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In this Gypsy Tales episode, we chat with Bob Walker, the man behind some of the biggest deals in action sports! Bob opens up about managing the Deegan family, Haiden "Danger Boy" Deegan's rise, and working closely with Brian Deegan. We also dive into the iconic Geico Honda sponsorship and Bob's experience with Metal Mulisha deals that shaped the sport.This Podcast is Presented by:MANSCAPED: http://www.manscaped.comGet 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code GYPSYGANGAG1:https://drinkag1.com/gypsytalesQUAD LOCK: Click the link and use the code #gypsygang for 10% off!https://www.quadlockcase.com/?klear_link_id=b092d60fd30a44bcbcf7b11ca1ae6f5d&utm_source=klear&utm_medium=gypsytalespodcast&utm_campaign=Gypsy+Tales+Podcast&ref=b092d60fd30a44bcbcf7b11ca1ae6f5dBETTER HELP:www.betterhelp.com/gypsyFIST HANDWEAR: http://www.fisthandwear.comCODE: GYPSYGANG 15%DIXXON: http://www.dixxonquality.com.auTROPICAL AUTO GROUP: http://www.tropicalauto.com.auSUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ►https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsBG...ADD GYPSY TALES ON INSTAGRAM ► M / gypsytalespodcast00:00:00 Intro 00:02:11 Jacko Strong 00:09:09 People don't Understand how cool Supercross is 00:15:27 Looking at the SMX TV Ratings 00:24:57 How to Grow Supercross 00:38:24 Bob's take on Privateers 00:46:33 Falgger issues 00:52:24 MXGP Downfall 00:56:42 Golf Discussion 01:03:22 The right way to Advertise in Sports 01:06:45 Star Yamaha's Budget 01:15:36 Brian Deegan Invested in Star EARLY 01:19:15 How Bob got to where he is Today 01:42:11 Networking in the Sports World 01:54:22 The Reality of being a Sport Agent 02:01:43 Quadlock Ad 02:02:59 Ups & Downs of Negotiating Deals 02:09:54 Trey Canard 02:12:21 Seeing the RISE in Action Sport 02:21:32 Brian Deegan 02:26:31 Haiden Deegan's Potential 02:30:24 Sports Betting for Supercross 02:38:24 Josh Grant 02:50:51 Advice to get into the industry 02:58:51 OutroSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this podcast Keir Sexton talks about him and Chase's decision to sign with KTM for this year and beyond, what was going on at Honda, his thoughts on working so closely with his son, his background in the sport, the GEICO Honda days, regrets, how he handles being a dad and being a coach and more.

Daniel Blair talks about being a professional racer, broadcaster for Arenacross and Supercross, Orange Brigade Team Manager, and more.

Ryan Marcus is an award-winning director, filmmaker, and editor based out of the Orange County, CA. Originally with ambitions of becoming a professional skateboarder, Ryan eventually found his way behind the camera and a job at the iconic 411 Video Magazine. After his tenure at 411, Ryan moved onto DVS where he was responsible for one of the most progressive and forward-thinking motocross commercial ever done in the sport entitled, DVS Flux, with the GEICO Honda team. Eventually, Ryan spent 10+ at Fox as the head of their video department, producing, directing, shooting, and editing projects such as Alway5 with Ryan Dungey, RISE ABOVE with Ken Roczen, Deadman Walking with Justin Mulford, and much more. Now, Ryan is heading up a new studio project at Skullcandy where they are giving back to creatives with a very unique (and free) creative space called Skullcandy Studios in Costa Mesa, CA. For all my creatives out there, this is a must listen. Ryan Marcus shares so many wonderful stories about his experiences in the skate and moto industries, his strengths and weaknesses, and so much more. Ryan is a true creative through and through and I hope all enjoy this conversation. Also, visit us on Patreon for a bonus episode with Ryan where we breakdown his project with Ryan Dungey, Split Decision, where he made Ryan Dungey's KTM 450 disappear while going through set of Supercross whoops. Yes, I am serious. The Failed Experiment on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheFailedExperimentFollow Ryan Marcus on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryanbmarcus/?hl=en Ryan Marcus' Portfolio: https://www.ryanmarcus.com/Follow The Failed Experiment on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_thefailedexperiment/Follow Kyle Cowling on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kylecowling/Support the show

We talk to Derik Dwyer about his career as a mechanic for many of the top 250 riders in the sport from Jeremy Martin, Christian Craig, Pierce Brown, and currently Cameron McAdoo.

