Podcast appearances and mentions of michael lock

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This week marks big news from AMA Pro Racing and American Flat Track. A big new TV deal with NBC Sports, the 2022 Rules Package and a killer schedule that brings AFT to its fans like never before! Rules Changes are just one of the topics I cover with Progressive AFT, CEO Michael Lock - Indian is taking notice here, of course - but, the Series is growing and enlisting the right kind of help to ensure its long term success. That's the cool part. When a dealership closes its doors, there is always more to it than meets the eye...when it comes seemingly out of nowhere, that gets people talking. That includes me and my partner in motorcycle crime, RidingFish. After Hours, our LIVE streaming show, turned out to be a great place to go deep with the announced closing of Bison Thunder Motorcycle in St. Paul and Rodgers, Minnesota. PATREON - SUPPORT THE SHOWThrottle Addikt Ulta-cool, retro garage style wear for the discriminating biker. PROMO CODE IRR2022Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE6D Helmets Cutting edge protection technology -. PROMO CODE IRR2021Lloyd'z Garage & IMC Charlotte The Industry leader for Indian Motorcycle performance cams, big bore kits and MOREBikers Info USA The only app you need! - dealers, events, media and more - Bikers Info USA Find it in the App StoreThe V-Twin Blog Editor Larry Marshall with up-to-date motorcycle news, information, trends, highlights & advice!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://patreon.com/indianriderradio.com)

Sean Laughlin, Vice President of J&P Cycles and Michael Lock, CEO of American Flat Track join RacingJunk to talk about the Get On! Moto Fest, a week of motorcycle related entertainment, racing, shopping and programming.

The 2021 American Flat Track racing season is in full swing. After a successful double-header round in Daytona Beach, Florida, the series moves to Atlanta for Round 3. Deemed a Super TT, the race will take place at Atlanta Motor Speedway—site of the 2021 Supercross Atlanta round. A special TT-style track that will feature asphalt, dirt, and a tabletop-style jump. In anticipation of this event, we speak with our old pal and motorcycle industry veteran and AFT CEO Michael Lock. Our conversation begins with an update on flat track racing before seguting into Lock's career at Ducati North America. Tune-in and get up to speed on what's happening in the motorcycle world.

Meet Michael Lock...a consummate English gentleman, CEO and industry rebel! Michael has helmed some of the most high profile brands around - Ducati, Lamborghini and now American Flat Track racing. Listen in to a guy that has an amazing point of view. 

Our guest is Michael Lock, CEO of AMA Pro Racing, which includes Progressive American Flat Track as well as national hillclimb, motocross and ATV race series. Flat track racing is America’s original extreme sport, with more than a century of adrenaline-fueled history. We discuss manufacturer rivalries, legendary motorcycles and racers, and iconic tracks like the Springfield Mile. Michael gives us the low-down on Mission SuperTwins, AFT Production Twins and AFT Singles, as well as Mile, Half-Mile, Short Track and TT track formats. And he gives us a preview of the 2021 AFT season, which kicks off with a doubleheader on March 12-13 at Volusia Speedway Park during Daytona Bike Week.

Show notes: On this week's episode of the Yamcast, Yam and Spite are joined by Michael Lock, CEO of American Flat Track, and talk about the future of motorcycle racing in America. They also take their usual Discord member calls and pick the next bike to purchase for the channel.

With the 2021 AFT Season looming, we took time to remember when things weren't so bright for America's First Extreme Sport and a new CEO was called in to breathe life back into the Series. Enter Michael Lock. Meet the man who turned it all around for turning left on two wheels...Reserve your tickets here: American Flat Track tickets 2021 No one brings you a more complete look at AFT than NBC's Kristen Beat. Coming into her third year covering the series, no one knows the riders, teams, machines and families like she does - Kristen opens her "notebook" to offer us a look at who'll be on the box in 2021.Enjoy AFT with NBC Sports & TrackPass. https://www.nbcsports.com/gold/trackpass6D Helmets has joined us to offer 10% off on your next purchase when you use our promo code - IRR2021 - Use the Link below! 6D Helmets Cutting edge protection technology - 6D is re-inventing the street motorcycle helmet.Lloyd'z Garage & IMC Charlotte The Industry leader for Indian Motorcycle performance cams, big bore kits and MORERUSH RACING PRODUCTS The first for Indian Motorcycles. If it's gotta go fast, ya better put RUSH on it.The V-Twin Blog Editor Larry Marshall with up-to-date motorcycle news, information, trends, highlights & advice!The Weather Show with Vin Crosby Meteorologist Vin Crosby provides up-to-date professional forecasts for your area.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=H936M85CN9VGN)

