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Rooooocket Maaaaann! Episode 16 brings us to Rocket Raceway for a new TOR track! In this podcast we chat with TOR superstar/celeb Carly Lee! Carly is truly a role model for the next generation of women riders, tune in as Carly gives us a look into the life of a Women's Pro Class dirt bike racer! Finally, we check in with Tegan and some of the TOR crew out in Three Springs, PA (the location of Rocket Raceway) for a some travel tips and notes about the track.

Nate talks all about the 70 miler in this episode with longtime local paddler, Dale Persons. Dale is a 2025 inductee into the General Clinton Canoe Regatta Hall of Fame. He has 31 finishes in the 70 including a career best 5th place in the Pro Class. Dale reminisces on his favorite race memories and mentions how he first got involved with the sport. He has also been a high school wrestling official for over 25 years and has a real love for being on the mat.

After months of three-way scheduling conflicts, the "Bros" finally catch up with offshore racing champion JJ Turk–who just secured the esteemed and highly coveted honors of National Champion, World Champion and also inducted into the APBA Hall of Champions for the 2024 season. He accomplished all  of them for pulling double duty and collecting victories alongside his throttleman, Nick Buis in both Class 5 and Mod Vee classes.  Racing for XINSURANCE and his own team, Turk Family Racing, Turk has spent most of the last season atop the race podium, collecting checkered flag after checkered flag. Now, for 2025, Turk and Buis will leave their previous boats and climb into the cockpit of the XINSURANCE MTI competitor to compete at the pinnacle of the sport, Pro Class 1.  There's a lot of exciting stuff for JJ, hi s family and his race teams. Listen as they discuss last season as well as what to expect from XINSURANCE and Turk Family Racing this year.  This is JJ Turk.  Myrick Coil is the driver for the National Champion Monster Energy / M CON Class 1 team, Speedboat Magazine Test Team Driver, lead shop foreman at Performance Boat Center and a dedicated family man.  Ray Lee is the publisher of the national/international publication Speedboat Magazine, where nine high quality issues are printed each year with global distribution, and popular social media platforms on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.  With all of the "bros" experience, knowledge, and friends and colleagues in the industry and sport, this podcast is sure to entertain, enthuse and educate the powerboating community. 

After months of three-way scheduling conflicts, the "Bros" finally catch up with offshore racing champion JJ Turk–who just secured the esteemed and highly coveted honors of National Champion, World Champion and also inducted into the APBA Hall of Champions for the 2024 season. He accomplished all  of them for pulling double duty and collecting victories alongside his throttleman, Nick Buis in both Class 5 and Mod Vee classes.  Racing for XINSURANCE and his own team, Turk Family Racing, Turk has spent most of the last season atop the race podium, collecting checkered flag after checkered flag. Now, for 2025, Turk and Buis will leave their previous boats and climb into the cockpit of the XINSURANCE MTI competitor to compete at the pinnacle of the sport, Pro Class 1.  There's a lot of exciting stuff for JJ, hi s family and his race teams. Listen as they discuss last season as well as what to expect from XINSURANCE and Turk Family Racing this year.  This is JJ Turk.  Myrick Coil is the driver for the National Champion Monster Energy / M CON Class 1 team, Speedboat Magazine Test Team Driver, lead shop foreman at Performance Boat Center and a dedicated family man.  Ray Lee is the publisher of the national/international publication Speedboat Magazine, where nine high quality issues are printed each year with global distribution, and popular social media platforms on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.  With all of the "bros" experience, knowledge, and friends and colleagues in the industry and sport, this podcast is sure to entertain, enthuse and educate the powerboating community. 

Kevin Turner returns for a new episode of the Autosport Podcast as he, Marcus Simmons and Stephen Lickorish sit down to review the 2024 BTCC Support Series. First up, a look a the British F4 Championship as Deagen Fairclough dominated proceedings, winning 14 races across the season on the way to a title won by over 200 points over any other rider, earning him a nomination for Autosport's Young Driver of the Year Award. Next, a look at the Porsche Carrera Cup GB as George Gamble took top honours ahead of Charles Rainford and Hugo Ellis, as well as the surprise wins in the Pro-Am category for Angus Whiteside and W Series alum and star of "The Grand Tour", Abbie Eaton. There's also a look at the Porsche Sprint Challenge too, as Sebastian Hopkins took the title in the Pro Class on countback over Max Coates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

$2000 Purse! ARE YOU READY!? We are goin TOR racing at Budds Creek! This episode features the current Pro Class points leader; Ranger Emmons! Ranger, a sneaky fast racer and an electrical union apprentice gives insight into his training, his mentors and his life outside racing. Also on this episode is an old riding buddy, Rob Wiggins. Rob's company Wiggins Insurance is the donor for the $2000 pro purse. I had Rob on to talk about what he can offer our racers, and TOR families in terms of protecting your dirt bikes, campers and even aftermarket parts! To close out the show I had Tegan on to discuss track conditions, and what to expect this weekend at Budds Creek!

In this series, we shift our focus to get to know the riders under the helmets in the off-road moto scene. In episode 19, our host Brent Bowser catches up with GasGas rider Ava Silvestri about her upbringing, riding and racing off-road in the Women's Pro Class, her thoughts on the state of women's racing and more!