Pulpmx30 code to save at FXR Racing.com and Pulp20 code at Race Tech to save. We talk to the PRMX Kawasaki rider Hunter Yoder on his new bike, how he almost hung up the boots, how he's feeling going into 2023, his 2022 season, his years at GEICO Honda, growing up in SoCal and more.

Eli Tomac discusses the new '23 Yamaha YZ450F, thoughts on his competition, testing in Florida, and more.

Bob Weber, owner of 6D Helmets, discusses the need for helmet technology, the difficulties of developing prototypes, the original partnership with Geico Honda, and more.

Cameron McAdoo tells us working on his weaknesses, testing, off-season races, thoughts on 450s, and more.

This week on The Moto Limited Podcast Nic gets industry agent Lucas Mirtl on the phone to discuss his career and how he went from being a motorcycle mechanic in Perth, to becoming the most thought of agent in the industry today. The guys cover how the Lawrence brothers came to America, the fall of Geico Honda & what Lucas looks for in a rider. #motolimiedpodcast #motolimitedshow --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motolimitedshow/message

What is up everyone!!!!!! On this episode of The Moto Aftermath Show, presented by Energy Fuel, Travis, Justin, and Cole are back in studio wrapping up all the action from round 2 of supercross in Oakland California. Then the guys call up friend of the show and privateer hero Kevin Moranz to talk about his night. The show gets wrapped up with former Geico Honda owner and friend of the show Mike Grondahl coming on the phone to chat for a few minutes. Thanks for watching Please Like and Subscribe!!!!! HHUUUGGGGGEEEE Thanks to our sponsors for 2022: Energy Fuel www.coachrobbstore.com TLR Coatings www.tlrcoatings.com Premier Custom Trailers www.premiercustomtrailers.com Alias Sports www.aliassport.com Adept Creative Co. www.adeptmx.com Gutter Worx www.gutterworxgutters.com JT Cycle www.jtcycle.com Isaac Nelson Designs www.isaacnelsondesigns.com Buy T-Shirts Here: https://the-moto-aftermath-show.creator-spring.com/listing/MASOGTee?product=211 Thanks to our valued Aftermath Army on Patreon: Kurtis Hodges Support Us On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/motoaftermathshow Want to start a podcast? Heres what we use: Audio Recorder: https://amzn.to/3yI6BVV Microphones we use: https://amzn.to/3H09KmY Mic Stands We Use: https://amzn.to/326zJKH Cameras We Use: https://amzn.to/32mZVjW

We talk to SX TV guy, Main Event Moto Guy, AX Champion Guy about his time at GEICO Honda as a fill-in guy, doing TV for SX, the Moto media, things going on in the sport and more.

Did you hear the news? Ryan Dungey is racing next week! Hold your horses...it's inside a dirt track car not the Daytona Supercross. Still, it was fantastic to catch up with the legend this morning. We chatted about the brief GEICO Honda ownership, his possible return to Supercross only, the upcoming Fite Klub car race with guys like Carmichael, McGrath, Reed, and more, as well as what led him to launch RD Coffee.

Volvemos después del último podcast el 20 de Agosto! Repasamos con Xavi, Pablo y Eugenio todo lo que ha pasado desde entonces. La desaparición de GEICO Honda, JGR Suzuki y la aparición de GASGAS como equipo en USA. Vemos cómo están los equipos para el 2021 y el calendario de la temporada 2021.

If not the biggest news of the off-season, it's at least the most surprising: Jeremy Martin has returned to Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha, the team he rode for from 2012 to 2016. The previous ending of that relationship was not good, but Jeremy needed a new home after GEICO Honda closed, and he knows the Star YZ250F is a great bike. Jason Weigandt chats with Jeremy about the GEICO shutdown, signing with his old team, and why he didn't take the offer from Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki or Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull GasGas. Plus, the annual "can you finally win a supercross title" question! The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Presented by FLY Racing Carson Mumford made his professional debut this summer in the 250 MX Nationals and finished a respectable 12th overall aboard his GEICO Honda CRF250R. A long-time member of the GEICO Honda squad, Mumford made his mark in the mini classes aboard a very special CRF150R, winning several Amateur National Championships along the way. When the team announced that it was closing its doors, Mumford was left without a ride, even though he had two years remaining on his contract. Recently, news has broken that he has joined the Chaparral Honda squad, which is now in its second year of operation. We checked in with Mumford this afternoon to see how the new team, machine, and personnel are suiting him.

