Podcast appearances and mentions of Ryan Dungey

Mitch Kendra called up Kayden Minear after his 1-1 day at the SMX Next – Motocross Combine at the Hangtown Motocross Classic to talk about the race and much more. Originally from Perth, Western Australia, Minear turned pro in Australia at the age of 15 but then got an opportunity to race one event in the U.S. last summer. A moto win at the 2024 Ironman Raceway Scouting Moto Combine turned heads and made his phone ring, changing the trajectory of his life. Now, as a recently turned 18-year-old, he is living full-time in the United States and racing for Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing. The interview covers a bunch of different topics, including having Ryan Dungey as his idol growing up, racing Cole Davies—who is now his teammate on Star Racing—nearly ten years ago, how he ended up in the USA full-time, his early pro years in Australia, the saying he lives by, seeing the Lawrence brothers at races years ago, and more. To learn “bits and bobs” about Minear. “I grew up on the other side of Australia to every pro rider, there's not many pro riders that have come from where I where I grew up,” he said. Note: We did this interview Tuesday afternoon and on Thursday, the team announced Minear would be making his U.S. pro debut at the Thunder Valley National on Saturday, June 7, where he will be #106.   Who is Kayden Minear? Get to Know the Western Australian Native Mitch Kendra called up Kayden Minear after his 1-1 day at the SMX Next – Motocross Combine at the Hangtown Motocross Classic to talk about the race and much more. Originally from Perth, Western Australia, Minear turned pro in Australia at the age of 15 but then got an opportunity to race one event in the U.S. last summer. A moto win at the 2024 Ironman Raceway Scouting Moto Combine turned heads and made his phone ring, changing the trajectory of his life. Now, as a recently turned 18-year-old, he is living full- time in the United States and racing for Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing. The interview covers a bunch of different topics, including having Ryan Dungey as his idol growing up, racing Cole Davies—who is now his teammate on Star Racing—nearly ten years ago, how he ended up in the USA full-time, his early pro years in Australia, the saying he lives by, seeing the Lawrence brothers at races years ago, anWho is Kayden Minear? Get to Know the Western Australian Native Mitch Kendra called up Kayden Minear after his 1-1 day at the SMX Next – Motocross Combine at the Hangtown Motocross Classic to talk about the race and much more. Originally from Perth, Western Australia, Minear turned pro in Australia at the age of 15 but then got an opportunity to race one event in the U.S. last summer. A moto win at the 2024 Ironman Raceway Scouting Moto Combine turned heads and made his phone ring, changing the trajectory of his life. Now, as a recently turned 18-year-old, he is living full- time in the United States and racing for Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing. The interview covers a bunch of different topics, including having Ryan Dungey as his idol growing up, racing Cole Davies—who is now his teammate on Star Racing—nearly ten years ago, how he ended up in the USA full-time, his early pro years in Australia, the saying he lives by, seeing the Lawrence brothers at races years ago, and more. To learn “bits and bobs” about Minear. “I grew up on the other side of Australia to every pro rider, there's not many pro riders that have come from where I where I grew up,” he said. Note: We did this interview Tuesday afternoon and on Thursday, the team announced Minear would be making his U.S. pro debut at the Thunder Valley National on Saturday, June 7, where he will be #106d more. To learn “bits and bobs” about Minear. “I grew up on the other side of Australia to every pro rider, there's not many pro riders that have come from where I where I grew up,” he said. Note: We did this interview Tuesday afternoon and on Thursday, the team announced Minear would be making his U.S. pro debut at the Thunder Valley National on Saturday, June 7, where he will be #106

Dr. G is the most sought-after doctor in the world of pro motocross and supercross. Chances are, your favorite rider has been worked on by Dr. G after a crash before the night show or during a season when they're trying to return from injury. With years of experience working with top supercross racers, Dr. G has treated legends like Ricky Carmichael, Ryan Villopoto, Ryan Dungey, Cooper Webb, and now Jett Lawrence. His perspective on the dangers of supercross is one-of-a-kind, and the behind-the-scenes stories from working with these athletes are ones you won't want to miss!Gypsy Gang—as always, thanks for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe!

