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History is in the making as the American Trike Team gears up for the Nevada 1000—a grueling 908-mile desert race across the harsh terrain of Nevada, all in a single day and on three wheels.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!

She may have come out of nowhere, but she's making her presence known. Raised in New Mexico, the youngest of three siblings, this determined rider grew up chasing her older brothers through every outdoor adventure—from hunting to trail riding. By the age of 8, she was already lining up on the starting gate.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!

What starts as fun on four wheels with friends can sometimes turn into something far greater. In this episode, we dive into the story of a rider who went from weekend trail rides to the unexpected spotlight of factory-backed GNCC competition.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!

What starts as a hobby sometimes becomes something much more. In this episode, we follow the journey of a young racer inspired by his older brother's ATV passion. From trail rides to discovering local XC events, his path to competition began on a sport quad—chasing the thrill and unknowingly following the tracks of a future WXC pro.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 and Cody Miller got their start in ATV racing during the golden era right when Factory Can-Am was ready to invest in talent. What began with “glorified boxes on wheels” has since become one of the most respected UTV racing operations in the game.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!

Trail riding with family and friends laid the foundation for Jeremy Rice's GNCC career. Though he's quick to downplay his status, that single-digit number plate tells the real story—Jeremy was among the elite.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!

Olivia Joiner's journey into the ATV world started like many others wrenching alongside her dad at a Honda dealership and helping out at the family's rental shop. But Olivia didn't just ride she learned to build, fix, and fine tune her own machines. A former Canadian local series racer, Olivia pivoted to the U.S. National scene when ATV racing declined in her home country.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.

Jack Stottlemire, a retired military war hero, faced major mobility challenges after years of combat and physical sacrifice. Looking for a way to manage his PTSD and reconnect with his passion, Jack turned his personal workshop into more than just a space for metalwork and knife-making—it became a hub for innovation.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.

Growing up racing motorcycles on motocross tracks, Don Puuiam Jr. never expected a 3-wheeler to change his life. After purchasing a Honda 200X, Don found himself immersed in the world of local cross-country racing in Louisiana — dodging not just tough terrain but also snapping turtles, water moccasins, and the occasional alligator!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 Hetrick started 2024 with a mission not to be undefeated but to add another title to his stat sheet. The over whelming pressure was not felt until Half way the braking point was Briarcliff when it almost ended early.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

From the amateur ranks of WORCS to the top of the Pro ATV leaderboard, Logan Huff has built his career year by year—through grit, setbacks, and steady growth. In 2025, he's finally leading the Pro points standings, something that hasn't happened since 2012.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 leaderOvercoming injuries and staying mentally focusedCross-training and the mental edge it bringsHow the 2025 season rider shuffle gave him the perfect shotWith 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!

Three-time WXC Champion Hannah Hunter returns to the mic to talk about her renewed drive—both on and off the track. After changing brands and embracing a lifestyle shift, Hannah has rekindled the fire it takes to be number one. Her story isn't just about winning races; it's about growth, resilience, and doing the right thing, even when no one's watching.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 2024How her move and lifestyle change improved her performanceThe moment that defined her season: choosing compassion over competitionWinning Round 2 and positioning herself as a title contenderCome 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!

Step back in time with James Dekoker, a true pioneer of desert racing during the 1980s. Riding legendary machines like the Honda 200X and 250R, James competed against powerhouse teams like Honda, all while unknowingly living through a pivotal chapter in ATC racing history.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.

Braxton Grosse has been a dominant force on the West Coast, coming within a few points of the Pro class championship two years in a row. In 2024, he set out to challenge himself even further by racing in two of the biggest ATV series in the country—GNCC on the East Coast and WORCS on the West.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!

For years, men have dominated the media coverage in ATV racing, but the tides are turning. A new wave of fierce female competitors is making their mark, and Andrea Rodgers is at the forefront.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!

When the two-stroke revolution took over the racing scene, the incredible legacy of the Honda 200X and its riders was often overlooked. In this episode, Bob Kline takes us back to the mid-'80s, a time when four-stroke three-wheelers still held their ground against their high-revving competitors.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!

One year ago, Chad Wienen entered the 2024 ATV MX season with high hopes, determined to reclaim his place at the top. But a devastating crash changed everything. While many believed he had walked away unscathed, the reality was far more serious spinal cord injury that put his racing future in doubt.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.