Even when word got out that the GEICO Honda team might have to close up shop, everyone knew Honda would find a place for Jett Lawrence. The 17-year-old Australian is the hottest prospect in the sport after a rookie pro season that saw him nearly win his third supercross race, then cap the year with a Lucas Oil Pro Motocross overall win at Fox Raceway. Plus, his off-track persona gives him popularity beyond his results. This week, Jett's Honda HRC factory 250F ride was announced as official, as was his new deal with Red Bull, which led to a cool video where he rides a half-width supercross track. Jason Weigandt rang up Jettson for a conversation about his new ride, his 2020 season, and the strange small-world story of training with Ken Roczen's dad back in the day. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

This is a look back at the Factory Connection/Geico Powersports Honda team from its inception in 1998 through its last season in 2020. Launched in 1998 as the Jack In The Box Factory Connection Honda team in support of Mike LaRocco, the team quickly grew into one of the most successful teams on the National Motocross and Supercross circuit. Promoted to Honda's official 125 support team in 2001, Factory Connection picked up high-profile sponsors like Amsoil, Doc Martens, No Fear, Samsung, Sobe, and eventually, Geico. Over its 20-year run, Factory Connection was home to riders like Mike LaRocco, Kevin Windham, Travis Preston, Jeremy Martin, Justin Bogle, Trey, Canard, Justin Barcia, Eli Tomac, Chase Sexton, Josh Grant, and Jake Weimer.

We discussed the upcoming round of AMA Motocross at Spring Creek and Geico Honda losing their title sponsor, Geico is gone for 21'. As always Coach Robb and Cooksey break it down and share their authentic opinions. Big thanks to EBC Brakes, D'Cor Visuals, TwoFourSpeed.com and MotoXAddicts.com

Kris Keefer and Matthes talk about riding Mumford and Shimoda's factory GEICO Honda 250's and more

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.

In this Renthal Reaction pod Paul Perebijnos and Matthes talk about Ryan Dungey's sudden departure from GEICO Honda and possibilities on what happened

Tomorrow night in Tampa, Florida, will mark the start of the Eastern Regional 250 Supercross Championship and while much of the hype surrounds defending champion Chase Sexton of the GEICO Honda team and his rivals like RJ Hampshire, Shane McElrath, Jordon Smith and more, one rider who is rather quietly making a return to competition is Josh Hill. The 30-year-old from the Yoncalla, Oregon, will contest the entire series aboard a Yamaha YZ250F with support from the Club MX Race Team, after several years away from full-time racing. Hill, who is best remembered as a factory Yamaha racer, has spent the past few years earning a living as a freerider and social influencer, but when the opportunity to line up again presented itself, he got in shape, trained at Club MX, and is coming into this series, "fit and ready to race for wins." For this edition of the Fox Feature, we phoned Hill up for an insightful and entertaining podcast. Be sure to keep your eyes out for the number-175 Yamaha YZ250F on Saturday night!

Ken Roczen ended his SX win-drought in STL and he comes on to talk about getting that monkey off his back. Zach Osborne joins us to talk about yet another 450 year starting off with some form of uphill battle and his eventful first two rounds. Jett Lawrence made huge strides from his debut to week two and we are stoked to have the spry Aussie from GEICO Honda on the line to talk about this whole new experience. Cade Clason and Lewis Phillips of MX Vice are in Studio!

Ryan Dungey comes on to talk about his new gig with Geico Honda and a little Intense Bicycle talk. Christian Craig recently traveled to Europe to have a face to face arbitration over his suspension by WADA, he came back with some good results and he's on to talk about it. Jerry Robin is in studio with Michael Lindsay to talk about what they have going for 2020.