We are back for another episode of the podcast and this one is special. I am joined today by none other than Ryan Dungey. He is a future hall of famer and a multiple time Motocross and Supercross champion. On top of this he is a Husband, father and he runs a foundation that supports children with cancer and introduces bicycles into the lives of underprivileged children.Ryan was also the first person I ever recorded a podcast with all the way back in 2017. At that time the concept of Gypsy Tales wasn't even born yet, but that chat ignited what has become a great joy and passion in my life and it was really cool to get to sit down again years later.On this awesome episode of the podcast we talked about how far he has come since 2017, what he has learned since retiring from the sport, his comeback season in 2022, reflecting on his rivalry with Jason Lawrence, his experience trying out for Factory Suzuki, living with Ricky Carmichael, his friendship with James Stewart, his partnership with brands like Target and Nike and much more.Ryan is a brilliant guy and this was a joy to do.SPONSORS:DRINK AG1: http://www.drinkag1.com/gypsytalesMake sure you use the code to get your years free supply of Vitamin D and 5 FREE travel packs!Motosport: http://www.motosport.comThis episode is brought to you by the 50th Anniversary Edition YZ250 2-Stroke - Click the link below to find out more.https://yamahamotorsports.com/models/...MANSCAPED: http://www.manscaped.comGet 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code GYPSYGANGKRUSH OZ: https://krushoz.comDriTimes: http://www.dritimes.comFIST 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...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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

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

Ryan Dungey joins for Lessons and Reflections and shares his top five lessons he learned in his career.

Episode 7 of That Moto Show with Jade Dungey! Long time pro mechanic and brother to Ryan Dungey and wrenching for Aaron Plessinger currently. DirtBikeTV's Jay Clark has a Tech podcast to help you with your Dirt Bike questions. Riding, wrenching, gear or even moto-life advice Jay is here with over 30 years of industry experience. Feel free to email us your questions and what you would like Jay to discuss on future shows.   Brake Bleeding video: https://youtu.be/sw4kQmL_EeU --------------------------- Chapters: 0:00 Welcome to episode 7 FMF The Drop 3:11 Welcome to our guest, Jade Dungey 3:45 Talking about Jade's history and his brothers 13:34 Lets get into the Questions... Maybe 19:56 First Question! Spark Arrestors and Cutting the Screen 22:36 Question 2: KTM Wheels and Spacers 24:31 Question 3: Ruining a tank with fan modification 29:12 Question 4: Can I still use Rotella in my new bike? 34:24 Product Spotlight Dunlop AT82 40:12 Question 5: What's the hardest bike to work on? 43:52 Question 6: Gearing on my 300XC-W 47:57 Question 7: New Bike Routine 52:36 Question 8: Pro Bike Maintenance 55:34 Hysteria (1987) and Closing --------------------------- If you shop online at Rocky Mountain ATV/MC please click this affiliate link to shop in the future. There is no extra cost & it helps support our channel. Remember to click this link RM ATV/MC -DBTV Shopping each time you need to go there to shop. https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/l/Jay-Clarks-Top-Picks?ref=1050&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=jayclark&utm_campaign=influencer   Jay Clark/Dirt Bike TV has been around the Dirt Bike industry for thirty years and is always looking to learn and help others do so as well. Give a follow or drop an email if you have any questions or comments.   Thanks for Listening! You can watch the full episode on our YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/DirtBikeTV   Instagram: @dirtbiketv1   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dirt.bike.tv/   Website: https://dirtbiketv1.com   Email: jay@dirtbiketv1.com   Thanks for watching, don't forget to share and subscribe.

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

One of America's most successful open-wheel racers on a global stage, Alexander Rossi has carved out a career as one of IndyCar's most compelling drivers. After making five F1 race starts for Manor Marussia in 2015, he stepped back into a reserve role there for 2016 to race for Michael Andretti and Bryan Herta stateside; the partnership paid off with an Indianapolis 500 win in their first try. Giving up his F1 role for good the next year, Rossi spent seven seasons with Andretti, took eight wins, and finished second in points in 2018 before switching to Arrow McLaren for the 2023 season. Outside of IndyCar, he also won the 2021 24 Hours of Daytona alongside Filipe Albuquerque, Helio Castroneves, and Ricky Taylor for Wayne Taylor Racing.Listen Now: Check out this episode featuring Alexander from January 2021! Other guests include Supercross legend Ryan Dungey.Be sure and find a General Tire for your ride here: General TireSubscribe here to the show: Apple PodcastsFollow us on YouTube here: Jim Beaver on YouTubeThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1021001/advertisement

Todd Lentz, Senior VP at EVS Sports discusses marketing and rider support in the early days, how the company has grown, new products, and more.