A big thank you to P1 Web Development for supporting the show! If you need a custom website then check out https://p1webdevelopment.com/theesses/Here's everything you need to know about IMSA's GTD PRO class!Support the showFollow the show on Twitter at @offintheessesFollow the show on Youtube at Off in the Esses

Engine swap, aero repackage, electronic overhaul and a switch to slicks are some of the major changes the legendary Hammerhead has seen during its transformation into what is an essentially new build in many respects, Tanuki.Use ‘PODCAST75' for $75 off your first HPA course here: https://hpcdmy.co/hpa-tuned-inDavid Lenthall of GT Auto Garage discusses the 4.1L VR38DETT engine swap, which sees the venerable 900hp (approx) SR20VET retired in favour of more power (1080hp at 25 PSI) with less stress, but at the cost of some extra weight, 4% more of which is now over the front axle.The Autronic ECU was replaced with a suite of MoTeC electronics largely due to the preference of owner Wayne Lee and those now running the car, including MoTeCs torque management options via their GPR package.Also replaced is the iconic aero package with Andrew Brilliant AMB Aero engineering an infinity wing package for the car in part to update it and in part to help further establish it as something different.With the help of tyre rule changes allowing slicks, Pro driver Tim Slade has Tanuki now down to 1:20.4560 with more in the tank after a wheel failure took them out of the competition for this year.For some more insight into the history of this car, previous drivers include Shane Van Gisbergen, Earl Bamber, Warren Luff & Andre Heimgartner, with Tim Slade winning the Pro Class back to back in 2016 and 2017 among stiff competition.

The SuperUtes saw Aaron Borg and Adam Marjoram talk about their wins. Dylan O'Keeffe won the Pro Class while team mate Dean Cook clinched the Pro-Am they speak about their success.

The SuperUtes saw Aaron Borg and Adam Marjoram talk about their wins. Dylan O'Keeffe won the Pro Class while team mate Dean Cook clinched the Pro-Am they speak about their success.

HERE WE GO! Relive the thrilling moments from the 2023 Briarcliff ATV Motocross National as we dive into an action-packed episode of the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast. Joel Hetrick secures his fourth career title, while rising stars like Aaron Salinas achieve career-best finishes. Unfortunately, the event wasn't without its share of wrecks and injuries to some of our favorites, and we'll discuss it all. Join us as we attempt to explain the controversies surrounding the event in the company of back-to-back champ Joel Hetrick, Pro Class rookie Aaron Salinas, Briarcliff track owner and promoter Jeremy Osborn, and Pro Class racer Vince Mirman (who played amateur referee this weekend). They'll help us break down all the excitement from Round 9 in Ohio, right here on the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! As always, thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us!  Don't miss out on the excitement - tune in now to get the inside scoop, exclusive interviews, and expert analysis. Subscribe and share with your friends to keep up with all things ATV Motocross!Support the show

Our guest this week is a second-generation Surfer/Shaper that grew up in an amazing surfingfamily that continues to be a staple in the Surf Community with their Family Surf Shop, Sakal Surfboards on Main St. in H.B. Groomed at an early age to become a Professional Surfer, he also had the privilege to grow up inside the shaping room. His dad, Ed Sakal, has passed down all the knowledge and skills to give him all the tools to finish a board from start to finish at the young age of 14. But, it was his surfing ability that shined in his early years with clean style and polished surfing that landed him many endorsements, magazine shots, and years traveling the world testing out his designs in the world's best waves. He has continued shaping and refining his craft for the last 30 year under the Family Label, as well as the legendary Chris Christenson Surfboards. He is also no slouch on a Dirt Bike either and is a regular stand out in the Pro Class at Surfer-Cross with multiple wins??!! We welcome our friend, ripper, and all-around solid human Mr. Ryan Sakal, Ryan Sakal Surfboards.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this series, we shift our focus to get to know the riders under the helmets in the off-road moto scene. In episode 4, our host Brent Bowser talks with Factory KTM off-road racer Mateo Oliveira about growing up in Hollister California, racing Hare Scrambles, making the switch to off-road with his brother Dante, moving up to the 450 Pro Class and more!

In 2022 Blair was running in the top 3 in both classes Pro am, pro sport until there was get off at iron man in the mud . Trying to come to his injury over early on unfortunately surgery was the only option Graduating High school and moving to have more time to train on the machine and prepare for a 2023 season that could put him in to a sport on the proline in 2024. The purchase of a YFZ450R will help prepare Blair for the Pro classOvercoming the mental Block of the injury to push at a 100 % until this happens Blair doesnt know precisely where he is more time on the machine is the objective to push him in to a place on comfort on the track A Chat with Blair Miller is always fun the topics go all over and cover everything . Please enjoy subscribe for the Growth of the Show and content

WE'RE BACK! And with our Gatorback Review Show! The ATV Motocross National Championship returned to Gatorback forn the first time in 17 years and what ensued was arguably the craziest day in Pro Class racing in as long as we can remember! From the highest of highs, like Bryce Ford winning his first career moto and overall victory as a professional, to the lowest of lows like injuries for Chad Wienen, Zack Decker, Kevin Saar, and Cesar Jimenez. Gatorback was great and terrible all wrapped into one. Listen as event winner and new series point leader Bryce Ford, 52-time podium finisher Thomas Brown, and SSI Decals' Ian Harris help us break down all the craziness right here on the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! As always, thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us! Support the show