American Flat Track CEO Michael Lock discusses the issues the motorcycle racing series is facing in its efforts to return to competition this year. He also talks about why the Production Twins class was formed and takes a look at the growth of the sport’s fan base.

Episode 10 of Tank Slappin’ Podcast is now live folks. Our guest for the show is head honcho of the American Flat Track series Michael Lock. We get some updates from Michael regarding the series on hold due to the COVID-19, ask him which rider complains the most, his background when it comes to Flat Track and who he would rather have as a body guard between Arnold Schwarzenegger or Chuck Norris. We also check in with Noah Chambers and talk about his Florida trip which included a lot of riding and some late nights to Razzle's Nightclub. We can’t wait to get back to racing, but in the meantime everyone be safe, use common sense and let’s all do our part in returning life to normal.

Episode 10 of Tank Slappin' Podcast is now live folks. Our guest for the show is head honcho of the American Flat Track series Michael Lock. We get some updates from Michael regarding the series on hold due to the COVID-19, ask him which rider complains the most, his background when it comes to Flat Track and who he would rather have as a body guard between Arnold Schwarzenegger or Chuck Norris. We also check in with Noah Chambers and talk about his Florida trip which included a lot of riding and some late nights to Razzle's Nightclub. We can't wait to get back to racing, but in the meantime everyone be safe, use common sense and let's all do our part in returning life to normal.

Host PJ Doran discusses the changes being made and what's to come at MotoAmerica and American Flat Track this year with Steve Jugan, the VP of Business Development and Partnerships with MotoAmerica, and Michael Lock, CEO of American Flat Track. Follow MotoAmerica on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter!  Follow American Flat Track on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter! 

Michael Lock, the CEO of American Flat Track, joined Luke Nesler on the Moto Marketing Podcast to discuss the growth of the series. Lock shares how some adjustments to the series and its marketing has sparked some major growth over the past couple of years, and there are no signs of it slowing down. Learn more about American Flat Track: https://www.americanflattrack.com/ Follow Luke Nesler on Instagram: www.instagram.com/lukenesler www.instagram.com/impakt_media Visit Impakt Media Online: www.thinkimpakt.com

Lock was named the Chief Executive Officer of American Flat Track in 2015. Since taking over, Lock has been integral in revitalizing the series and creating growth in the industry. The 2018 season drew 2.5 million viewers to its NBC Sports Network broadcast, a 41% increase from 2017.

09.03.19 | Featuring the following guests: Michael Lock, Jason Griffin, Ashton Yates, Jake Lewis and Nick McFadden

In this week's episode, we recap the two epic events in South Dakota and preview the third national in less than a week, the Sacramento Mile. We also put in a call to the man "atop the box" each and every day for AFT, Michael Lock. Hear his thoughts on the first half of 2019, what he is excited about for the rest of the year and beyond, and the topic that seems to be on everyone's mind for 2020, Super Twins.

Lock was named the Chief Executive Officer of American Flat Track in 2015. Since taking over, Lock has been integral in revitalizing the series. Recently a contract was finalized to bring American Flat Track back to Remington Park in Oklahoma City, O.K. for the 2020 OKC Mile on June 20, 2020, where AFT was missed in 2019 due to a scheduling conflict.