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Getting tips from Paul Turner is no easy task—there are no shortcuts when you're the best. Back in the '90s, Paul was handpicked to work on the ATV of soon-to-be MX champion Travis Spader, cementing his reputation as one of the greatest race mechanics in the sport.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!

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David Ham has spent the last decade racing three-wheelers, but the journey to building a dominant team was harder than he ever imagined. Coming from the enthusiast side, he had no idea what it took to create a winning program. Over the past three years, his relentless dedication paid off, stacking up race wins and championships in 2022 and 2023—all leading to an unprecedented 2024 season. Competing across multiple series, Ham and his team accomplished what had never been done before: an undefeated season.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!

Ed Teixeira's journey in the ATV world started in the 80s and 90s when he raced TRX 250Rs. Growing up on a farm, he developed mechanical skills by maintaining equipment alongside his family. Those early experiences laid the foundation for his future in suspension design. As his passion for ATV performance grew, so did his drive to create better-handling machines. Eventually, selling the family farm gave him the opportunity to turn his expertise into a career, shaping the future of ATV and UTV suspension.Join us as we dive into the story from farm life to designing high-performance suspension components.

Chad Lohr takes us on a journey through ATV racing history, from piecing together 2-stroke TRX250Rs in the 80s and 90s to the transition into the 4-stroke era. With the unwavering support of his father, Chad mastered the art of preparation and resilience, laying the foundation for a career filled with championships and lessons that extended beyond the racetrack. Tune in to hear how Chad's evolution in racing set him up for success both on and off the track.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!

Join us as we sit down with Brandon Hoag, a rising star in ATV racing, to uncover the secrets behind his cutting-edge training and conditioning regimen. After narrowly missing a spot on Team USA by just one position, Brandon took 2024 as a year of growth, applying lessons learned to refine his craft. His relentless pursuit of excellence has positioned him as a top competitor, challenging the likes of Hetrick and Ford in the ATVMX series.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.

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Discover how years of dedication and learning paid off for Danny Butler, turning his passion for ATVs into a thriving career. From riding ATVs as a young enthusiast to building engines for top companies at the ATV MX Nationals, Danny's journey is a testament to hard work and perseverance.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!

In the second part of this special two-part series, host Leonard Duncan continues his role as the guest while Leon Spinden III unpacks even more of Leonard's extraordinary journey through the ATV industry. Picking up where Part 1 left off, Leonard shares deeper insights into the pivotal moments of his career, the groundbreaking innovations he witnessed, and the relationships he forged along the way.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!”

In this special two-part series, host Leonard Duncan takes the guest seat as Leon Spinden III dives into Leonard's incredible journey through the ATV industry. From growing up as the son of a pioneer in the ATV phenomenon to developing a career that has spanned decades, Leonard shares stories of sitting on the shop floor in the 1970s, disassembling and reassembling carburetors, and transitioning from motorcycles to ATCs and, later, ATVs.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!”

Welcome to Shop Talk with Leonard, an exclusive segment of ATV-TALK where seasoned ATV mechanic Leonard Duncan takes you into the heart of ATV maintenance, performance, and racing. 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!

In Episode 320, we sit down with Ian Thomas, an ATV racer and content creator who is carving out his place in the ATV industry. Growing up in the northern United States, Ian began his journey on utility ATVs, eventually transitioning to sport quads as he moved around the country.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!

In this festive episode, we dive into the story behind Nick Gennusa's Thanksgiving tradition: the Annual Turkey Derby, now celebrating its 10th anniversary. Nick shares how the idea for this one-of-a-kind event was born, how he built the track, and how it grew into a beloved tradition for racers and fans alike. 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!

Former XC Pro Santo Derisi raced during the golden era of the TRX 250R, building a foundation of skills that would shape his future. Now retired from professional racing, Santo has channeled his expertise into Derisi Racing, a thriving business specializing in suspension development and machine preparation for XC racing.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!

The 2023 season was transformative for Josh Merritt, who added a dedicated mechanic and a few critical sponsors, setting him up for greater success. As he crossed the finish line, Josh knew he belonged among the XC1 Pros. Now, after winning a round in 2024 and securing 4th in the year-end points, he's setting his sights on a title in 2025. Tune in to hear Josh's journey, the importance of a solid team, and how he's building momentum for the ultimate prize.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!