Ryan Dungey comes on to talk coffee, his year back on the track in the Nationals and the possibility of an off-road adventure. Troll Train joins us to talk retirement, training future plans. RV calls in to discuss the just-dropped "Driven to Ride" video featuring himself, Steve, Jammin Jake Weimer and Talon. Adam Bailey of the World Supercross series calls in to discuss the inaugural two race preview and plans moving forward for the series. Dale Spangler is in studio for the first time and even Talon joins on the cohost side for a bit!

Bailey Kroone was hooked on motocross as soon as he was old enough to race, and always dreamed of becoming a professional motocross racer. He has since worked his way through D23 ARMCA amateur racing, and now competes in the A classes and select Pro Motocross Nationals, fulfilling his childhood dreams. Bailey is proud to have competed in the 2021 Washougal National in the 250 class, especially because his qualifying time seeded him directly into motos. The icing on the cake for that day? Having both his parents there to support him.After a successful 2022 season, Bailey is looking to take the next step in his racing career. After many winters of traveling south to dust off the cobwebs, he plans to dedicate a month or two to full time training at ClubMX this winter. This is something he's thought about for years, and he is excited to see the impact a full-time training program can have on his riding.Bailey continues to race in D23 ARMCA because of the friendships he's made and the quality time he gets to spend with family and friends. Bailey is especially excited to spend time with his nieces who love weekends at the track. Motocross has not only provided him with countless memories, it has also taught him valuable life lessons. Bailey has learned how to be self-sufficient, prepared, mechanically inclined, and dedicated to all that is involved in getting to the track.On race day, Bailey is inspired by Minnesota motocross legend, Ryan Dungey. Inspired by his riding technique on the track, and his kind, generous character off the track, Bailey does all he can to learn from Ryan. Bailey also enjoys pump up music in the morning to set his mentality for the day, and as the day progresses on, a homemade burrito to fuel his body. In addition to riding and racing, Bailey is dedicated to his work and enjoys hobbies like mountain biking, hockey, and scootering. He also enjoys family vacations that expose him to activities non-native to Minnesota.Once advised by his mom to do his best and race to the finish, Bailey applies this mentality to everything he does. As for Bailey's advice, he encourages other D23 ARMCA members to remember to have fun, even when racing becomes serious. He notes, “it's only racing, it's not as serious as you think sometimes and it sure won't last forever!” Bailey is truly grateful for the many people that have supported him and continue to do so, including his parents, his siblings, his closest friends, Barett and Grayson, his local track, BCMX, and his many sponsors that believe in him.This article was prepared by an independent contractor and may not be the view of the board of directors of District 23 ARMCA or any of their sponsors or affiliates.

In this "From the Down & Dirty Show Vault," Jim Beaver has Supercross and Motocross star Ryan Dungey on the show as well as IndyCar star Alexander Rossi.

The first time I met Adam LaRoche and Jason Baker was minutes before we recorded these interviews. What little I knew about both, Baker for his years of work with Dream Traxx and Moto Sandbox, LaRoche for his purposeful end to a twelve-year career in Major League Baseball, turned out to be the big reasons behind Red Bull Imagination. LaRoche's interest in motocross expanded when he retired from baseball, and after some research on private tracks, he messaged Baker to build one on the family's Kansas spread. One thing led to another, like the cornfield track for Ryan Dungey's Red Bull video, and soon Baker talked Tyler Bereman into visiting the site for his own project.

Max and Tallon Vohland discuss Max's second season and what improvements need to be made.

Red Bull KTM's Ryan Dungey talks to us about his exciting comeback for the 2022 Summer! What he learned, how much he enjoyed it and he answers the big question on if he'll continue racing...

Spencer Wallace began racing motocross at 7 years old and continued competing until he was in middle school. Though he had a brief hiatus from racing through high school, he picked up the sport again after graduation. Spencer competed in his first race back at a Motokazie race in Jordan, and he now competes in the Open C and 14-24 C classes. Spencer's greatest racing accomplishment was winning 2 Motokazie Supercross championships in 2021, and he has goals of defending these titles this year. Spencer also strives to finish in the top 5 in both the D23 ARMCA motocross series and the Spring Creek Super Series this season. And as for the long term, he one day hopes to take to the track at the Loretta Lynn's Amateur Motocross National.Spencer is inspired by top pro riders like James Stewart and Ryan Dungey, but he is also inspired by those who have supported him the most. After a close family friend passed before the 2021 season, Spencer knew he could push his limits and compete to the best of his abilities in his honor. This strong sense of community and support in motocross is what keeps him coming back to the races. Spencer is truly thankful for the many families that have supported his return to racing.In addition to riding and racing, Spencer enjoys playing softball and hockey, and of course some good tunes. Once advised to have fun and enjoy dirt biking, Spencer encourages other D23 ARMCA members to do the same, as well as take a moment to appreciate all they have in the racing community.This article was prepared by an independent contractor and may not be the views of the board of directors of District 23 ARMCA or any of their sponsors or affiliates. 