David & Melissa Wagner join snowmobile sessions podcast to talk about Iron Dog Snowmobile Race Team 11 and what it takes to prepare and ride in the worlds toughest race.The Iron Dog is the World's Longest, Toughest Snowmobile Race, it covers more than 2,500 miles as it traverses the Alaskan backcountry.Starting on Big Lake, Pro Class racers travel over the Alaska Range to the Yukon River, then cut overland toward the Bering Sea coast. Once on the coast they travel to Koyuk then to Kotzebue via the “Red Dog Loop”. From Kotzebue racers head south reaching the halfway point in Nome. After leaving Nome, Pro Class Racers will reverse the course, minus the “Red Dog Loop” and finish back in Big Lake, Alaska.The Expedition Class, a non-competitive class, travels from Big Lake to Nome. Participants cover some of Alaska's most remote and rugged terrain while confronting harsh winter conditions.The race is scheduled to begin with the Expedition Class starting on February 15, 2023, followed by a Pro Class start on February 17, 2023 and finish on February 25, 2023 (in Big Lake, AK).#snowmobilepodcast #snowmobiling #snowmobilesessions #sledsessions #irondogSupport the show

WE'RE BACK! And with our Loretta Lynn's Review Show, our final race review podcast of the season. The 2022 Loretta Lynn's ATV Motocross National Championship season finale featured some of what we expected, a curve ball or two, plenty of dramatics to go around (which is per the usual at Loretta's), and overall some incredible racing from the Pro Class on down through the classes! Casey Greek joins the show to help break down everything that happened at “The Ranch”, so let's drive right in here on the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! As always, thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us. Enjoy!Support the show

1200HP, 42PSI, 2.2L 4G63, Tilton Interiors time attack legend, redux.After multiple lap records and back to back wins, owner, Pro-Am class driver and passionate time attack supporter Kosta Pohorukov and the infamous Tilton Interiors EVO IX V1 met an untimely end on track. While tragic, the incident that left the old chassis a write off enabled Trent Murphy of TM Automotive and others involved to use the winning formula on a new chassis and add all that extra knowledge they had learnt along the way to do it better.Want to learn how to EFI tune? Start with some free lessons right here: hpcdmy.co/tunebThe result was a keen focus on weight reduction, slight aero improvements care of Voltex Racing and after the chassis was completed by Riverside Racing, an incredible 3 month build time in order to make it to the World Time Attack Challenge before heading to Tsukuba in Japan, the home of time attack. With the car producing upwards of 3000kg of downforce, it is no surprise keeping the class spec tyres intact is an issue and an RF tyre delamination saw the team finishing the event early due to damage, but still walking away with 3rd place in the Pro Class with Garth Walden at the wheel, and 1st in Pro-Am via Kosta himself.The EVO 9's 4G63 retains its cast block as at around 1200HP it doesn't give them any issues producing 1200HP from a 2.2L capacity. The Emtron ECU and MoTeC PDM and dash display/logger control the engine and a myriad of sensors which ensure engine reliability as well as helping dial in aero and suspension setups to get the most out of the car. A Hollinger 6 speed sequential helps get the power to the ground and while Trent didn't give any specific numbers, the torque split has been adjusted to ensure the car turns into corners easily, as well as maintaining traction when the noise pedal is used on the exit.Also discussed is the new BorgWarner EFR 9280 turbo which hits a max boost of around 42PSI and 116,000RPM and its advantages over the old EFR 9180, the importance of packers, bump rubber and getting your spring rates right, using Nitrous and why the MIVEC system is retained. Also touched on is the difficulty of reducing weight when so much strength is needed to handle downforce with the tradeoff being the weight is placed as low as possible to improve handling.

WE'RE BACK! And with our Briarcliff Review Show starring track owner Jeremy Osborn, Pro Class podium-finisher Max Lindquist, Pro Am/Pro Sport overall winner Aaron Salinas, and Impact Solutions' Casey Greek will join us to help break down all the action from Ohio right here on the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! As always, thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us. Enjoy!Support the show

2019 National Hare & Hound Pro Class Champion and owner of Argubright Design Co, Jacob Argubright, discusses how Covid lockdown influenced his decision to focus on rally racing, his upcoming luau to raise money for Dakar, and his work as a graphic designer in the industry. Follow Jacob on Instagram and Facebook!  MotoAmerica is the OFFICIAL Sponsor of Pit Pass Moto! MotoAmerica, home of AMA Superbike and North America's premier motorcycle road racing series, features 10 rounds and 20 races of the best motorcycle road racing on 2 wheels. That's seven classes of motorcycle road racing, including Superbike, Supersport, Junior Cup, Stock 1000, Twins Cup, and the ever-popular King Of The Baggers and Roland Sands Super Hooligans. MotoAmerica has reinvigorated motorcycle road racing in North America, with one of its primary goals to help send its riders to the top-level international championships. MotoAmerica is not only proud to be stewards of the sport's rich heritage but also be a catalyst and guiding force for its future. Don't miss a minute of the action with MotoAmerica Live+ video-on-demand streaming. Tickets, info and complete schedule at motoamerica.com/tickets 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 Longbrake and Audio Engineer Eric Koltnow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael aka. Falke FPV verrät uns, wie er innerhalb 2 Jahren neben dem vorzeitigen Gewinn der Standardklasse der DCS Meisterschaft 2021 auch noch den Aufstieg in die Pro Class geschafft hat