Welcome to Shop Talk with Leonard, an exclusive segment of ATV-TALK where seasoned ATV mechanic Leonard Duncan takes you into the heart of ATV maintenance, performance, and racing. With desert season upon us, we're diving into all things prep for your first adventure! In this debut episode, Leonard shares essential tips on how to ready your ATV, maintain it through rugged conditions, and stock up on must-haves for a fun and worry-free desert weekend. Join us for real talk, practical advice, and insights straight from Leonard's shop to your ears.

With a solid sponsor package fueling Chloe Harper's race program, she's pushing hard to make her mark in the WXC.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, the #2 XC1 Pro in 2023, has faced a challenging 2024 season. Despite the setbacks, including DNFs and struggles, Hunter's unwavering inner strength continues to shine through. He's building his XC1 program for future success, learning valuable lessons from a tough year. Join us as we discuss how Hunter's resilience and hard work will shape the future of his racing career.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!

In this episode, we sit down with David Schloss, a dedicated journalist whose passion for the ATV industry led him from being a fan to writing about his heroes. With roots in newspaper and magazine publishing, David shares his journey and gives an insider's perspective on what it was like to cover the ATV world in the early 2000s—before the days of social media and instant uploads.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!

Graduation day came and went, but Kinsey Osborn didn't slow down. She managed to build a life, plan her future, and secure her 3rd WXC title—all while preparing for what's next. In 2023, Kinsey started the season not knowing she was embarking on an unbeatable streak, and as we head into 2024, there's still no end in sight.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!

For Angela Moore, a love for riding ATVs quickly turned into an opportunity to race and conquer the competition. This episode dives into her journey as one of the most fearless and accomplished women in the sport.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!

In this episode, we sit down with Adam Ulrich, a rising star in the world of professional ATV racing. Fresh off his sophomore season, Adam has recorded his best finishes yet and is determined to continue his climb to the top. From rapidly advancing through the amateur ranks to preserving valuable resources for his professional career, Adam's story is one of hard work, dedication, and passion. Tune in to hear about his journey, the support of his family, and the challenges of competing at the highest level of ATV MX racing. 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!

Braxton Grosse has flirted with XC racing for years, but in 2024, the stakes got real. As a determined West Coast contender, Braxton is taking on the challenge of proving himself on the East Coast, where competition is fierce. Building a career in ATV racing is tough—building a name is even tougher. But Braxton is up for the task.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!

Shelby Cobrando, inspired by her father's passion for cars, honed her riding skills at local MX tracks, constantly pushing herself to improve. Her nickname, inspired by the iconic Shelby Cobra, reflects her deep love for motorsports. Now, she's competing in the WMX nationals, striving to become the best among the best.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!

Growing up on a farm instills a strong work ethic and adaptability—qualities that have been invaluable in Jon Stumf's journey as a mechanic.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!

Marshall Smith's lifelong passion for racing has led him to where he is today—a professional ATV racer. Though he started his career in his 40s, Marshall's journey proves that hard work and determination, not just speed, earn a spot among the pros. This sentiment was echoed by 8-time champ Chad Wienen, who told Marshall that showing up and putting in the work is what counts.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!

Join us as we spend time with Wayne Matlock, who grew up riding ATVs and motorcycles in the desert with his family. This early exposure helped him build a skill set he continues to use today. In the early 90s, Wayne Matlock began his racing career during the reign of the TRX 250R in the ATV world.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!

As a young man, Jack Hickman learned to ride motorcycles and ATVs in the Southern California desert with family and friends. 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.

A deep dive into three-wheeler racing in the 70s and 80s with Mike Coe, discussing his transition to four-wheelers. 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.

Join us for an engaging conversation about motorsports, featuring KTM's Chase Sexton as he demonstrates why he's currently the best in the business. With Jett Lawrence sidelined due to injury, Sexton seizes the opportunity to shine. We'll also delve into F1 history, focusing on the British GP.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!

Adam McGill, a fan favorite in GNCC, shares his journey from humble beginnings to the top of the ATV world.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!

2023 saw Max Lindquist embark on his own journey, building a program and learning the ropes.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 grow awareness among people who are unaware that many warriors come home with not only physical injuries but also mental scars.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.