Podcasts about 450sx

Aaron Plessinger secured his second 450SX win of his career in an absolutely dreadful Foxboro race which saw some of the craziest action we've seen in a Supercross ever. He's on to talk about being a mud specialist and the win. Cullin Park finished the 250 race in 2nd place at Foxboro! What a ride for the fully likable privateer and a great story. Justin Rodbell popped down to the 250 class in the mud and finished just off the box in 4th! From the best in HVAC to the 4th spot in Foxboro, it's Justin Rodbell YALL!! Filthy comes on with AP to talk about the harrowing conditions and some of the off-road-guy chatter after the race. We got Keefer and Blake Savage in studio!!

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 53, the boys dive into the Deegan versus Beaumer drama, this intense 450SX title fight, interview etiquette, the Honda HRC fill in, Jeffrey Herlings, 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 52, the boys discuss whether teammates could play a factor in the 450SX title fight, the current MX2 battle, a week of off-track drama, Max Vohland, Jorge Prado, 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 50, the boys discuss Cooper Webb's legacy now that he's P8 in all time 450SX wins, who really won the Showdown, Max Anstie, Tom Vialle, 2025 surprises, and more. It's all brought to you by Leatt, Namura, Race Tech, and Partzilla.

With Chase Sexton and Cooper Webb tied atop the 450SX points following Detroit, and an assortment of topics trending beneath the surface, Alex Gobert and Nic Still open the conversations that matter in our MXtoday Podcast, just released across the leading platforms.

There was a seismic shift in the series in Tampa with Malcolm Stewart winning his first 450SX ever in dominatingfashion. He comes on to talk about getting that money off his back and how cool it was to feel the support of friends, family and industry. Max Anstie cashed in on all that pre-season "flying at the test track" talk as he beat everyone else on the more stacked east coast 250SX region. Adam Cianciarulo is a few rounds into his 2025 series TV gig and he comes on to talk not only about the action on the track but the differences and similarities in his retirement from racing gig. Phil Nicoletti joins us as usually and we have that cheeky Brit, Lewis Phillips in studio! A jolly good show!

Jason Weigandt, Jason Thomas and Steve Matthes have been previewing the Monster Energy Supercross season for a dozen-plus years now, and the show returns for 2025 with Monster Energy, Maxima, Fly Racing and Motosport.com on board. This is the audio version of the five-part video series. This year's arguments include: If Eli Tomac is better now than he was early in 2024 and is that good enough now to challenge and beat Jett Lawrence? Are Chase Sexton's bike issues fixed? Will Jett Lawrence embracing the haters impact his results long term or short term? Is Hunter Lawrence part of the elite group that can win 450SX races on any night? Did we diss out Ken Roczen by leaving him until show 3? Everyone agrees that Cooper Webb will be a contender, now and forever, but there are many, many more arguments to have, now and forever. Enjoy the full kit right here in podcast format.  The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Racer X brand.

The 2025 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season starts with Anaheim 1 at Anaheim's Angel Stadium on January 11. Jett Lawrence, Cooper Webb, Chase Sexton, Eli Tomac, Jason Anderson, Ken Roczen, Hunter Lawrence, Aaron Plessinger, Justin Barcia, Jorge Prado and more make this 450SX's deepest field. In this Vital MX preview, hosts of the 'Post-Race Show' podcast – Lewis Phillips and Michael Lindsay – talk about the effectiveness of each athlete. DeCal Works, Fox Racing and Yoshimura support the show.

The season finale has come and gone, and there was a whole lot of action! Ping, Bruce and J-Law get together to talk about the finale at Salt Lake City! Jett Lawrcence winning his the 450SX title in his rookie year, RJ HAMPSHIRE WINS THE 250W TITLE (Bruce is stoked) and Vialle locks up the 250E title. ALSO J-Law has some thoughts on Anderson vs the Lawrences!

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 16, the boys discuss the title showdown between RJ Hampshire and Levi Kitchen, which rider would be most satisfied with their 450SX campaign outside of Jett, who the MXGP title favorite is now, and more. It's all brought to you by EVS Sports, Namura, and Race Tech. Use the code 'LVK30' at EVS-sports.com.