Today, Roger and I talk about Ryan Dungey becoming part owner of the Geico Honda team, Ryan Sipes and Team USA winning the ISDE, and we review all the team changes for the upcoming 2020 Supercross season and our podium predictions. The last ones by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 International License.

One of the pleasant surprises at this year's Monster Energy Cup was Jeremy Martin's return to racing. If you recall, Jeremy suffered a seriously broken back at Muddy Creek during the summer of 2018 after tangling with another rider in mid-air. Even worse, he later suffered a series of infections, as well as complications from the unsuccessful initial surgery. This was obviously a major hiccup in not only his career plans, but life in general. We caught up with him before he lined up at the Paris Supercross to talk about the time off, how he's been doing since getting cleared to ride, and a whole lot more.

Presented by Fly Racing This week's episode of the Fly Racing Swapmoto Podcast is an hour long talk with RJ Hampshire. These last few months have been massive for RJ, as he left the GEICO Honda team with a year remaining on his contract to join Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing's 250 program. It was a deal that many knew about during the summer months, but per RJ, the ink wasn't dry until the last race of the nationals.The team change has had a major impact on Hampshire's life, because it comes with a spot in Aldon Baker's training program alongside Anderson, Webb, Musquin, and Osborne. To make the most of the opportunity, Hampshire has made the hour plus move from his home in Wesley Chapel Florida to Clermont, and has spent the past few weeks doing everything on bakers schedule to be ready for the East coast kick off of the Supercross season. As you'll hear, Hampshire is already seeing physical changes thanks to the intensity of the workouts and the diet.Hampshire was widely expected to be a constant contender in the 250 when he was signed to GEICO Honda, but things didn't go the way he and the team anticipated due to injuries or performance issues with the CRF250R. All is still good between the rider and the team, something RJ made clear when the topic of getting out of the contract came up, and that's a rare thing in our sport. But with a bike that suits his riding style and increased confidence, it's clear that he has his eye on a title in 2020.

Presented by 6D Helmets After graduating from the 2019 Loretta Lynn's Amateur Nationals, Jo Shimoda joined the Lucas Oil MX Nationals tour at Unadilla as a full-fledged member of the GEICO Honda team and turned in two top-15 finishes aboard his Honda CRF250R. Hailing from Suzuka, Japan, Shimoda is expected by many to be the first Japanese rider to have an impact on AMA Pro racing since Akira Narita finished third at the 2005 Anaheim Supercross. Jo joined us at the SML offices this morning for some bench racing before flying to his hometown tomorrow for three weeks of rest and relaxation. When he returns to California, it's wide-open prep for 250 Supercross!

Presented by Fly Racing In 1992, Jeff Steber hand-built his first mountain bike inside his SoCal garage, a full-suspension MTB that he dubbed The Spider. Intense Cycles was founded one year later and made its debut at the '93 Interbike Show in a 10'X10' booth, and the rest - as they say - is history. Today, Intense Cycles is one of the most accomplished bike brands in the gravity sectors of racing, but with a giant selection of new mountain bikes in all categories, the brand is definitely making moves. And especially in motocross. Sponsor of the Monster Energy/Star Racing/Yamaha and GEICO Honda teams, Intense continues to support the sport that we all love. We caught up with Steber at the Temecula, California, Intense Cycles headquarters to talk about the past, present, and future of the brand. Enjoy!

Whack-O comes on to talk pods, podiums and thoughts on his first 450 season. Dan Betley comes on to talk about his career and recently leaving Geico Honda. Zane Merrett is on to talk about never quitting and trying to stay on the good side of PulpMX Fantasy players. Michael Lindsey and Keefer are in Studio!

Dawson Ryker is a amateur kid going to LL's in the A class. Derik Dwyer discusses Geico Honda. And Wil Hahn talks about Star Yamaha and how their year has been going

After finishing fifth in the Western Regional 250 Supercross Championship with the GEICO Honda squad, Cameron McAdoo found himself without a ride for this summer's 250 MX Nationals. The Iowan continued to train and stayed sharp by pounding motos on one of the GEICO Honda team's spare 450s, and he was ready and willing when the Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull/KTM team called and asked if he'd like to fill in for four rounds, starting this weekend at High Point. McAdoo joined us in the Swapmoto Live offices this afternoon for a really nice chat. Enjoy! Thanks to 6D Helmets, Yoshimura R&D, Husqvarna Motorcycles and KTM USA.

