Podcasts about 250sx west

It's the Leatt LVK: More Than Moto show where Start Your Systems' Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 58, the boys discuss Deegan winning the 250SX West title amidst some drama, what Webb still has to do, MXGP battles, Julien Beaumer, the LCQ Challenge, and more. It's all brought to you by Leatt, Namura, Race Tech, and Partzilla.

It's the Leatt LVK: More Than Moto show where Start Your Systems' Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 45, the boys rehash Jett Lawrence's knee injury from Glendale and what will happen next, this 250SX West title fight dynamic, Triple Crowns, 250 East preview, Dylan Ferrandis, and more. It's all brought to you by Leatt, Namura, Race Tech, and Partzilla.

It's The Troy Lee Designs Race Tech Blair Matthes Project where industry insiders Daniel Blair and Steve Matthes dig in on a multitude of topics. Anaheim 1 is in the rearview mirror and it featured Jett Lawrence struggles, a big win for Chase Sexton, a switch-up in 250SX West and much more for DB and Matthes to dive into.

EVS Sports presents LVK: More Than Moto where Start Your Systems' Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 42, Lewis returns as he and Kellen debate Jett Lawrence, Ken Roczen, the 250SX West class outlook now, and much more. It's all brought to you by EVS Sports, Namura, Race Tech, and Partzilla. Use the code 'LVK30' at EVS-sports.com.

EVS Sports presents LVK: More Than Moto where Start Your Systems' Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 41, Cade Clason fills in for an MIA Lewis as Kellen and Cade dive into 250SX West, what to expect from the opener, why riders are leaving California, dinner guests, dogs, and much more. It's all brought to you by EVS Sports, Namura, Race Tech, and Partzilla. Use the code 'LVK30' at EVS-sports.com.

EVS Sports presents LVK: More Than Moto where MotoOnline.com's Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 11, Lewis and Kellen debate whether the battle for the win in Seattle was bigger for Sexton's or Webb's season given their position in the championship. They also discuss whether Eli Tomac hits 100 podiums this year, how Levi Kitchen's win shapes the rest of 250SX West, Kay de Wolf's strong form thus far, and more. It's all brought to you by EVS Sports, Namura, and Race Tech. Use the code 'LVK30' at EVS-sports.com

MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things happening at MotoOnline from our perspective. As Monster Energy Supercross riders and teams make the most of their only scheduled weekend off of the 2023 season, Nic Still and Aaron Durant discuss the resurgence of Eli Tomac in Seattle, the dual ownership of the 450SX red plate, more of the same as Jett Lawrence extends in 250SX West, and a whole lot more.

The 2023 Anaheim 2 Supercross is in the books and the Triple Crown format certainly shook things up in both the 250SX West and 450SX classes. Eli Tomac and Jett Lawrence were both knocked off their pedestals, however, Eli was knocked further off with a 6th place overall and a slimmed down 4-point lead over Chase Sexton in the 450 Championship standings. Jett actually extended his lead, but Levi Kitchen grabbed his first podium (which happens to be a win) in Supercross. Check out interviews from Chase Sexton, Adam Cianciarulo, Levi Kitchen, 250 Futures class winner Daxton Bennick, Star Yamaha 250 Team Manager Jensen Hendler, Derek Kelley, Phil Nicoletti and Colt Nichols. 

Colt Nichols might have experienced more highs and lows than anyone in the game right now. Coming off last year's 250SX East Supercross Championship, he never even scored a point in 2022, crashing out of his Anaheim 1 heat race while running in 250SX West. The injuries were bad, and Colt never made it back to a race. Then came more pain: an injury clause meant he wasn't getting paid, then he asked to get out of his Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing contract early so he could get a head start with a new 450 team. Then that team closed. Then he tried to rush together an effort to race FIM World Supercross. He was running out of time and that wasn't working as he had hoped. Then, when it seemed like everything was going wrong, something went right: after parting with Ken Roczen, Honda had a 450 opening in supercross. Just like that, Nichols got a supercross deal with a highly coveted factory squad. Now he's betting on himself for 2023, looking to make an impact in his rookie 450 season. Jason Weigandt rings up Colt to learn the details, including the injury timeline, pay, home sales, training, prep, and so much more. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Leatt.

In this audio version of our  This Week in MXA video series presented by O'Neal, Josh Mosiman highlights the 2023 KTM models that were just released and looks forward to our chance to test them out at the iconic RedBud track in Michigan next week. To learn more about the 2023 KTM models, click here. Plus, there's been a large game of musical chairs going on in the Pro racing world with news about Joey Savatgy and Jeremy Martin becoming official. Joey's plans for this summer are now confirmed and Jeremy's plans for 2023 have been inked as well. And, finally, we take a look back at the 2022 Monster Energy Supercross finale at Salt Lake City where Christian Craig claims the 250SX West coast title, Marvin Musquin and Cooper Webb trade paint and Justin Barcia takes out Malcolm Stewart.