The key names behind the current record-holding champion RP968 join the WTAC team for the latest episode of the WTAC Off The Record Podcast. The "RP" in RP968, Rod Pobestek, and the man behind the wheel, Barton Mawer, talk about the car's origin stories, why the 944/968 platform as a base, why they want other Pro Class teams to go faster, and what it takes to string together a perfect lap at Sydney Motorsport Park. (26 min)Get tickets now for WTAC: https://bit.ly/3jCqPdg APRIL 1 & 2, 2022 | Sydney Motorsport Park#WTAC #WTACOffTheRecord #WTACPodcastWORLDTIMEATTACK.COM

Josh Roper is having a breakout season. Josh is riding the Pro Class in the US NATC Championship and currently sitting 2nd overall with one round to go this weekend. He won the California Trials Invitational earlier this year and he's just back from the USA TdN team who were agonisingly close to a podium, and also rode the world rounds preceding the TdN event in the Trial 2 class.   None of this should be a surprise. Josh is from Trials Royalty in the USA, starting with his Dad Todd who rode the Pro class in the 80's and his brother Bryan who finished a high of 2nd place in 2013. We interviewed his Dad Todd about 1 year ago on episode 43.In addition to this we hear how current pro riders like Daniel Blanc-Gonnet have taken him under their wing when he was riding the Expert class and helped him build up to the rider he is now.   We also discuss his progress through the ranks, #vanlife and how he has been spending his summer, and what his routine looks like. We also discuss ambitions for Europe and how the USA 'pay it forward' approach to rider development is now seeing Josh run schools for juniors where he can.   It was a real treat to chat with Josh and I'd like to thank him for making time to do this podcast.   Ladies and gentleman, I give you my chat with Josh Roper.   Contact the Podcast: Email: podcast@trials.com.au Facebook Group: Trials Australia Podcast Community Instagram: trialsauspodcast TikTok: @trials_aus_podcast

Today's episode is a special one, we are focusing on getting the most performance out of your jet ski using tricks and tips from one of the best in the business, 2020 Vintage Class World Champion Wyland Reden! We've saved some of his top engine and handling tips for this episode to help you get ready for the World Finals! If you want to race with the best in the sport or just enjoy riding with your friends more, this episode is for you! YOUR JET SKI 01:00 So tell us about your ski: dual 46 carbs, reverse jets that's tuned well, west coast cylinder with hand done porting, Kaufmann full pipe, for a good top and bottom end. Full length, hand ported intake manifold. 03:15 What head do you use and under what compression? West Coast head at 195 compression, 200 and over just damaged the engine. 04:40 We use a normal but lightweight crank. 04:50 We replace the PJS pistons every 6 months of racing. 05:30 Waterbox and exhaust. 06:24 Pump: I use a Rhaas 750 conversion kit bored to almost 800 with a big swirl prop, impellers at a high angle as well as an 800 pump nozzle that automatically drops as you turn. 07:17 We have settled on a flat ride plate extended 3 inches out and size 21 rings. 08:10 Top end vs low end performance. 08:44 Advice for people getting into the 550 class. 09:21 It has become necessary to have a 750 pump to be competitive. 10:36 What did you use before the 750 pump? 12:00 It's very difficult to weld anything onto a ride plate. 13:08 We use 2 washers on the ride plate to angle it slightly down. 14:25 How do you fill the gaps between the ride plate and the hull?. 15:14 That's a good way to stop the ski from bouncing around too much. TOP SPEED 15:43 They used to use a radar gun on the back straight to measure top speed, how do you measure it today? We use the GPS data from a GoPro, a phone as well as using a radar gun. 17:09 Your highest ever speed on a 550: 56mph. 18:24 You have to choose between acceleration and top speed. 19:12 Picture of Jeff Jacobs going 57mph. 20:15 Top speed run:what intake grate do you use? Rhaas top loader. FUEL 22:02 How much do you put in? ¾ tank. 23:43 Which fuel do you use? VP 110 Racing Fuel that is kept super cold. PREP FOR RACE 24:30 What is your process of prep to get ready for the start line with your holder? 26:43 What do you do on the line to get your jet ski ready for the race? 30:48 How do you prepare yourself for the start of the race? 30:39 Reading the conditions and mentally preparing. 34:38 Troubles in the season: narrowly avoiding a fire. 36:26 I turn on the bilge pump at the last minute because it uses battery power. 38:13 Ignition system and flywheels, don't play with reverse magnets. GET READY TO RACE 39:48 Why do you rev before the race? To clear the water. 40:47 How to time the start. 42:26 I prefer the inside split, it's tighter and shorter. My ski turns sharply or not at all. PRIZE MONEY IN RACING 44:05 No money in the US but some good cash prizes overseas like in Thailand. 45:08 My team is a big part of my racing. 47:00 Did you see Harry Goatcher and Jeff Jacobs? PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR 47:57 I won't leave the 550's but I'm moving to the Pro Class. 49:42 We are trying to start a stock spec class, no modifications and far cheaper. 53:31 There's something special when you go back to how things used to be.