Mike Webb tells more behind-the-scenes stories from working with Ryan Dungey and James Stewart with Team Suzuki. Plus, how it all shut down. Mike Webb lived the dream life, moving to the top of the racing food chain, as Suzuki team manager for the off-road squad and then transitioning into the top of the motocross and supercross team. From tons of GNCC championships to working with Ryan Dungey and James Stewart, Mike saw it all. However, it's not always as glorious as it seems, as Mike's time in the supercross paddock came after Roger De Coster and Ian Harrison left for KTM, and Suzuki's support budget was starting to wane. Mike inherited Ryan Dungey and the 450SX and 450MX titles, but Dungey wanted to leave with Roger, immediately. His Suzuki contract forced him to stay. Then Mike and company faced hard luck trying to defend the titles with Dungey, which left a mark. Mike eventually rebuilt with none other than James Stewart. Years later, Suzuki would shut Mike's factory program down, not once, but twice. There are some deep, deep stories from behind the scenes in this interview you won't want to miss. This is part 2 of our two-part podcast with Webb. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Racer X Brand.

Mike Webb lived the dream life, moving to the top of the racing food chain, as Suzuki team manager for the off-road squad and then transitioning into the top of the motocross and supercross team. From tons of GNCC Championships to working with Ryan Dungey and James Stewart, Mike saw it all. However, it's not always as glorious as it seems, as Mike's time in the supercross paddock came after Roger De Coster and Ian Harrison left for KTM, and Suzuki's support budget was starting to wane. Mike inherited Ryan Dungey and the 450SX and 450MX titles, but Dungey wanted to leave with Roger, immediately. His Suzuki contract forced him to stay. Then Mike and company faced hard luck trying to defend the titles with Dungey, which left a mark. Mike eventually rebuilt with none other than James Stewart. Years later, Suzuki would shut Mike's factory program down, not once, but twice. There are some deep, deep stories from behind the scenes in this interview you won't want to miss. Enjoy part 1 of Jason Weigandt's interview with Mike Webb and be ready next week for part 2. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Racer X Brand.

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EVS Sports presents LVK: More Than Moto where Racer X's Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 9, Lewis and Kellen discuss how the relationship Tom Vialle has developed with 450SX champion Chase Sexton has elevated his game, as well as what level of showing emotion is too much on the heels of a dramatic weekend for Haiden Deegan, why Lucas Coenen's pattern of crashing could be worrisome, and more. It's all brought to you by EVS Sports, Namura, and Race Tech. Use the code 'LVK30' at EVS-sports.com

There's a lot be excited about for Aaron Tanti, the former Australian MX1 champion finally set to debut with the Partzilla PRMX Racing Team in Monster Energy Supercross this weekend at the Birmingham, Alabama, round of the 2024 season. For Tanti, it's been a long road back from injury to the 450SX starting line, which he's hoping will provide a base to build upon in the US series. He features in our latest On-Record podcast as we look ahead to this latest step in his career.

EVS Sports presents LVK: More Than Moto where Racer X's Kellen Brauer and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips debate current SX/MX/MXGP topics as well as general life itself. In Episode 7, Lewis and Kellen dive into what they make of Jett Lawrence throwing away the win in Arlington when he was in control out front and whether these rookie mistakes are becoming a pattern. They also discuss the status of both the 450SX and 250SX East Region Championship moving forward, which countries they'd like to see GP's in, and even more non-moto topics! It's all brought to you by EVS Sports, Namura, and Race Tech. Use the code 'LVK30' at EVS-sports.com

Supercross riders Joe Shimoda and Justin Barcia talked with Kenny and Crash at the Phoenix Supercross round Saturday night. Shimoda finished third in the 250SX race. Barcia didn't have a great round as he fights his way back from injuries. He's tenth in the 450SX season standings. Kenny got background from both. Listen...

Anaheim 1 will open the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross Championship on Saturday evening at Angel Stadium, signalling the start of one of the most anticipated seasons in history. From Chase Sexton defending now at Red Bull KTM to Eli Tomac's return and the Lawrence brothers' 450SX debut – plus a bunch more storylines – there is a lot to get amped about, all of which Nic Still and Aaron Durant detail in MotoNow.

The Vital MX podcast returns with an exclusive episode that previews the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross series. Hosts Lewis Phillips and Michael Lindsay attempt to dissect the 450SX division, different storylines and lead characters in just over 100 minutes.

MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things happening at MotoOnline from our perspective. Nic Still and Aaron Durant speak about the crazy turn of events in the 450SX class over the last couple of weeks and look ahead to the final round of Monster Energy Supercross in Salt Lake City this Saturday, where Chase Sexton is set to deliver upon his promise as a premier class champion.

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MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things happening at MotoOnline from our perspective. Nic Still and Aaron Durant discuss what unfolded last time out in Monster Energy Supercross, preview the upcoming race at Atlanta Motor Speedway this Saturday, and a whole lot more along the way.

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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.

MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things happening at MotoOnline from our perspective. As Monster Energy Supercross arrives at Detroit's Ford Field for round 10 of the 2023 season, Nic Still and Aaron Durant catch up on the week that was and look ahead to Saturday night's action as we see the 450SX red plate switch from Eli Tomac to Cooper Webb for the first time this year. 

Weege and Matthes look back a great 250SX race from Phoenix where Jake Weimer battles Dungey and Hepler for the win while James Stewart goes on to win the 450SX. Weimer calls in with stories of his injured shoulder, his DNQ the week before, his dad's own shoulder injury, his switch to PC after this year and more.

MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things happening at MotoOnline from our perspective. As the series heads to AT&T Stadium, Arlington, three riders – led by Eli Tomac alongside Cooper Webb and Chase Sexton – have established themselves as the 450SX title favourites in Monster Energy Supercross. Nic Still and Aaron Durant catch up on what unfolded in Oakland and look ahead to round seven as the race for premier class championship tightens.

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. 

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Weege and Matthes discuss another race where Guy Cooper should've won, Bradshaw's epic ride, Doug Dubach winning his first and only career 450SX race and more. We even get Dubach on the line to tell us about that night, where the trophy is, his beloved RM125, what Damon said to him after and more.

Weege and Matthes discuss the Seattle SX in 2012 which was Andrew Short's only 450SX win after getting pressure from Ken Roczen on a 350 (!?!) and a pivotal 250SX race as well. They even get Shorty to stop by the studio to talk about his memories of that night and special guest call from some guy named Moser!

What a race this was, Matthes and Weege cover all the things that happened in the Dome this night, from RC's crash to Nathan Ramsey's only 450SX win and more. The guys even talk to Nate about that night from his perspective.

Alex Martin, The 2022 Monster Energy Supercross 450SX Rookie of the Year, discusses the toll injuries can have on your personal performance from a mental and physical perspective. He also shares the fan reactions to his retirement announcement, his Troll Training Program, and we find out which beer is his fav! Follow Alex on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram MotoAmerica is the OFFICIAL Sponsor of Pit Pass Moto! The 2022 MotoAmerica class championships are all coming down to the final 3 rounds of the season. Don't miss any of the action at Pittsburgh, New Jersey, and Alabama. Get your tickets now at MotoAmerica.com or watch practices, qualifying and races live on MotoAmerica Live+ video on demand service. Get Your Tickets And Camping Spots Today At motoamerica.com Follow MotoAmerica on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook! Get your PPM swag at our NEW Pit Pass Moto online store! Pit Pass Moto is a production of Evergreen Podcasts. A special thank you to Tommy Boy Halverson, Producer Leah Haslage and Audio Engineer Eric Koltnow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk to Weltin about his 450SX main event on a 250, his season so far, wearing Quick Straps and plans for the summer. Then Mason Kerr talks about van life following the SX series, Iowa MX, what he's doing this summer, having his girlfriend help his race program, Club MX and more. Pulpmx30 code to save at FXR Racing.com and Pulp20 code at Race Tech to save.

We check in with the Florida privateer to talk about making his first ever 450SX mains, thoughts on the outdoors, being in A practice, working with Ferry, sponsorship stuff and more. Pulpmx30 code to save at FXR Racing.com and Pulp20 code at Race Tech to save.

Weege and Matthes look back at a great race in 2004 between Chad Reed and Kevin Windham in the 450SX main as well as some guy named Keefer leading a 250SX heat. We capture the mood around this race, Matthes at Yamaha, RC's injury and more. Then the guys call Keefer to talk about his big bore, frisbees and more.

Weege and JT talk about the SX opener this year that included a great battle for the win between Trey Canard and Davi Millsaps, the debut of Stew in SX on a Suzuki, Barcia's rookie 450SX year and they even get Millsaps on the phone to tell us about this year.

