of the Huevos event was what it was, how to prepare and set up which skill set will benefit with a late move and a quick group up Walker and Max figured lets and have a good time you never know I could win some Money Racing Worcs for Walker was all about competing with the west coast rides Max figures it is a great place to test and see how he compared

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Building Confidence is an essential part of every racers package. Bryce had a good end of the year setting up for his 2023. He is looking to start strong in Texas. Last year he had a second-place Win during the quad cross of nations for team USA. Bryce finished off his season by winning the Huevos Invitational.

2022 is a year that marked history. The year that brought the ATV world together with five different disciplines at the same event. Bryce Ford came into his own finishing 4th in MX points. He got picked to ride for Team USA at the QXoN. He won a moto, performed well out west, and won a race against the Pros from all over the country.

We hope that as you listen to the episode the excitement and enthusiasm will be off the charts. If you like the episode please share this with your family and friends!

Beau focused on the goal for more than a few years. His also being ATV Racer is a treat. He seems to have over other forms of racing with all the multiple-time champions WORCS has 3 multiple-time champions Josh Fredricks 2 Doug Eichner 5 Beau Baron 10 these are are few examples of long-term focus. 

Inspirational is an understatement Humble to a fault a champion of champions with multiple titles in different disciplines 2 wheels, ATVs,s and UTVs,s, If you're a young racer look to winners on and off the track, winning titles are only what the public sees a Father of 3 husbands a man that's focused on them as much as his career. I have seen firsthand his willingness to help teach and answer questions.

Seeing Chad Weinen washing his own machine was an uplifting moment. Byrd wondered why this multiple-time champion had no mechanic. He walked over to ask why that was and when he did he got a job as his mechanic. For the next 3 years, 2 championships and 2 spots on the box have proved to always ask.

Byrd is looking to 2023 with open eyes focused on refining the platform and looking at every detail and aspect of the process. Figure out how to make the difference between second and first. He's building the bullpen for 2024 and beyond youth reinforcing the further growth of the sport. 

Please listen to the Michael Byrd story! While you are at it don't forget to share us with family and friends. Let us know what you thought of the episode on any social media platform. You can find us as @atvtalkpodcast.

The crowd was growing as the heats rolled out the cheers were loud everyone had a favorite, the west coast fans were seeing the east coast stars live not in their environment but still live and in person. 

They rolled through the heats into the semi-finals. John Natalie the 47-year-old 2-time champ was taking the crowd by storm until childhood fan walker fowler ended his time on the race. This set up Bryce Ford & Walker Fowler to race and decide who would face Hetrick in the final. 

Tune in and listen to hear all about the Huevos Invitational event. Smash the like button please share the episode with your friends, and don't forget to subscribe to youtube.

To Bring riders from all over the country to the west had to be a unique kind of event. There were 4 different disciplines really 5 counting Desert racers. The money yes is a part of it, but the other is two events in a weekend. Making this equal was the biggest question on all the riders' and spectators' minds.  

ATV-TALK made an appearance to cover the whole event. We got to see the track getting built, got to do interviews, and went live on Instagram to show off the event. This is a must-listen recap of the Friday-Saturday events.

This was a wild play-by-play. Please subscribe and follow for more exciting content!

Developing and preparing a three-wheeler or any race machine for that fact is a long process. The time and work done at the negotiating table to get these machines operating. The course of the journey of the race is a fantastic story of trials and tribulations overcoming sleep deformation and terrain. 

The true spirit of a racer or competitor comes out in this trip from vegas to reno with ups and downs and emotions. fighting to race a machine of choice in a country that supposes to be free the courage of the three-wheeler riders as well as BITD to make this happen is a small step in supporting the right to be free.

We know you will enjoy this story of struggle and triumph. Please share and subscribe so we can bring you more stories like this!

The event of the year is 10,000 Dollars winner take all race invitations only with 4 different styles of racers coming incredible champions from today's west coast and east as well as central. The next day legend from the Huevos chain of movies will be in Vegas for a dinner and concert 

Meeting the stars from Hauvos movie at a dinner in their awner and looking at this from the eyes of a young Fan now in his 30’s feels like a young child getting to see a superhero on the other side of this still being a fan of the ATV racing and the industries watching an event with all the modern day superstars will be so exciting to me I have been watching these stars for decades 4-5 not to be outing myself.

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Riding ATVs has become a way of life for the Dillon Family Father and Son travel to EUROPE on the weekend racing ATV what a great thing spending time working together and building memories that can be passed down for years. Competing in international events like QXON as well as the Irish championship.