07.30.19 | Featuring the following guests: Michael Lock, Justin Bogle, Layne McDonald, Rodney Smith, and Cooper McDonald

On this episode of “The Autoweek Podcast,” host Rory Carroll guides the gang down the flattest motorcycle racing in the world: flat track racing. Joined on the phone by Steven Cole Smith, and in person by Jimmy Pelizzari, Wesley Wren and Graham Kozak, Carroll and crew take you into the sport’s changing scene. Smith explains pieces of his upcoming feature in Autoweek and gives listeners a good foundation of why flat track racing matters.   Later in the show, Kozak explains his time at a flat track racing school and talks about how different it was from riding motorcycles on the street.   Wrapping the show, Kozak and Wren talk with American Flat Track’s CEO Michael Lock. Lock answers questions about the sport’s changing identity and its evolution.

Michael Lock, CEO of AMA Pro Racing, is a fascinating interview in his own right, but talking about American Flat Track's recent resurgence makes for an even more compelling show. Lock doesn't fear bold moves, and some major changes in AFT have moved the needle. Why? How? Lock explains it here as the 2019 AFT season opener looms in Daytona on March 14. Plus, this podcast gives a look inside the general motorcycle market, well beyond the racetrack. It's a great talk with one of the most well-spoken insiders in the industry. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

10.16.18 | Featuring the following guests: Tayla Jones, Sean Ungvarsky, Devan Bolin, Michael Lock and Kenny Coolbeth Jr.

American Flat Track announced their provisional 2019 Schedule with 18 events. The season starts in Daytona on March 14. There are two new events for 2019: Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park in Chandler, Arizona and one in New Hampshire near Laconia Bike Week gathering. this will be the third year of broadcast coverage on NBCSN […]

Michael Lock is the CEO of American Flat Track and a big part of the rebranding and expansion of the sport. Since Michael joined Flat Track is getting more attention from X Games, broader motorcycle manufacturer support and wider TV coverage. The race events have been packed out. Michael’s prior successes in the motorcycle industry […]

Listen as the guys discuss what’s happening in the moto cross world with Michael Lock, Colton Haaker, Sammy Halbert, Rick Hobbs and Mike Lang all Tuesday Night on Pit Pass Radio 08-28-18 The post Michael Lock, Colton Haaker, Sammy Halbert, Rick Hobbs ,all Tuesday Night on Pit Pass Radio 08-28-18 appeared first on .

This week, we put in a call to the man at the top, the CEO of American Flat Track, Michael Lock. We get to know the man behind the flat track resurgence, what drew him to the series and motorcycles in general, and expectations for the upcoming AFT season. 00:24 - Scottie update 00:47 - Michael Lock intro 01:30 - Talks of Flat Out Friday event 04:38 - Where are you from originally? 05:20 - How did you get into motorcycles? 09:05 - Talks of what inspired him to become a leader 10:55 - Talks of how his relationship with American Flat Track began 14:00 - What were your first impressions of the sport? 17:01 - Talks about changes to the sport over the past few years 19:39 - “…some things that are going to happen in the next 60-90 days are going to be game-changers…” 20:57 - Talks about changes to the race format in 2017 25:26 - Talks of the future of the Superprestigio 27:05 - What has Michael Lock and AFT been up to this off-season? 29:02 - Is there a reason behind why you have to ride one particular brand of motorcycle per event? 34:33 - “with no disrespect to the twins guys, my favorite three races (of 2017) were Singles races…” 36:17 - Teases a major AFT Singles announcement coming in the next week 37:04 - Michael talks of the advisory group and what it means to him and AFT 40:38 - Talks of new multi-year deal with NBC 44:15 - What else can we expect in 2018? 46:00 - “Grams gotta know…” 50:36 - “…I want the best riders in the world competing in American Flat Track…”

In this episode of the social selling and tech show, we are joined by Michael Lock, CEO at Aviso. We will explore how AI and Predictive Forecasting is helping salespeople to get a better handle on their sales leads funnel.

In this soundbite from the Social Selling and Tech show, we will explore how AI and Predictive Forecasting is helping salespeople to get a better handle on their sales leads funnel. Our guest today is Michael Lock, CEO at Aviso.

In this soundbite from the Social Selling and Tech show, we will explore how AI and Predictive Forecasting is helping salespeople to get a better handle on their sales leads funnel. Our guest today is Michael Lock, CEO at Aviso.