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WE'RE BACK! And with another race review episode of the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! Redbud was another wild one, and we'll cover all the craziness from the weekend in this episode. Casey Greek will help breakdown all the action and then two guys that headlined the event will join the show. Max Linquist just earned his first career Pro Class podium, so you knew we were going to chat with him! Then another 17-year-old stops by, this time it's Dane Molander, who came out of nowhere to win Pro Sport at Redbud. If it happened or is currently happening in ATV motocross, we discuss it in this episode. You won't find content like this anywhere else, and we're proud of that! Thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us, enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

WE'RE BACK! And with a special episode of the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! This is the story of a guy battling and beating now-legend, Joel Hetrick, for a Pro Am Championship, and then continuing that battle the following season as the duo made their rookie debuts in the Pro Class. As an AMA ATV Pro Class rookie, this rider grabbed a handful of top five finishes, finished on the podium multiple times, won a pro moto, and battled for the win at the season finale – but as quickly as he entered professional ATV racing, he was gone. He went from battling for wins as a rookie in 2011, to absent from the series in 2012 and beyond. And as you'll hear him say, he sometimes wonders "what if", just like many ATV motocross fans still do to this day. This is the story of Chase Snapp! Thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us, enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

WE'RE BACK! And with another episode of the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast breaking down all the action from the races! Impact Solutions' Casey Greek will join us to help break down all the action from Aonia Pass, the latest chapter in a season that has featured some incredible racing! Jeffrey Rastrelli will also join us to talk about his first Pro Class podium in over two years! As always, this episode features some great conversations, stories, and insight that you won't find anywhere else! Thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us, enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

WE'RE BACK! And with another jam-packed episode of the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! Logan Tremellen of Tremellen Media House joins us to help break down all the action from High Point. Fresh off his third career Pro Class podium, Brandon Hoag rejoins the show this week. We'll talk about his best overall performance as a professional and Brandon will help deliver potentially the most important message we have EVER discussed here on Digging Deep. Michael Byrd will join us next; Michael works for Baldwin Motorsports during the week and wrenches for 7x champ Chad Wienen on the weekend – so needless to say, he is at the absolute epicenter of ATV racing. He tells us how he found himself wrenching for two legends, takes us underneath the Wienen Motorsports tent and inside the walls at Baldwin, gives us the best insight yet into the Pro Stock debacle, and more. Lastly, Aaron Salinas drops by to tell us about his up and down weekend at High Point. This star-in-the-making won his first ever Pro Am moto on the same weekend that he found himself at the center of one of the gnarliest wrecks in recent memory. You’re going to come away from this conversation as a BIG fan of Aaron Salinas. As always, enjoy our one-of-a-kind content that you won't find anywhere else! Thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us, enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

Episode 28 of the Full Caster Podcast - A Karting Conversation brings on Dante Yu as a guest with hosts Mike Smith and Derek Esquibel. Dante is known as one of the top talents currently in the Senior category of North American Karting, formally a SKUSA California ProKart champion in the junior ranks, and now a regular front runner in the top flight senior categories nationally.  Follow along through his rise in karting starting in kid karts and through to seniors, as well as his experiences racing in Europe, and a stint in the US F4 Championship in cars. He even dabbled in the Machismo 12 Hour race in the Briggs 206 Pro Class, and is an avid gamer!Join us for Episode 28 of the Full Caster Podcast, Part 1 with Dante Yu!

Episode 28 of the Full Caster Podcast - A Karting Conversation brings on Dante Yu as a guest with hosts Mike Smith and Derek Esquibel. Dante is known as one of the top talents currently in the Senior category of North American Karting, formally a SKUSA California ProKart champion in the junior ranks, and now a regular front runner in the top flight senior categories nationally.  Follow along through his rise in karting starting in kid karts and through to seniors, as well as his experiences racing in Europe, and a stint in the US F4 Championship in cars. He even dabbled in the Machismo 12 Hour race in the Briggs 206 Pro Class, and is an avid gamer!Join us for Episode 28 of the Full Caster Podcast, Part 2 with Dante Yu!

WE'RE BACK! And with another special episode of the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast! Pat Brown was a consistent threat throughout his career as a professional ATV racer. His rise to stardom was quick, he contended for podiums almost instantly, and his first ever Pro Class win came at one of the most prestigious events in the history of the sport. "Downtown" Patrick Brown joins the show to tell his story, talk about that unforgettable 2007 ATV Open Invitational victory, and more. As always, thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

WE'RE BACK! And with one of our favorite episodes of the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast that we've ever done! Logan Tremellen of Tremellen Media House kicks things off with a discussion about the biggest topics and storylines of this offseason. Then Brandon Hoag joins the show to update us on his injury and preview his third season as a pro. We’re hoping to get Jeffrey Rastrelli on here, before Michael Allred joins us as he gets set to make his full-time move to the Pro Class. To cap things off, Ford Brothers Racing team mechanic, Nick Hickey, comes on to give us a behind the scenes look at the Ford Brothers Racing program and update us on their switch to Yamaha. As always, thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