Finishing 2nd in the Irish championship left a void chasing a friend by 1 point and canceling the last event . The upside is going to the Czech Republic and Racing QXON finishing 2nd with a great ride team that did well. The future looks suitable for Irish riders traveling abroad to develop the ATV industry.

Join us on an overseas journey with Dean Dillon. Ireland's up-and-coming superstar as you enjoy the trip please subscribe and smash that like button.

Being the complete Pro athlete takes a lot of  focus layne spends days and nights working on this from busting out motos to learning skills for turning faster on the track  to social media off the track .the goal is to race for a living while winning championships not an easy task in the ATV industry 

Looking to race were ever the compition is best Layne my find her self on the MX track in 2023 heading east developing and honing her skills on and off the track the final push for a championship in worcs is coming down to the wire with a new plan and more strength stamina this could take her over the top .

Enjoy the trials and travels through 2022 from east back to west in this episode while your watching the road ahead please subscribe and share us with family and friends Thank you

Showing the changes in a young man as his life changes with outside forces his job has given him confidence in speaking to sponsors  media so on .the confidence has allowed him to grow in training also allowing him to take his social media to a new level

Seeing the videos on Instagram grabbed my attention showing this works watching the results change braking into the top 5 another change showing his focus has changed speaking with him the maturity is overwhelming at first a young man coming into his own on and off the track 

Listen in as we make our way through the trees and water crossings we are available on youtube now subscribe and enjoy.

Showing the roads traveled to get ATCs into the mainstream help keep the history alive and let the young people get into ATVs that a lot of people gave of themselves to grow this sport not only on the track.

The History and development of the ATC/ATV industry are fading away and going back to the beginnings with the men that made those leaps and jump for the industry’s growth. 

Learn about your legacy there epic journey racing and developing the ATV industry we hope you enjoy this series History of the ATC/ATV industry please share us and subscribe for more interesting content.

As Chad drove home from the finals at no point did he say it was not a good season, but it was disappointing not to win. Looking inward he asked himself a lot of questions “do I still have it?” “do I still want it?” “am I as angry as I am?” with the conclusion that he still wants to race more. He was looking forward to a short relaxing time, but not this year. He needs to get to work harder since 2023 is around the corner. Preparations will start as the truck is unloaded. Chad will focus on every detail, the tires and suspension, training mind and body, and anything else he can do to win. 

Chad will build on his 2022 season with more testing and developing better setups and combinations for every track. The desire to win and become champion again gets stronger every day. All his thoughts about what could have been mattered not. Chad has 8 titles, but that’s not what matters. Winning and being the best is.

The fire still burns and the desire to win is still there. Chad still has what it takes to win. We hope you enjoy his 2022 season recap. If you want to help ATV-TALK move up the charts don’t forget to subscribe and smash that like button! 

His humble upbringing added to his abilities to come up with the information watchers and listeners needed. This all got started on accident with a video camera and a comment. He was in their shoes from the beginning with the only printed magazine at that point. 

Finding information wasn’t always easy, learning who made and manufactured good parts, answering the phone or offering tech support was complex. But it gave him good knowledge to creating quality videos, with the information needed for people to make educated choices. Meeting the current outlet creators is what led to his own companya success.

Spend some time learning how it’s done with Joe on ATVTALK and while your listening, drop us a comment on how you liked the show.

Going back in time, learning on a cheap china quad, he grew the machine, increased in say, tried the local tracks with success and moved quickly to the ATV MX nationals. Trying different styles a little out of his elements XC racing trees did not go together. Always looking towards the future after ATV racing with 20 plus or minus years in his career.

A high school senior with a focus on a pro career. Next year building on his goal to become a pro, understanding that endurance is key to elevating his trail, will be his focus. 

Don’t forget to jump on the ride with Jayden on ATVTALK, by listening and hitting that subscribe button.

The build time and prep done by Mike Segers pays off for a very reliable machine the motors are very durable as long as the correct clutch parts are used. Lap times from sport quads to 4x4 have some spread on roughly a 21-minute sport quad lap your fastest 4x4 rider is in the high 22:40’s with a few problems with electrical the Can am’s couldn’t quit beating the sport ATV teams but the pro 4x4 battle was heating up coming into the final laps

The race for the overall had all but been taken away from the PRO 4x4 teams as the race was closing in on the last few laps Cody’s unit was fighting for every inch the BNR team was unfortunately for them having things happen to bring them closer to Cody and the boy’s. The race came down to the last lap

Youth grow all of the sports we watch the ATV racing industry is no different. Kinsey came out of the amateur where she was dominant riding a smaller CC machine. Moving up in class going to a 450 with a multiple-time champion leading the way in the WMX the season was meant to be a growth year setting up a pro career 

The transition suited Kinsey the larger CC machine felt normal instantly growing more and more comfortable every time she road. Her maiden season was a dream year winning by round 2 that’s all she needed to know the rest of the season was hers .still in high school also with her studies and basketball it’s a full load add a professional racing career on top. 