In this interview, MXA test rider Josh Mosiman interviews Eli Tomac and Ryan Dungey, straight after racing against them (and getting lapped by them) at the 2022 Washougal National. Eli Tomac finished second overall with 1-2 moto scores and his win streak was finally broken by Honda's Chase Sexton. Ryan Dungey had a strong day going, but a bike issue in the first moto put him out of podium contention with 37-4 scores. In these interviews, Eli Tomac talks about racing the 2022 FIM World Supercross Championship, Chase Sexton's skills and his qualifying tactics. Ryan Dungey explains how his day went, he talks about his strategy for attempting to salvage a better gate pick on the line (for 450 moto 2) and he talks about his decision for possibly racing Supercross and motocross in 2023. 

Introduction: Host Michael Rand welcomes in Twins beat writer Phil Miller for an extended look at Wednesday's big walk-off win over the Brewers, the upcoming series against the White Sox, Sunday's MLB draft and the trade deadline looming in a few weeks. 20:00: Minnesota native and Motocross legend Ryan Dungey joins the show. After retiring in 2017, Dungey has returned to action this year at age 32. He will compete on his home track in Millville, Minn., this weekend as he continues his comeback. 27:00: Minnesota United earned a draw with Sporting KC on Wednesday while Minnesota Aurora had a thrilling comeback playoff victory. 30:00: The Royals have a staggering number of unvaccinated players.

In this quick 10-minute interview, Shane McElrath explains how his fill-in ride with Rockstar Husqvarna is going so far, he explains how he didn't know what place he was in when he ultimately finished 5th at Thunder Valley in 450 Moto 2 and he talks about he likes to learn from Ryan Dungey, Eli Tomac, James Stewart and Ryan Villopoto. 

This week Darkside welcomes Tommy Ulikowski & Cody Wills on to discuss Ryan Dungey's performance, how Chase Sexton's responses should have the field worried, and Tommy tells why he's responsible for Matthes's relationship with Timmy

Welcome to The Race Recap Podcast, this week Nic welcomes on Monster energy Procircuit Kawasaki Mechanic Ryan Hughes to help break down round number 1 of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship from Fox raceway. The guys go through the 250 class, the 450 class, the fact Ryan Dungey is still good! & some of the behind the scenes look on the Pc race team on race day. Nic even re-names another raceway… again. @motolimited.au @Iamstillyn99 @rhtwotwo www.motolimited.au -- --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motolimited/message

Why did Ryan Dungey come back? How are Eli Tomac, Dylan Ferrandis, and Ken Roczen feeling? Many, many questions were asked and answered during the preseason media conference for the 2022 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, hosted by Jason Weigandt. The riders included 250 Class contenders Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, RJ Hampshire, Jo Shimoda, Michael Mosiman, Max Vohland, and Derek Drake, and the 450 riders consisted of Dylan Ferrandis, Eli Tomac, Ryan Dungey, Tony Cairoli, Ken Roczen, Shane McElrath, Aaron Plessinger, and Brandon Hartranft. Enjoy an hour of chatting with the riders before the season begins this Saturday in California. Note: Please forgive the early audio weirdness, or just enjoy the sweet reverb. New computer, not dialed in yet. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura, Leatt, and AOMC.

Its almost time to drop the gate on the Pro Motocross Championship. On this podcast I preview the stacked 450 class and talk about the anticipated return on Ryan Dungey. Give a prediction and some more analysts as the season is set to kick off at Fox Raceway --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Presented by Pro Taper Can you believe that the Lucas Oil MX Nationals are already upon us? This weekend, the best motocross racers in the world will converge on Fox Raceway and there will be so much to keep our eyes on, that it makes our heads spin. From nine-time World Champion Antonio Cairoli making a guest appearance to the return of Ryan Dungey to Dylan Ferrandis defending his 450 National Championship from teammate Eli Tomac...it's gonna be an incredible weekend. Alex Ray and Michael Antonovich aren't in town, but we still had a great time shooting the sh*t today.