This week we go live with the 2022 Supercross Preview from the Moto Limited Show. This week Trent and Nic are joined in studio as always by the technical wizard himself WIZ and the guys are joined in studio by Elmsly Eshman-Myhill and Ryan Zielinski. We go into a bunch of bench racing topics for the 2022 Supercross season that will be starting in less than a month. This is all about 250SX and 450SX, nothing more, nothing less, and it is a blast from start to finish. Don't forget to see the Moto Limited Show Facebook page to cast your results to some polls that we will release soon that will determine categories for the end of year show awards. Don't forget we go LIVE on Facebook Monday nights at 6:30pm AEST. motolimitedshow.com go and get the new merch now. Ride Tribe Designs roosystems.com.au ktrapparel.com.au FLY Racing mpesuspension.com.au propowder.com.au linkint.com.au qb4.com.au Hyperlyfe Clothing Co @t.maher83 @iamstillyn99 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motolimitedshow/message

We talk about KTM's first ever 450SX win with Ryan Dungey, the significance of it, the history of KTM racing in the USA, look back at this race. Stew, Deano and then Ryan Dungey himself comes on the show to talk about the decision to move from Suzuki to KTM, the early prototypes of the bike and more.

Weege and Matthes break down Villopoto's first ever 450SX win and what it meant in the sports history, the Stew/Reed battle, the sport of SX on TV, Alessia's career path and we hear from RV himself as well

This week Darkside welcomes on Alex Ray and Checkerz to talk about the insider opinions on the Star team and YZ450F, how A Ray will deal with Troll in 450SX, AC's mental strength and who is the better couple, Phil and Alex or Cade and A Ray.

450SX rider Kyle Chisholm stops by to discuss his season and everything "Beyond the Track" with Daniel Blair after placing 19th in the rider points in 2021.

Fresh off of the 2021 season, 450SX rider Cade Clason stops by to discuss everything "Beyond the Track" with Daniel Blair.

Weege and Matthes cover an extremely crazy night in the 250SX and 450SX classes. From the comeback of Osborne to what happened to Savatgy to Eli Tomac and the bunching, it's all here. Guest appearance by Zach Osborne as well to talk about the night from his perspective including what happened after the race.

MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things happening at MotoOnline, with Alex Gobert and Anthony Sansotta. Midway through the Atlanta residency in Monster Energy Supercross 2021, ATL 2 will be remembered for Cameron McAdoo's escape from his wild ride to the 250SX podium, as Ken Roczen kept his title chances alive with a pivotal 450SX victory.

MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things MotoOnline, with Alex Gobert and Anthony Sansotta. This week, Monster Energy Supercross reaches halfway for 2021 with Eli Tomac making it five wins at Daytona, but it's the escalating Cooper Webb/Ken Roczen rivalry that has set the fight for the 450SX championship alight. 

MotoOnline.com's MotoNow podcast is our take on all things happening at MotoOnline. Alex Gobert, Anthony Sansotta and Mike Sleeter on the latest in Monster Energy Supercross including Ken Roczen taking control of 450SX with back-to-back wins, the drama of 250SX East at Indianapolis 2 and more.

Alex Ray's pathway through the sport is beyond unorthodox, as he went from not even a top-ten B rider from Tennessee to getting dropped off in California to learn supercross. Next thing you know he has a pro license and is going through the whoops with his eyes closed! Today, A-Ray is a consistent 450SX main-eventer and one of the funniest riders in the pits, riding for the SGB Maxxis Babbitt's Kawasaki team. Through A-Ray you'll learn one of the most underappreciated parts of this sport: privateers might not make the big bucks, but they have more fun at the races than anyone. Alex chats with Jason Weigandt and explains his remarkable rise (with huge help from Davi Millsaps, for example) in this podcast. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

In this throwback episode Darkside welcomes on Connor Olson and Nic Still to talk about this classic episode including Tomac's first interview after his 450SX, Future Headlines, will Steve be in JT's wedding, The King, drunk Pookie, some hilarious stories and then Pookie herself makes an appearance!