Honda’s Ken Roczen grabbed his first win in more than two years with a very strong 1-2 day at Hangtown. We’ll have Kenny on the show for the first time in a while to talk about his day, his prep coming into this race, how he’s feeling and more. Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo took home his second career 250MX win with 2-1 scores and he’s a friend of the show so you know we’ll have AC on to tell us about that. Adam will also touch on his Vegas finale, that great second moto, the mud and more. GEICO Honda’s Christian Craig had himself a good day back racing after a difficult supercross season. Craig even told us he had fun in the mud in the second moto! We’ll have Christian on to tell us about his day and whether or not he’s gotten a Tazer. Hunter Lawrence finally made his American debut and although he had a crash that, uhhh, opened things up for him, all in all it was a good start to the season considering it was his first race in a while with riders on this level. We’ll have Hunter on the show to tell us about his thoughts on American motocross. HEP Suzuki's A Ray in-studio!

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.

With only 3 more Supercross races left in the 2019 season, Cooper Webb is still the man to beat! Eli Tomac put on a hard charge last week in Nashville to take the win, and now everyone is wondering if this is the start of a final charge to take to red plate from Webb. Can Webb continue to maintain his lead over Tomac and Musquin in these last few rounds? We'll find out shortly as we head into Denver for round 15! In this weeks episode, we pull out the stats from the last 3 rounds for those top contenders, as well as get some expert insights from Geico Honda 250 rider, Christian Craig! We also give you all the insider info to get the 14th place wildcard this week. Tune in to every minute to optimize your points and take home some awesome prizes!

Iowa's Cameron McAdoo is in his third year as a professional Supercross racer, and he is nipping at his first 250 SX podium finish. One of the nicest, most humble personalities in pro racing, the GEICO Honda racer is ready to get back to racing this weekend in Seattle as the Western Regional 250 SX Championship resumes. We caught up with McAdoo to chat about the races, his modest beginnings in the sport, and of course, about mountain biking.

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John Casebeer created the Motool Slacker Digital Suspension Tuner. Justin Brayton is on to talk about his season so far and about Glendale. Derik Dwyer is currently wrenching for Geico Honda and Cameron McAdoo. Mereana Street is girlfriend of Tyler Enticknap and talks to us about her role in his program and how they met.

NOTE: The first upload glitched at the 53 min mark. This episode is complete! GEICO Honda's latest recruit comes to us from Australia, via the MXGP World Championship Series. Nineteen-year-old Hunter Lawrence will make his American Supercross debut in February at the Minneapolis kickoff of the Eastern Regional 250 Supercross Championship alongside teammates Christian Craig and Chase Sexton. Lawrence and his family have an intriguing story, as they sold everything they owned in Australia to chase the motocross dream in Europe, with the ultimate goal of racing in the United States someday. Now that the Lawrence family is finally here (younger brother Jett is also signed to the Amsoil Honda amateur branch of the team), few doubt that they will succeed in accomplishing their two-wheeled dreams.We went for a chilly early mountain bike ride up Corona, California's renowned Skyline Trail this morning, then sat down with Hunter for this installment of the Swapmoto Live Podcast, presented by Ogio. Give it a listen; we're sure you'll become a fan of the personable young Aussie.

GEICO Honda's latest recruit comes to us from Australia, via the MXGP World Championship Series. Nineteen-year-old Hunter Lawrence will make his American Supercross debut in February at the Minneapolis kickoff of the Eastern Regional 250 Supercross Championship alongside teammates Christian Craig and Chase Sexton. Lawrence and his family have an intriguing story, as they sold everything they owned in Australia to chase the motocross dream in Europe, with the ultimate goal of racing in the United States someday. Now that the Lawrence family is finally here (younger brother Jett is also signed to the Amsoil Honda amateur branch of the team), few doubt that they will succeed in accomplishing their two-wheeled dreams. We went for a chilly early mountain bike ride up Corona, California's renowned Skyline Trail this morning, then sat down with Hunter for this installment of the Swapmoto Live Podcast, presented by Ogio. Give it a listen; we're sure you'll become a fan of the personable young Aussie.