In this "From the Vault," Jim throws it back with supercross and motocross legend Ryan Dungey.

Jason Weigandt catches up with Honda HRC's Ken Roczen, who is preparing to return to the track for the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship on May 28. Roczen explains what he went through physically that led him to withdraw from Monster Energy AMA Supercross, but why he still loves the sport and still has a will to win. Plus, his take on racing longtime friends Ryan Dungey and Antonio Cairoli this summer. Enjoy this episode of the Racer X Exhaust Podcast, presented by Yoshimura, Leatt, and OnTrack School.

Ryan Dungey is coming back to race the Nationals after 5 years and he comes on to talk that decision and his expectations... which are of course to battle for wins!! Jeremy Martin comes on to talk about his new deal with ClubMX after a frustrating SX season which again left him sidelined. Chris Blose wrapped up his full time racing career in SLC and he joins us to reflect back on how impressive his career turned out to be. We draw the random winner of the PulpMX Yamaha Privateer Raffle Yamaha YZ450 and we have Filthy, Rarick and Cooper Webb in studio! So good!

On this week's General Tire Jim Beaver Show short course champ Keegan Kincaid is on the show talking about his family, career, and the state of short course. The crew also talks Pro Motocross and Ryan Dungey's return, F1 Miami, the NORRA 1,000, the new Kawasaki UTV's & dive into Boston shenanigans.

Matthes and Paul Perebijnos from Renthal discuss the news of Ryan Dungey coming back to the nationals, Herlings not being able to race in 2022 and some AC/Suzuki rumors

What is up everyone!!!!! Well here we are, we mad another milestone. SHOW 200!!!!!!! On this episode of The Moto Aftermath Show presented by TLR Coatings, Energy Fuel, and Premier Custom Trailers, Travis, Justin, and Cole are in studio. They wrap up all the action from the 2022 Denver Supercross and talk a little bit of Ryan Dungey returning to the pro motocross series. Then they call up Eric Grondahl from Adept Creative Co. to talk to him about the series, his racing career, and some new business ventures he is starting. Then the guys call up long time friend of the show and fitness expert Coach Robb Beams and bench race with him for awhile. Thanks for watching Please like and Subscribe!!!!! HHUUUGGGGGEEEE Thanks to our sponsors for 2022: Our Newest Sponsor: Holester Co. www.miholesterco.com 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

From the Down & Dirty Show Vault comes this episode from May of 2016 with Ryan Dungey, Ken Roczen, & Collete Davis all on air. Dungey and Roczen discuss their Supercross championship showdown in las Vegas.

Jason Weigandt chats with Ryan Dungey for an update after Round 7 of Monster Energy AMA Supercross from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dungey was on hand to check out the action and also put significant charitable efforts together with the help of the industry, including donating $60,000 to St. Jude's and building 45 brand-new Strider bikes to donate to children in the area. He talks to Weege about the big Chase Sexton crash, the track conditions, Cooper Webb and Marvin Musquin, Jason Anderson's win, and the 250SX East action from Minnesota. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura, Leatt, and OnTrack School.

Join your host Adam J. Sinclair as we discuss the world of modern motorsports. This episode, the first of 2022, features Brock Drury, creator of the first sim racing movie! We are also pleased to welcome Ryan Dungey to talk a bit about two-wheeled racing, as well as his work with the Ryan Dungey Foundation. And of course, we'll chat a little about Daytona, LA, and more!

Jason Weigandt goes on a Vince Friese rant to start this edition of the Racer X Exhaust Podcast. Then it's time to dial up Ryan Dungey for his take on round five of Monster Energy AMA Supercross, starting with that Vince Friese and Christian Craig incident, then moving on to Eli Tomac's continued success. Remember, Dungey used to race Eli at the front too! The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura, Leatt, and OnTrackSchool.com.

What a show! Star Racing Monster Energy Yamaha's Eli Tomac comes on to discuss securing the first BluCru SX win in a couple years. He looks great and sounds happier than ever. Ryan Dungey calls in and he and RV reminisce on the battles over the career for a truly epic moment in the show's history. Lars Lindstrom the new Honda Team Manager comes on to talk shop and we also have Weimer in Studio with RV for what is ALWAYS a great time!