Zach-O is a true friend of the show and comes on to talk about going back to back from his first 450SX win to his first 450MX OA win at Loretta Lynn's to kickoff the Nationals. Lil Red Dog Evan Ferry come-on to talk his rise through the amateur ranks and plans for the future. Chiz joins us to talk about WINNING PulpMX Fantasy at LL's and how he's gonna help Tevin Tapia with his prize. Ryan Gauld talks Canadian Moto and the OG Kdub

Zach Osborne has been a dog on a leash—he loves to race everything, and especially off-road—but the focus on motocross and supercross has kept him away. Now things have taken a strange turn. Zach's the winner of the final round of Monster Energy Supercross for 2020, but with Lucas Oil Pro Motocross on pause, he's going to race Grand National Cross Country instead. Jason Weigandt dialed up Zach for this podcast on his weekend expectations, and the feelings after finally nailing down that first 450SX win. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

We have two of your 2020 SX Champs in Eli Tomac and Chase Sexton on the line to get their thoughts on the titles and unique way this series finished up. Zach Osborne calls in to talk about his first 450SX win and Skip Norfolk and Chris Betts are in studio so you know we had fun!

When the dust (somewhat literally) settled on Sunday's Monster Energy Supercross finale in Salt Lake City, Monster Energy Kawasaki's Eli Tomac, GEICO Honda's Chase Sexton, and Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha's Dylan Ferrandis were holding #1 plates. It wasn't an easy road, and Sexton and Ferrandis had to silence some detractors—and Tomac had to erase the demons of past 450SX seasons. After the race, Tomac and Ferrandis met with the media to answer questions. Sexton was scheduled to arrive but apparently was too busy celebrating! NBC Sports' Daniel Blair hosted the press conference, but Racer X's Jason Weigandt, Mitch Kendra, and Aaron Hansel were in attendance. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Jason Weigandt chats with the former 450SX race winner and factory Honda rider in this edition of the Racer X Exhaust Podcast. Seely finds himself in a unique position compared to his old racing peers: while they're pulling their hair out trying to stay fit and focused during this coronavirus break, Seely is well past that pressure, having retired after the 2019 season. Now he's working on his YouTube channel with bike builds, including a recent move to purchase a KTM after spending most of his racing career on Hondas. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

We talk to AC about this virus hold on the sport, how his injury is doing, thoughts on his rookie year of 450SX, his favorite old races and more

The guys at @Dirt Bike Test ride the 2020.5 KTM 450SX-F Factory Edition and tell you about power, suspension and handling in a very detailed test review of the bike after a day at Glen Helen Raceway. Tyler Belknap, Trevor Hunter and Jimmy Lewis give you their impressions of KTM's latest release.

KTM gave us their new 2020.5 450 SX-F Factory Edition to test out and we are here to give you the details! Want to know what the changes are to the new Factory Edition and how they relate to the track? What about comparing the orange Factory Edition to the white Rockstar Edition? We do all of that and more right here in this special podcast.

The Weege and JT join Matthes to preview what they think is going to happen in 2020 450SX- from ET to Kenny to Anderson and Coop, the guys try to break it all down for you.

Red Bull KTM’s Cooper Webb has that 450SX title in his back pocket and good rides through the first two nationals as well. We’ll have Cooper on the show to talk about his first four motos, that remarkable supercross season and more. Rockstar Husqvarna’s Michael Mosiman had a strong second half of the supercross season and has started the nationals well also. We’ll have Michael on tonight to talk about his improvement, what he thought of Pala and more. Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Garret Marchbanks did well at Pala in coming through the pack to get a couple of top tens not to mention his pole position last week at Hangtown. We’ll have Garrett on tonight to talk about his first four motos of the nationals. Kris Keefer is in to talk about his two attempts at racing nationals, Travis Preston is always great and MCR wrench Aaron Mrozek joins in as well

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When Monster Energy Kawasaki announced that Joey Savatgy would take a factory 450 slot for 2019, fans voiced their complaints. This was puzzling, because while Savatgy had come up short of 250 titles in heartbreaking fashion, he was at least a proven race winner. Why did the fans spin so negative? In Part 1 of this interview, Jason Weigandt asks about his rookie 450SX season—which has been good enough to quiet his detractors—but also about Joey's persona and personality. Joey's been through some battles, but he tries to keep his feelings to himself and take the high road, which was fine before the days of social media but leaves people wanting more in an age of transparency. Joey understands that, but he's also staying true to himself. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Justin Bogle won his first 450SX heat race and rode a strong race to get a fourth. We’re happy to have him on tonight to tell us why, his plans for outdoors, thoughts on the series in general and more. GEICO Honda’s Cameron McAdoo has been having a good SX season so far as a late fill-in for the Honda guys. As a friend of the show, we like talking to RAM IT McAdoo so he’ll be on to tell us about his race, plans for outdoors and more. Kristen Beat has been the pit reporter for the Monster Cup, she did the Kicker AX tour, she’s currently the pit reporter for the Flat Track series as well as the Rockstar Triple Crown series up in Canada. We’re calling her tonight to get the scoop on what happened up there this past weekend and her deal in general. James Schuster’s been a long-time supporter of the show with Pivot Works, Vertex Pistons and Hot Cams among other companies and we’re happy to have him on tonight to talk about the growth of the brand, whats new with them and more. 100% goggles Charles Castloo is in-studio to help out.