We're back, and with a fun episode! Brooke Katherine joins the Digging Deep ATVMX Podcast this week and is sure to prompt some happy grins and laughs. Our Host, Cody Janssen, and his better half start by talking about their summer spent at the racetrack, which then turns into talking about some current ATV motocross topics, 2021 Pro Class predictions, rapid fire questions, and so much more that you won't want to miss. As always, thanks for DIGGING DEEP with us. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

This week we recap the 2020 USA BMX Grands Pro Spectacular! We breakdown all the excitment including Alise's first turn move to win her the Woman Pro title, Riley's dominating performance in the A Pro Class, the exciting three way battle in the Vet Pro Class, and Connor's impressive ride to win his third USA BMX #1 Pro title!  Enjoy!.... ps. Alise won the GRAND SLAM 

HERE IT IS! We are so stoked to roll out this star-studded episode, one I think may be our most informative and insightful show to date! With his back up against the wall, Joel Hetrick rose to the occasion and completed a perfect day at Lake Sugar Tree. The defending champ joins the podcast to talk about his weekend, the imminent battle between himself and Chad Wienen with just 5 motos remaining, and we even discuss his stint racing the Pro Stock class earlier this season – which is quite the hot button topic! Then former pro rider turned Team Nine6Nine frontman Travis Moore joins the show to talk about what is probably the second biggest story coming out of Virginia. His rider, Pro Class rookie Logan Stanfield, put the ATV racing world on notice with his first career Pro Class top 5 finish at Lake Sugar Tree, and with how passionate Travis is it makes for a truly great listen! Next, we welcome Thomas Brown back to the podcast following his 50th career Pro Class podium, and we'll discuss that but there's a much bigger topic to cover with TBrown. He recently announced that he'd be retiring at the end of this season, so we'll dig deep into that decision with the 12-year-pro. Finally, Max Lindquist won 6 consecutive events on his way to being crowned Pro Am National Champion at Lake Sugar Tree. We bring the freshly crowned 16-year-old rising star on to talk about his season and get some insight into when we can expect to see him make his professional debut. Four amazing guests are featured on this episode to help cover ATV racing of the past, present, and future. This episode will get you psyched for the stretch run of this season and give you all the info you need to enjoy the remaining races to the fullest. Thanks for DIGGING DEEP into another exciting episode with us, enjoy! Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

HERE IT IS! We are so stoked to roll out this episode with some incredible guests! After pure domination at RedBud, Chad Wienen starts us off by talking about his weekend and a look to the future with just a few events remaining in the 2020 season. We'll do a full rundown of the action at RedBud before welcoming former Pro Class podium finisher Nick DeNoble to the show. Nick made his return to the track after a seven-year hiatus, so we talk about that and go in-depth about his racing career. He was so pumped to join the show and it made for one of our favorite segments we've ever done here on the podcast. Our third guest is a gentleman who adores the sport for many reasons including: freedom, inclusion, treatment, and more. Todd Macke was born with Cerebral Palsy, but after 33 years riding ATVs, it's safe to say that his condition didn't stop him from becoming a well-known member of the ATV community. Listen as he tells his amazing story, talks current racing, and fills us in on his weekend at RedBud! Lastly, Ryan Smith finishes things off by giving us an early look at Lake Sugar Tree. The owner is preparing to host his first ever ATV national, and you'll be excited to head to Virginia after hearing from him. Current racing talk, stories of the past, good laughs, conversations about life, and more – you'll find a little bit of everything in this episode! Thanks for DIGGING DEEP into another very special episode with us, enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingdeep)

Some of you have said that our podcast coverage is your favorite way to stay up to date with what happens at the races, so we're back with yet another race review podcast – this one from the most recent ATV motocross national at Pleasure Valley Raceway! We'll cover all that happened in what was a crazy weekend for the AMA ATV Pro Class, as well as cover some other notables from the weekend in PA. Listen as Bryce Ford joins the show fresh off his first career podium. After all the emotion he showed at the races, now a week later, it's awesome to hear him describe everything he was feeling. He takes us inside his helmet as he talks about his day, we also get into the strides he's taken with his fitness since joining The Program, and so much more. Bryce is such a great interview and he never seems to disappoint; this time is no different! Lastly, fellow Pro Class rookie stand-out Troy Hill joins the podcast following his three consecutive top 10 finishes. Troy talks about what it's like racing against his idols, his season so far, where he thinks he can be with some better starts, and more. Troy and Cody have some history being around one another, making for an enjoyable listening experience! Thanks for DIGGING DEEP into another race review with us, enjoy!Support the show (https://patreon.com/diggingdeepatvmx?utm_campaign=creatorshare&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter)