Being a seasoned veteran doesn’t mean that the rookies can’t come in and take over. We do not see this very often in the sporting world. This year in the WMX was a changing of the guard with the youth of the sports taking over the class. In the future, we will see the level raise and youth take this class to a new level your veterans won’t go easy.

Jackie rode the nationals and got a chance to race Mickey Thompson stadium shows even before he was old enough to get in. As the factories pulled back and the independents did their best to take over and carry the industry into the future, Jackie was doing his best to transition from a factory-backed rider to an independent.

In the late 80s, Jackie and his family needed to make a big decision: leaving ATV racing and moving into Drag cars to focus on the family business. Ten to twelve years later Jackie got another chance with Kawaski, unfortunately, while this was going on Jackie's Father passed.

Riding spectacular machines on the strip in multiple different classes, ultimately led to the salt flats with new advantages, dangers, and thrills. Movies and documentaries have also played a part in her success, changing from 2 wheels to 4 wheels.

The hide details to land speed racing are in the things unsaid. It’s hazardous and costs a fortune as Valerie transitions to the second half of her sporting career. Speed will always be a big part of her life and she says she can walk away anytime, but it's unsure. So if you’re looking for a little safer sport played on a court, check out pickleball; I bet you will find Valerie Thompson on the leader board.

A live press conference was held before the race guest, George Davis, assisted with the interview. During it, the racers talked about their season, dealing with mechanical issues, and the track condition.

From Brandon Hoag digging his way back from unforeseen engine failure in round 1 while leading the race, to Jeffery Rastrelli taking on the duties of running his own team, a new business, and recovering from a personal health issue, to Bryce Ford being picked for Team USA, which brought some unwanted haters on social media but focus and teamwork bounced him back, to Chad Wienen finding himself in an unusual spot trailing deep in the seasons points totals winning the last 2 rounds, to your points' leader Joel Hetrick, who has a new look on the track this year, practicing patience and calm to lead the way to a possible 3 national title.

Remember, these are the fastest 5 men on ATVs in the world bar none. It is believed to date that this is the first press conference of its kind in the industry. So, hear how they have overcome difficulties on and off the track and do not miss the opportunity to learn from the best.

Schell's path to his third consecutive ITP QuadCross title was anything but smooth. During moto one, a fierce wind gust sent him tumbling off his quad as he attempted to clear a tabletop. This mishap put his championship hopes in jeopardy, as Dana Creech trailed Kory Ellis in second place and lagged behind in season championship points by eight. Schell, displaying remarkable determination, swiftly remounted, ignited his Golden West Sparks Racing YFZ, and still managed to secure a respectable third-place finish.

Jeremy Schell, the Pro Racer known as "The So Cal Hick," beard the racing number 14 and rode a 2004 Yamaha YFZ quad. As a multi-time GNC Four-Stroke National Champion, Jeremy Schell continued to make waves in the racing world, achieving back-to-back championships aboard his Laeger-chassied, TC Racing-modified four-stroke Honda.

Discover the story of the racer who defied the odds and the challenges he faced on his journey. Plus, a glimpse into "The Can-Am DS 250 Stroke" – a story of the almost impossible.

Join us for an action-packed episode as we delve into Jeremy Schell's thrilling career and the passion that drives him to conquer the racetrack.

The former nascar truck series driver has moved up to the exfinity series driving heavier faster machine with new set ups his new team has in-braced him with open arms is back ground in Off road racing helps with the getting the feel of the new machine not only his car changed but he has a new wife and there expecting a baby check out this nascar hopeful these more to come TBD

An ATV racer for racing in the woods with GNCC and winning a OMA championship and building a business than he needed a change and came west to California racing motorcycles and ATV’s in the desert hooking up with Score team helping the win championships underneath all that he has a belief in electric machines and tells us how he is helping the developers make them better check out his Hollywood Dream

We talk about 80’s tough guy’s Donny Banks is that man he’s won races from the west coast to the east coast he does fit the normal 2 stroke ATV racer 6’ 3 +/- winning was the goal development of the stock TRX250R with exhaust and motors before the suspension modifications came in check out his story how it all began and where he is now