Dylan Ferrandis is actually one of the most open and honest riders on the AMA circuit, but many fans don't know that because it's hard to understand him! Jason Weigandt helps articulate the points that Ferrandis makes in this interview, adding his interpretation to sound bites after an interview with the current 250 Class series leader. Ferrandis explains his approach to the final races, bike changes that helped with his starts but slowed him on the track, and how he was actually mad at himself for that Christian Craig incident earlier in the season. Also, he explains that winning last year's Monster Energy Supercross Championship in 250SX West might have made him too complacent when Lucas Oil Pro Motocross began for 2019, which he now considers the greatest lesson of his racing career—and a mistake he won't make again. Plus: while racing over the weekend at WW Ranch, he had visions of trying to battle Jeffrey Herlings, which Ferrandis had to do in his MX2 days in the GPs. Ferrandis explains much about the emotions of racing at the top level. It's worth understanding! The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Another night of Monster Energy Supercross, and more riders to talk about it—including the surging Zach Osborne, the return of 250SX West contenders, race winner Cooper Webb, and race salvager Eli Tomac. Hear Webb's strategy on trying to get in Eli's head—which he admits isn't working—as well as Ferrandis giving Forkner credit for putting in the work, and wanting to impress for a 450 ride. Lots of good stuff here in these press conferences! The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha teammates Shane McElrath and Justin Cooper are second in the 250SX East and 250SX West standings, respectively, but both want more as Monster Energy Supercross resumes. Jason Weigandt talks to both about their training during the break and their schedule while in Utah, and McElrath gets deep about life during COVID times. During the break, he was actually ready to start driving for DoorDash! The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Jacob Hayes sits sixth in 250SX West points in Monster Energy Supercross, but the Gas Monkey Energy/AJE Motorsports rider knows the pack in front of him belong to full factory teams. Hayes is a former Kawasaki Team Green amateur standout and the last champion of Amsoil Arenacross, so why hasn't he gotten the right break in supercross? He gets candid about his dad, his reputation, and more. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Cameron McAdoo is currently racing the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship in the 250SX West class. He is currently placed in seventh place of the overall standings with three rounds left. Looking forward, Cameron McAdoo is looking toward the 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, which is just around the corner and does not have a set contract for the outdoors.  

Jacob Hayes won the 2018 Amsoil Arenacross Championship in its final year (2018). Though in 2019, he’s technically a rookie, he'll be racing in the Monster Energy Supercross. He is riding for CycleTrader.com/Rock River Yamaha. He is currently 12th overall in the 250SX West points standings, with three of four finishes in the top ten. He finished fifth at Oakland-Alameda Coliseum on January 26. Most recently he finished 13th at San Diego, February 2.

Justin Bogle and Colt Nichols are two of the most articulate riders in the pits, and they're also best friends, from their racing days on the local Oklahoma scene to where they sit now: Bogle with a new Rocky Mountain ATV/MC-KTM-WPS ride and Nichols leading the 250SX West standings on his Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha. It's not always this easy, though, as both have had tough times with injuries and employment. They've always had each other to lean on, though, and that has made all the difference. These days, Bogle is crashing at Nichols' house in California, and they travel to the races together. When Nichols won Anaheim, Bogle was the first to run up and congratulate him. They've been there for the lows, so it's only right to be there for the highs. Jason Weigandt grabs both riders in this episode of the Racer X Exhaust podcast. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Weege, JT and even TLD KTM Manager Tyler Keefe join Matthes to preview the upcoming 250SX west series from all the angles. Do not hold them to these predictions please

Aaron Plessinger is having the benchmark season in his young career and it’s not over yet. The loveable and current 250SX West and 250MX champion will represent Team USA at the MXdN at the iconic Red Bud track this month. We have a lot to catch up on tonight. Jimmy “The Rippaa” Decotis has been battling back into racing shape after a Lyme disease diagnosis has been hampering his results for some time now. We will get the latest on his recovery and comeback from the Peabody, Mass native himself. We always enjoy when David Pingree has some time to enlighten the world on everything Ping. Buckle up and check your feelings at the door. Wes Williams recently moved back to Georgia and we’re stoked he will be joining us in the studio when he’s not traveling the world shooting video. Tonight is one of those nights. DMXS Radio thanks DUNLOP, Coach Robb Beams, MyLucasOil.com, Racer X, MX Sports, DUBYA Wheels, OGIO, and Concept2 Rowers for their continued support. DMXS Radio has been making Bad Billy proud since 2001! www.dmxsradio.com

The Dallas supercross has not always been kind to Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Eli Tomac, but he put all of that bad history in the rearview mirror with an absolutely dominating performance on Saturday. Eli’s season has been a chorus of highs and lows and we’ll get his thoughts on the entire season and beyond tonight. It’s never easy for the 250SX West riders to endure such a long break mid-season, but it’s always easier to take when you go into it with some momentum. Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo has shown impressive speed all year and earned a season-best 2nd at San Diego before the long hiatus. It’s always a pleasure getting AC’s perspective and look forward to a little bench racing on all three series, and anything else he wants to weigh in on. Racer X’s David Pingree is on the show tonight. Put your kids to bed early and park your feelings at the door. Ping always slings it sideways on any topic we bring up and we have plenty to go over tonight. DMXS Radio thanks DUNLOP, Coach Robb Beams, MyLucasOil.com, Moto Dynasty, Racer X, MX Sports, DUBYA Wheels, GoPro, OGIO, Concept2 Rowers for their continued support. DMXS Radio has been making Bad Billy proud since 2001! www.dmxsradio.com Tonight at 8-10pm EST

The 2018 250SX West class is stacked and Matthes, Jason Weigandt and Jason Thomas attempt to make sense of it all with this podcast. Don't hold them to these predictions please.

The 2018 250SX West class is stacked and Matthes, Jason Weigandt and Jason Thomas attempt to make sense of it all with this podcast. Don't hold them to these predictions please.