What does safe and social distancing style racing look like? What can we expect to be different about a typical race weekend when we get to Georgia in response to COVID-19? What all went into making a safe and responsible return to racing? On this week's podcast we are joined by MX Sports Vice President and Event Coordinator, Tim Cotter, to answer all your questions with the season opening round of the ATV Motocross National Championship now finally in sight. This informative episode doesn't end there, as we recap some of the Pro Class storylines heading into Aonia Pass, before being joined by Evil Coffee Company’s Ross Dantonio for another great interview to cap the episode. You'll hear him talk about his background in ATV racing, his path to creating his super cool brand, and even give you some marketing, self-promotion, and sponsorship tips along the way. Thanks to Tim Cotter and Ross Dantonio for joining us, so much good info in this week's episode. If you're heading to Georgia, this is a must-listen-to episode. NOW LISTEN AND THEN LET'S GO RACING, enjoy! Support the show (https://patreon.com/diggingdeepatvmx?utm_campaign=creatorshare&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter)

These are unprecedented and strange times, so we wanted to offer a rapid reaction podcast to the rescheduling of the Texas National at Underground MX from March to September due to the COVID-19 crisis. Joining the show for a quick conversation about how the coronavirus is effecting ATV motocross is AMA ATV Pro Referee, Harv Whipple. We conclude with a happy talk about the state of ATV motocross and the strength of the current Pro Class. Wanting to give a voice to the situation and support the series' decision, you tried to get this episode to you as quickly as possible. Thank you for listening to the number one podcast in ATV racing, where we DIG DEEP with the stars of ATV motocross. Enjoy!Support the show (https://patreon.com/diggingdeepatvmx?utm_campaign=creatorshare&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter)

Remember a few weeks ago we asked you guys to submit questions for a unique Q&A segment? Surprise! It was for our new podcast! Our production manager Emily Metzgar joins Rhonda in today's segment as she brings your questions to the table. This will be the first of many Q&A's and is mainly focused on epoxy questions. Be sure to continue to submit questions for future segments as we'll also be answering more personal topics such as ranch life, working with your spouse, and whatever else you want to know! RK3 Designs is a learning studio focused on teaching how to create beautiful epoxy finishes using Stone Coat Epoxy. Looking for a more hands-on learning experience? RK3 Designs offers numerous classes, monthly in the San Antonio area that cater to different levels of experience. Learn more about our Epoxy 101 Workshop: http://www.rk3designs.com/epoxy-101 Check out PRO Class: http://www.rk3designs.com/pro-class Be sure subscribe to our Youtube channel and join the RK3 community on: Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/rk3designs Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rk3designs Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/rk3designs

Charlie and Jordan are still hanging out in the airbnb, they chat about MultiGP Pro-class qualifiers and also the other shenanigans they've been up to. Don't forget to tune in on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month for new episodes. Special Thanks to our sponsor HOBBYWING

December 2, 2019The now 2-time MultiGP Champion, Evan "Headsup" Turner, joins us on the AMA Podcast to discuss his experience in Daytona at this year's championships... including how a shipping mishap nearly ruined his chances at a 2nd title.  We also talk about his relationship to his top 'rivals' and his history flying IMAC at Clover Creek Aerodrome.  Did we mention he's only 16 years old?Check out Evan's new brand, Five33 at https://flyfive33.com/

We are back for episode 121! This week we're once again joined by Ben from Pencil's Ballercast, and later we're joined by Michael 'Tresy' Trew, however, he just yells things from the couch. We start off talking about go-karting as we're going to Matt's bucks next weekend, before we talk a bit about the Gold Coast 600 Supercar race, with Chaz Mostert and Scott McLaughlin both binning their Mustangs in qualifying. Joseph then talks about his plans to run his GT86 in WTAC in 2021, and what'll be required for him to meet the requirements to compete, we then tangent a bit to talking about Hyundai and their foray into WTAC with the Drift Bus iMax and their actual time-attack i30N. We then actually talk about World Time Attack Challenge 2019, and the issues surrounding the Yokohama tyres that don't appear to be handling the greater and greater loads that the Pro-Class players are putting the tyres under. Matt then drops a bombshell on all of us. We then pretty much just talk absolute nonsense for the rest of the episode, so if you're into that, you'll enjoy the rest of this episode! Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and at www.gearsandbeersmedia.com / www.unashamedlyunprofessional.com Gears and Beers Podcast is hosted by Mitchell Denham, Matthew Morwood, and Joseph Riga Unashamedly Unprofessional

Nick Fahringer is currently third place in the Pro Class of the AMA American Hard Enduro. He finished second at RORR and most recently, sixth place at Battle of the Goats in August.

If a picture is worth a 1000 words, what is a painting worth? Imagine this, the BEST of your reception captured in a PAINTING! That’s right…A REAL CANVAS, and paint by a REAL artist! This is the latest RAGE in WEDDINGS and special events. Today on Pro Class, we have Professional Artist Natalie Pfeiffer! Who will tell us about LIVE paintings at your wedding or special event!

Show #1 of a 4 part series on Wedding Planning / coordinator. For the FIRST Wedding planner episode Pro Class has brought in a local icon for South Texas Wedding Planning. Diana Boucher has over 30 years of experience and has literally seen it all! This makes her a PERFECT fit to kick off this series concentrating on Wedding Planners. On this episode you can CLEARLY see just how important this job is! And why this is an important part of your event. Everything from saving you money, to reliving stress, Diana covers it all.

Show #2 of a 3 part series on Photography. The memories of your wedding day will last a lifetime! Making sure every special moment is captured correctly is a much bigger job than you might realize! Trusting someone to capture those moments can be a VERY difficult decision! Here to help you understand how important this decision is are two TRUE Professionals! Pro Class is happy to have Snap Chic Photography in the studio for this show!