ATV enthusiast turned writer racer and promoter his ties to ATV scene

He was involved in some of the ATV sports best and biggest events

His love of racing ATV’s keeps him training and on the track still today

Check out the behind the scenes story’s and how they pulled it all off

In the 80’s thru the 90’s and in to the early 2000 the National series was cut in to 2 parts one of these was TT an art form of Racing few master That brings us to Shane Hitt one of the true Masters of the poetic for of racing with grace and beautiful these machines float a-crossed the hard packed ground set up is key to this and Shane had knowledge and tools to make it work listen in on some hidden tips to set you TT machine for the winner’s circle

I get very few opportunities these days to sit down and talk with my Son Danny Duncan II his life in the medical field being a respiratory therapist has put him on the front lines over the last few years. This has opened Doors for him to also become. College professor teaching his craft

Danny sr came it to the conversation as we drifted in the history of the Spartans and others

Please enjoy this special moment I spent with the 2 Danny’s

It’s always fun to speak with Johnny he is a 27 year veteran in the pro class in GNCC his perspective on the sport and the knowledge gained from spending most of his time riding an ATV We seen him out west earlier this Year and got to catch up with him just days before round 1 of the 2022 XC kickoff we hope you enjoy our conversation as much as we did

In 2002, at the tender age of 16, Robby Bell secures a spot in the prestigious Loretta's race in the highly competitive 125 C class. Despite a setback during the second moto, where he fractures his foot, Robby manages to deliver an impressive 2-2 finish. However, his injury prevents him from participating in the third moto, a pivotal moment as Jimmy Albertson seizes the opportunity and clinches the overall victory with a stellar performance.

Fast forward to 2012, a pivotal year in Robby Bell's career. It marks a turning point as he begins to prioritize his diet after a poignant remark from Ryan Hughes enlightens him about the crucial role nutrition plays in performance. Experimenting with various dietary approaches, Robby ultimately finds success with a gluten-free and later a Paleo diet. The positive impact of this dietary shift becomes evident in his WORCS results, leading to significant improvements.

Furthermore, Robby Bell teams up with David Pearson and Steve Hengeveld, forming a formidable alliance that triumphs in the 2012 Baja 500. This victory is particularly significant as it not only marks their own achievement but also breaks Kawasaki's dry spell, securing their first SCORE victory since 1996.

Don't forget to catch up on our previous episodes as we delve deeper into the fascinating journeys of other remarkable individuals. And be sure to join us every Tuesday at 5 pm PST for exciting brand-new episodes!

2021 as a rookie in the pro class change my prospective on how fast this guys really go the season unfolded in a direction I never figured it would battling for 3rd with 2 rounds to go will leave it here so you can here how it worked out .

We talk 2022 preparation and hopes for the new year

The UK has to bright upcoming stars Harry Walker a contender for the Pro title in the British champions and European Title

His Little brother Alfe is competing in the 21 and under group a title his Brother has won a few years ago

There is a long standing history with the Duncan Family and the Walkers Harry and Loren Duncan share a spot on the pit wall in PDV when Harry was just a wee lad Alfe wasn’t born yet of course

In the early 2000’s Jimmy came flying in the the scene He was fast fun to be around and looking to take over the show as I all story’s the behind the scene is totally different Jimmy had all the tools his physical Health became the hold up Racing ATV’s is a tough sport missing training time started to effect results if been a few year now Jimmy has moved on to become a husband father and a professional man

Check out how the story is going him now

Hunter Hart & Josh Merrit sat down with us here at ATVTALK to get us up to speed on the going’s on in the GNCC series rounds 1-3 have came really fast and get this scheduled was some what of an issue Brycen Neal winning round one coming off an injury that ended his season last year early

Will let you listen in to find out where all the other players worked there way in or out

We travel back in time and over the pond to talk with 2 European legends

Richard and Stewart started racing in the 80’s in Europe Three wheelers Quads not much was available to them

PDV (Pont De Vuax)was just starting are the ATV craze was off and running Richard came to the states to race Mickey Thompson stadium races where the thing at that time

Stewart was also working on his US connections

I have alway been a Fan of new machines and learning different ways to do things that brings us to Mike Walsh I would say arguably the leader in the Hybrids in the ATV industry we take a deep dive in to why and how the came about we couldn’t leave talking about Daytona out with the conversation going from rider to rider an different endings we finished up with the come back conversation about Joe Byrd and the pros and cons of a return to the pro line after 4 year off

2021 season Had ups and downs it’s started with a career best 2nd place finish and ended with a 3rd

With a totally different out look on training going in to 2021 with staying in the cold weather at home rather than going down south to train in Florida with most of the riders Nick has a new look for 2022 and a great attitude

With his number one Fan recovering Nick is focused on more than just a podium spot

Links

Jesi Stracham Mailing list:

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Wheel with me foundation:

www.wheelwithmefoundation.org

Nutrition and fitness:

https://www.1stphorm.app/wheelwithme