In this soundbite from the Social Selling and Tech show, we will explore how AI and Predictive Forecasting is helping salespeople to get a better handle on their sales leads funnel. Our guest today is Michael Lock, CEO at Aviso.

Michael Lock is the CEO of American Flat Track. 2017 is now at mid-season and we take time to get his thoughts on the first half of the year. Recent events have produced standing room only crowds. How many events would AFT Events like to produce in house? Will we see American Flat Track stars in Europe soon? What impact does he think the NBCSN TV package will have on the series? How does American Flat Track view other racing series such as Steve Nace Racing and the Steel Show Nationals? Lock joined us in studio at WNDB FM93.5 in Daytona Beach. Shayna Texter calls in from the X-Games with her thoughts on her winning season thus far. Her convincing win at New York on the Half Mile has everyones attention. Perhaps it is a turning point as most think of her as a Mile flat track specialist but that may be changing.  Talking Motorcycles airs LIVE every Wednesday night at 7pm Eastern and you can listen from anywhere in the world at www.newsdaytonabeach.com or on the WNDB app on your smart device! Special thanks to Sweet Marlays' Coffee and Bakery, Rossmeyers Harley Davidson, Clearwater Lights, Dunlop Motorcycle Tires, TrueToyotaParts.com and Bell Powersports/Bell Helmets. 

The Two Enthusiasts Podcast is proud to announce our first guest on the show, Mr. Michael Lock from AMA Pro Racing. Lock has an extensive career in the motorcycle industry, working for Honda, Triumph, and Ducati. Now, he heads AMA Pro Racing, and is responsible for the revival of flat track racing in the USA with the rebranded American Flat Track series. On this episode, he shares with us his insights on the industry, the connection between rider and machine, how he's changing flat track, and much more. We think you will really enjoy his stories and his insights about motorcycles.

With three rounds in the record books we go on the record with Michael Lock, the CEO of AMA Pro Racing. Round 3 from Circuit of the America's was a juxtaposition in many ways. International media loved what they saw and have already written extensively about the event. Many fans and some teams were not as pleased with track conditions they were presented with and issues with timing and scoring which caused delays in the program. We are looking forward to bringing you the thoughts of the new CEO at this point in his history. Michael Lock never shys away from the tough questions and challenges the series faces and the opportunities the challenges present for improvement.  Thank you for listening to this edition of Talking Motorcycles with Barry Boone powered by Crosley Brands! Special thanks to: The Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys, Dunlop Motorcycle Tires, Rossmeyers Daytona Harley-Davidson and Destination Daytona! Follow us on Facebook/Barry Boone and Facebook/Talking Motorcycles with Barry Boone Twitter: @twowheelB  

Michael Lock is the newly named CEO of AMA Pro Racing. Lock was a strategic consultant to AMA Pro Flat Track in 2015 and as of November 1st he takes the handlbars. Lock most recently served as COO of Automobili Lamborghini Americas, where he was responsible for developing the business and image of the famous Italian brand. Before joining Lamborghini, Lock spent nearly a decade at Ducati, including a key 8-year period as CEO of Ducati North America. Lock also held the position of CEO at TriumphMotorcycles USA where he established the United States subsidiary of the British marque in 1994. With an extensive background in the automobile industry and motorcycle industry he brings a wealth of experience to the CEO position at a critical point in AMA Pro Flat Track history. Many challenges lie ahead and with those comes opportunity. We go inside the thoughts of the new CEO in an attempt to gain insight into his vision for the future of the sport. Many rules changes appear to be in the offing and promotors have been asked to step up their game. We will discuss that and more in this edition of Talking Motorcycles with Barry Boone powered by Crosley Brands! Special thank to: The Harley-Davidson Motor Company Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys Dunlop Motorcycle Tires

A rare live performance of CarCast in front of the Lamborghini Club America gala at Monterey Car Week. This episode features very special guests Valentino Balboni, chief test driver at Lamborghini for over 40 years and Michael Lock, COO of Lamborghini of America. Producer: Jeff Fox Audio Engineer: Chris Laxamana