Photography show part 1 of 3. Dawn Elizabeth owner of Dawn Elizabeth Studios gives Pro Class Weddings a “Snapshot” of what you need to know when booking a professional photographer. Dawn, not only a superstar in our industry, but a former bride of 5150, which makes this interview very exiting! The time we spent was AMAZING and very informative. Photography, on this episode of Pro Class!

Mark Thomas Videography. Videography, pert one in our 3 part series. A story teller at heart, Mark will guide you into the importance of understanding what you are buying, when it comes to this important decision. Answering the questions, you have (or may not have yet) Mark has exceptional attention to detail and is why he is AMAZING on this episode of Pro Class! “From the beginning my goal has been to tell the best story I could through images. I have always loved images that capture true emotion.” -Mark Thomas

Professional dance instructor David Callahan gives Pro Class a fresh idea on entertainment for your rehearsal dinner! Also, do you know how to dance? Are you ready for that special FIRST DANCE? David can get you ready and dancing like a pro in a SINGLE session. Let’s dance our way into this original idea with professional dance instructor David Callahan and Philip Chancellor.

Interviews with the MASTERS of special events. Full description soon...

Competing in the XC2 250 Pro Class of the GNCC Series, Ben Kelley has earned four straight wins to open the series. The Trail Jesters KTM rider is currently in fifth place of the overall standings through 4 rounds and is first in the XC2 Pro Class.

2019 has seen Evan Smith join Max Motorsports/ FXR Racing/ Husqvarna. Competing in the 2019 Kenda AMA National Enduro Series, Smith has placed third at the first two rounds, placing him third in the overall standings. In the Amsoil GNCC, Smith is third in the overall standings of the XC2 250 Pro Class, with second, fourth, and fourth place finishes in the first three rounds. Smith is currently sitting in first place of the Pro 2 Overall Standings in the Kenda Full Sprint Enduro with 115 points.

In this second edition of GT3 Quarterly, Kriswascher97 and kiwichris1709 take you through all of the action in BSS, BES, regional GT series, the changes in PWC, followed by a full preview for the 2018 24 Hours of Spa Francorchamps!   Approximate timestamps; 0:00 - BES 6:20 - BSS10:30 - Tidbits - Italian GT, Aus GT, IGTC24:56 - PWC (including driver going to the wrong Portland)27:00 - GT Nations Cup Bahrain36:00- Spa Preview40:00 - Lower classes preview59:30 - Pro Class grid preview 75:15 - Pit rules78:20 - SRO Conference

Interview with PRO Class rider Sam Fastle during 2018 Spring Break Training.

In this episode IFBB Pro John Meadows is in town to speak at the 2017 Physique Summit Conference and swings over to 1st Phorm HQ to give everyone an update on everything “Mountain Dog”.  Topics discussed include his new Granite Supplement line, being 2 weeks out and not doing the 212’s Pro Class this year,... The post Episode 45: IFBB Pro John Meadows appeared first on TNT PODCAST.

January 15, 2016 The Path Podcast Show Page ABOUT THE EPISODE: The guys bring another Hall of Famer on the show. In this episode they hang out with BMX legend, Perry Kramer. They discuss a lot of topics, including the history of BMX, PK Rippers, and more. Plus they spend some time letting Perry tell stories about the good ol' days of BMX racing and the early years of mountain biking. Even if you're not into BMX, this is still a great listen - informative, interesting, and teaches you about the history of BMX. It's a good peak into the early days of where mountain biking came from too. The Path guys welcome all of your questions and encourage you to send them an email with the subject "Podcast Question" to sales@thepathbikeshop.com. ---------- RELATED SHOW LINKS: Perry Kramer - US Bicycling Hall of Fame BMX Inductee Giant Bicycles PK Rippers #ThePathPodcast The Path Bike Shop Website The Path Bike Shop Facebook Page The Path Bike Shop on Instagram The Path Bike Shop on Twitter The Path Bike Shop on Google+ The Path Bike Shop on Pinterest The Path Bike Shop on Vimeo Like what you are getting from Mountain Bike Radio? Support it and get something in exchange. About Perry Kramer: From the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame - "Born 1959 in Santa Monica, CA., Perry was the 1979 Pro World Champion, winning the Pro Class at the 1979 JAG International World Championship. Other international championships include first place for an International Race in Japan, 1980; the Avro Invitational Fietscross race in Eidnhoven, Netherlands in 1980; and the New Zealand Summer Nationals in 1983. In 1976, he placed second for the NBL Nationals, and placed fourth as NBL Pro in 1979 and 1980. In 1978, Kramer assisted Scot Breithaupt to establish SE Racing, a BMX company that today is owned by Fuji Bicycles. In 1979, he created and promoted a BMX bike named the "PK Ripper", using his initials. The bike is still being produced and sold today. In 1978, Perry began BMX schools and turned that into what was promoted in 1980 as "Perry Kramer's Pro School of BMX". That year's tour was sponsored by BMX Plus magazine."    

Interview with Bryan Roper and Karl Davis about their impressions of the 2011 Pro Class.