Hunter Lawrence is coming in hot with the GEICO Honda team for 2019 and he comes on to introduce himself properly. Marshall Weltin is coming home for 2019 and he fills us in on what living in Europe was like as well as his goals in the US for 2019. Chris Wheeler joins us to talk Suzuki SuzOOOki and we have Kris Keefer in studio keeping things regulated!

Jeremy Martin is now an established player in this sport, with two 250 National Motocross Championships and a long-term deal with GEICO Honda. When he was younger, though, he bounced through the amateur ranks looking for his shot and kept training and preparing harder and harder so he would be ready when that day came. He was always prepared, and he's now known as one of the sport's hardest-working and most focused riders. Unfortunately, all that work has been put on hold due to a devastating back injury he suffered in June at the Muddy Creek National—just when he seemed to be at the peak of his powers. In this edition of the Racer X Exhaust Podcast, Jason Weigandt spends an hour with Jeremy talking about his background, his motivation, and what comes next, both in his comeback from injury and also his thoughts on life after racing.  The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Hunter Lawrence and his family aren't exactly sure why they had to do it they way they did, but they knew they had to do it. Australia's Hunter and his younger brother Jett spent three years racing in Europe before moving to the U.S. under the idea that time in Europe would make them better racers here. This decision looks brilliant now, after Team USA took a shellacking at the Motocross of Nations, leading many to think that racing through Europe's diverse tracks and conditions helps build special skills. Now Hunter and his brother are officially members of the GEICO Honda team (Jett will race amateurs in 2019). Did they put themselves on the right path? We'll find out once the races begin, but for now we can tell you that Hunter seems like a good dude. We rang him up this week to talk about his transition and his background. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is brought to you by Yoshimura.

Dan has worked through the ranks, going from test rider and mechanic, to winning championships wrenching for Jeff Stanton. He later made the jump to Team Manager at Team Honda HRC, and he's currently the team manager for Geico Honda.

Team Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen silenced all the doubters after his latest injury seemed like even too much for the iron-willed German to overcome, but Kenny is back with a vengeance and has been battling up front since his return. We’ll hear all about that journey back tonight. Monster Energy Yamaha’s Cooper Webb made his long-awaited return at Southwick after a gnarly leg injury had him sidelined since supercross. We always enjoy having our southern neighbor on the show and look forward to catching up tonight. GEICO Honda’s RJ Hampshire has recorded some solid moto results this summer but is still looking for the consistency for that overall that shows all the hard work they’re putting in during the week. It’s been too long since we last had RJ on the show and have a ton to cover to make up for that. DMXS Radio thanks DUNLOP, Coach Robb Beams, MyLucasOil.com, Moto Dynasty, 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

We all know Justin Brayton didn't do it like others did. Brayton wasn't an amateur star, and as a teenager he had zero thoughts about actually making a living in the sport. He just loved dirt bikes, and he loved doing the work, so he kept improving, and it all worked out. But while we all know that about Brayton, do we actually know what his bizarre path really looked like? In this episode of the Racer X Exhaust Podcast, Brayton talks about him humble roots riding in Iowa, from not even having dirt bikes for part of his youth to riding so badly that he was literally a lapper at the local level. From there to here, it's been quite a road for the Smartop/Bullfrog Spas/MotoConcepts Honda rider and 2018 Daytona Supercross winner. While talking to Brayton, we also ran into a next-generation kid with very similar Iowa roots, Cameron McAdoo, who is trying to find his footing as a pro with GEICO Honda. For McAdoo—heck, for everyone—Brayton's is an inspiring story, and he tells it in this episode. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