John Short talks about his switch from Yamaha to Honda after round one of the 250SX east, his 450SX race at Houston, riding in Texas, Nashville SX, what he's working to improve on and more. Pulpmx30 code to save at FXR Racing.com and Pulp19 code at Race Tech to save.

Rockstar Husqvarna’s Dean Wilson has been riding very well lately and will call in to talk about his 4thin the 450SX main event, the season so far, his outdoor plans, being Jake’s teammate and more. Justin Cooper rode a great race to overcome a couple of crashes to finish on the podium in the 250SX main event. Cooper creeped up on the points lead with Austin Forkner missing the race and we’ll talk to him about that, “the pass”, his outdoor prep and more. Friend of the show Filthy Phil Nicoletti just had his first round of the Canadian AX series and ended up fourth. We’ll call Phil to see how that went, his thoughts on the series in general, how he thought Alex Martin did and more. Weimer is in Studio!

Christian Craig is in studio to talk about his frustrating stop and start season due to injury, racing outdoors, his take on the 2019 SX season and more. Kris Keefer will also join us in-studio to offer up his takes on what’s been going on. HEP Suzuki’s Kyle Chisholm will come by in-studio also to talk about his steady, veteran-like season in 450SX, how he likes the team, his summer plans and much more. Kyle’s wife Britney Chisholm will also come in to hang out and tell us some stories of what’s been going on with her. Intense Bicycles owner/CEO Jeff Steber will come up to Vegas to ride the new Tazer E-Bike with the crew and then sit down for a bit to explain the new bike, the companies roots with moto, what’s next for the company, Shaun Palmer stories and more. Coming along with him with be consultant for Intense Jon Erik Burleson who ran KTM for a while before stepping down. JEB will tell us about that decision, working with Steber at Intense, his involvement in coaching clinics and more.

David Vuillemin captured premier-class supercross race wins while battling some of the best ever—he's one of the few who can claim to have beaten both Jeremy McGrath and Ricky Carmichael for a victory—and these days works with fellow Frenchmen Marvin Musquin and Dylan Ferrandis. His influence was felt on Saturday, when both riders took the 450SX and 250SX victories in Seattle. Vuillemin is one of the most outspoken and unfiltered characters in the sport. In this podcast, recorded during the Seattle post-race press conference, he shares his thoughts on many topics, such as Chad Reed still being the best in the whoops and how starts don't matter as much as people say. DV doesn't focus on the mental game, the hype, or the gossip: he looks at the riding. The riding is what matters. There's some similar no-nonsense work going on in the helmet game these days, as a focus on concussions has led many helmet companies to make huge improvements. Many brands use MIPS to improve the safety of their helmets. What's the science behind it? Company CEO Johan Thiel comes on to discuss. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

We talk to Casey Brennan about his 450SX season this year, his main event, coming up Just Short, growing up in New Mexico, getting better and more. Pulpmx30 code to save at FXR Racing.com and Pulp19 code at Race Tech to save.

Rockstar Husky’s Zach Osborne will join us to talk about how his 450SX career is going now that he’s back from injury. David Vuillemin, Le Cobra, will call in from some smoky poker room to tell us about his rider Marvin Musquin’s first win, the title chase, beating Jeremy McGrath and probably will dish out some real knowledge along the way as well. RJ is on which is always cool. Nick McCampbell is a mechanic for BullFrog Spas MCR Honda rider Vince Friese (now Mike Alessi) and one of the cooler guys in the pits. We gots Blair and Randy in studio too!!