AutoTrader.com/Yoshimura Suzuki’s Justin Hill made his first podium of the year in Oakland and has seemed to find the groove we all expected the defending 250SX West Region champ to have at the beginning of the season. Justin has owned the early struggles and is never one to make excuses so we look forward to hearing about the turnaround from the man himself. GEICO Honda’s Chase Sexton has been holding his own against a stacked field of veteran 250 riders, including an impressive podium in Houston. We’re glad the fans finally get to see some of his potential after an unfortunate string of injuries delayed this amateur superstar from making the jump to the pros. Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Bobby Hewitt is one of the most powerful men in the pits but prefers to stay out of the spotlight of his very successful team. He doesn’t give interviews very often so were pumped he decided to give us some time tonight to discuss the team, sport and how much the Dallas Cowboys suck. It would be easy to miss the Blake “Prince” Wharton coming out of retirement news with the Super Bowl and Space X rocket launch and stuff, but this is pretty exciting news for us. Blake will be contesting the Monster Energy 250SX East Region Championship aboard a Munn Racing Husqvarna and we couldn’t be happier for him. It’s always a pleasure to have the multitalented Texas native on and we can’t wait to hear how all this came about. DMXS Radio thanks DUNLOP, Coach Robb Beams, MyLucasOil.com, Fast House, Racer X, MX Sports, DUBYA Wheels, GoPro, OGIO, Concept2 Rowers and Moto Dynasty for their continued support. DMXS Radio has been making Bad Billy proud since 2001! www.dmxsradio.com Tonight at 8-10pm EST

The one-time GEICO Honda member talks about his successful EMX 250 season last year, his change for 2018, thoughts on the year in the USA, going to and living in Europe and much more

The one-time GEICO Honda member talks about his successful EMX 250 season last year, his change for 2018, thoughts on the year in the USA, going to and living in Europe and much more

GEICO Honda's Christian Craig gives us a short interview about getting the call to ride the factory Honda in the 450MX class this summer

GEICO Honda's Christian Craig gives us a short interview about getting the call to ride the factory Honda in the 450MX class this summer

Jordon Smith wanted a change from his familiar Geico Honda to TLD KTM, most people thoughts he was nuts but the results speak for themselves. He won Detroit and has never looked better. Christian Craig comes onto discuss his Detroit practice altercation, apologize again and talk about his forgetful 2017 SX series. RUssian Bob from the MXGP circuit joins us and tries to make Steve feel like he could survive a trip to the Russian GP. Wil Hahn comes on to discuss his new position at Star Racing and Blake Wharton joins in as guest cohost for the second time.

Alex Martin has been at this a long time and the hard working kid finally secured his first overall win and we couldn't be more stoked!! RJ Hampshire has had a trying start to the 2016 MX series but that seems to be par for the course for the Geico Honda team so far. Georgia Lindsay comes on to talk with her TV peer, Stevie "NBC" Matthes! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Ryan Dungey pulled off a convincing win at Round 2 in San Diego. Jake Weimer made a huge move forward finishing 8th and talks about that. Jordan Smith had a solid 3rd place finish for the Geico Honda crew and we have Travis Preston in studio with Keefer! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Geico Honda's Eli Tomac and Matthes discuss his career thus far and 2012 outlook.

Geico Honda's Eli Tomac and Matthes discuss his career thus far and 2012 outlook.

Mike Larocco was one of the sport's top riders for a long time and a fan favorite. After hanging up the O'Neals it was assumed that Mike was going to go away quietly into the night. Instead, last year he stepped in as team manager for GEICO Honda.

Mike Larocco was one of the sport's top riders for a long time and a fan favorite. After hanging up the O'Neals it was assumed that Mike was going to go away quietly into the night. Instead, last year he stepped in as team manager for GEICO Honda.

With a promotion to the 450 for Indianapolis, GEICO Honda's Trey Canard is now Honda Red Bull Racing's Trey Canard. Listen in as Matthes and Canard talk 450s, Gothic Jay, Jimmy Albertson and how he almost signed with Suzuki this past off-season.

With a promotion to the 450 for Indianapolis, GEICO Honda's Trey Canard is now Honda Red Bull Racing's Trey Canard. Listen in as Matthes and Canard talk 450s, Gothic Jay, Jimmy Albertson and how he almost signed with Suzuki this past off-season.

Matthes is back with his 2nd best podcast ever. Geico Honda's Jake Weimer spills the beans on his 2009 plans (kinda) his Canadian moto experience (not really) and who bugs him in todays motocross (Guess who?).

Matthes is back with his 2nd best podcast ever. Geico Honda's Jake Weimer spills the beans on his 2009 plans (kinda) his Canadian moto experience (not really) and who bugs him in todays motocross (Guess who?).