In 2015, Cole Seely solidified his place among the top 450SX riders, notching his debut premier-class Supercross win as well as numerous podium appearances, finishing third in the final points standings and earning official Rookie of the Year honors. 2018 proved to be a challenge for Seely as he suffered a nearly career-ending crash at the Tampa Supercross, which sidelined him for the remainder of the year. Seely competed at the Daytona Supercross, finishing 13th.

Aaron Plessinger reflects on just his second 450SX supercross.

Jason Weigandt talks to first-time 450SX winner Blake Baggett before and after his big breakthrough win at the Glendale Supercross.

Monster Energy/Yamalube/Star/Yamaha Racing’s Colt Nichols led every lap of the 2019 AMA Supercross season opener to secure his first 250SX class main event win of his career. We will get his thoughts on the race and carrying that red plate into Glendale this weekend. Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Aaron Plessinger had a challenging off-season leading into his 450SX debut at Anaheim but managed the conditions well to survive the night with a solid 6thplace in the main event. We love having this cat on and look forward to hearing about the transition and rolling through that tunnel on a factory 450. DMXS Radio thanks DUNLOP, SCOTT, 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 Tonight at 8-10pm EST

The Weege and JT join Matthes to preview the 450SX season and talk about whats going to happen, the sleepers, the surprises and more. Do not hold them to these predictions please

The Weege and JT join Matthes to preview the 450SX season and talk about whats going to happen, the sleepers, the surprises and more. Do not hold them to these predictions please

The JGR/Yoshimura Suzuki team announced its official 2019 lineup this week, and with four 250 riders and a 450 lineup of Justin Hill and Chad Reed, the squad looks solid. This off-season was not solid, though, because the team endured many stressful moments after losing its title sponsor, trying to find a new one, dealing with the massive injuries to Weston Peick, and trying to find a spot for Reed on the team. In this podcast, Jason Weigandt explains some of the behind-the-scenes stresses on the team and then talks to Hill, who will make his full-time 450SX debut in 2019. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

In this episode get some inside knowledge on how to make your 2019 KTM 450SX-F better, how the orange machine can make you a faster rider on the track and why you might see the KTM on opposite ends of the score sheets come shootout time. Keefer breaks down a ton of info on this podcast that you will not want to miss.

The 250SX and 450SX podium finishers—and the 2018 Monster Energy Supercross Champions—discuss their night in Las Vegas.

In this edition of the Island pod, Justin Starling talks about his team, putting it into the 450SX main in Tampa on a 250F, growing up in Florida, racing MXDN and more

In this edition of the Island pod, Justin Starling talks about his team, putting it into the 450SX main in Tampa on a 250F, growing up in Florida, racing MXDN and more

Honda HRC’s Cole Seely had an off-night in Arizona after an impressive showing at the first Monster Energy Supercross Triple Crown race of the year at Anaheim 2. Cole was forced to miss some of the critical testing and prep time this off-season after having some hardware removed from his finger, but we fully expect him to be battling up front all year. Cole is truly one of the good guys in the sport and we appreciate him always putting up with us and our nonsense. Monster Energy/Knich/Factory Yamaha’s Cooper Webb suffered an injury in December that kept the hopeful 450SX championship contender less than 100% coming into the season. He put in his best ride last week in Glendale and we’ll get his thoughts on the season, doubters and anything else he wants to get off his chest tonight. The 9th Annual Ricky Carmichael Amateur Supercross (RCSX) returns to the Daytona International Speedway for the biggest two-day amateur supercross event in the world in just a few short weeks from now. It’s always a pleasure to get MX Sports’ Tim Cotteron the show and we’ll get all the details and new additions to the race this year.  Check out www.RaceDaytona.com for signup and event information. We look forward to seeing you there! Those that have listened to our show over the years have enjoyed the always entertaining Wes Kain stories from every corner of the country. Wes is one of our best friends in the real world and we wanted our listeners to hear directly from the legend himself 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

JT and Weege join Matthes to talk about what they think is going to happen this upcoming 450SX series. Do not hold these predictions to us.

JT and Weege join Matthes to talk about what they think is going to happen this upcoming 450SX series. Do not hold these predictions to us.

The two Jason's join Matthes to preview the upcoming 450SX season and who they think is going to do what.

The two Jason's join Matthes to preview the upcoming 450SX season and who they think is going to do what.

Lets get into the 2013 SX predictions!