Sean Brennen, PR Manager- Motorsports for Feld Entertainment, discusses the Supercross season so far, how Feld Entertainment has dealt with Covid protocols for the race season and their other tours, and the Supercross Futures Program. We also discuss the KTM Junior Race Program, Ryan Dungey's involvement, and how electric bikes are changing the game!  Follow Supercross Live on Instagram and Twitter!   MotoAmerica is the OFFICIAL Sponsor of Pit Pass Moto! MotoAmerica, home of AMA Superbike and North America's premier motorcycle road racing series, is thrilled to announce that it will partner with Daytona International Speedway to host one of the world's most prestigious races – the DAYTONA 200 – during the weekend of March 10-12, 2022, in Daytona Beach, Florida. The DAYTONA 200 will not be included as part of the MotoAmerica Supersport Championship, leaving the opportunity open for the best riders from around the world to compete for the minimum $175,000 in purse and contingency that will be offered.  In addition to the DAYTONA 200, the MotoAmerica weekend at Daytona International Speedway will be the opening round of the 2022 MotoAmerica King Of The Baggers Championship, marking the first time Baggers will race on the high banks of a Superspeedway with speeds expected to exceed 160 mph, and also the first round of the Twins Cup Championship. Joining the Baggers and Twins Cup will be the ever-popular Roland Sands Super Hooligan national championship. All three classes will run two races during the Daytona 200 weekend.  Tickets are on sale now at www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com or by calling 1-800-PITSHOP 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

Jason Weigandt and Ryan Dungey grab a cup of RD Coffee and chat about the third round of Monster Energy AMA Supercross from San Diego. Dungey, the four-time AMA Supercross Champion, talks about Chase Sexton's riding style, Jason Anderson's speed, the whoops, the difference between qualifying and racing, and much more. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura, Leatt, and OnTrack School, and Dungey appears on behalf of RDCoffee.com.

Two rounds into Monster Energy AMA Supercross for 2022, we've seen two winners and nine riders within ten points. Four-time AMA Supercross Champion Ryan Dungey chats with Jason Weigandt about the early returns from 2022. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Leatt.

Jason Weigandt and Ryan Dungey grab a cup of RD Coffee and talk about the opening round of 2022 Monster Energy AMA Supercross at Anaheim, California. From the Malcolm Stewart/Marvin Musquin and Justin Barcia/Jason Anderson incidents to the track build and the general nerves of the opening round, the four-time AMA Supercross Champion weighs in. Also: Did Dunge check out his competition at the opener or did he pretend they weren't there? Check out rdcoffee.com, and enjoy this chat with Dunge. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Leatt.

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

Stifling Stenfanski, Zimmer X's O's during the first hour, Leber and Ryan Dungey during the middle stretch, then the Birk bit and the Action Segment.

Joining Dave and Ryan Villopoto is one of the most successful racers the sport of motocross has ever seen. With nine professional Supercross and motocross titles, including 3 premier class Supercross titles in a row, he is among the greats in the record books. Please welcome Ryan Dungey to the show!

Show 36 of The Moto Limited Show.After a little break in the Supercross series, this weekend sees the start of the final stretch of the 2021 season. It's been a wild ride so far, and absolutely anything could happen at the first of 3 rounds at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. We'll be recapping the racing, and we'll be joined by special guest Coach Robb. Coach Robb is the founder of Complete Racing Solutions / MotoE. Coach Robb has worked with some huge names, including Ryan Dungey, Adam Cianciarulo, Jeremy Martin, Alex Martin and Stilez Robertson. Coach Robb has a massive amount of insight into American racing, and brings a new and unique perspective to analysing the racing and rider performance.Monster Energy Pro Circuit rider Brad West will be joining us live to break the news of his 2021 plans and why he's not on the ProMX rider list. Show 36 kicks off our TCX Boot Deal giveaway! All you have to do to enter is share the show while we're live during any of our April shows and you'll go in the draw to win your very own set of TCX Boots!Don't forget we go LIVE on Facebook and Youtube Monday night 6pm AEST.roosystems.com.aubackyarddesignaus.comktrapparel.com.aunationalluna.com.aumpesuspension.com.aupropowder.com.aulinkint.com.auqb4.com.au@t.maher83@iamstillyn99 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motolimitedshow/message

Weege and JT join Matthes to talk about Ryan Dungey's retirement announcement and then we preview 450MX class

No the DawgHouse is not retiring… although there are many who wish we would! The big news, breaking as we started to record the show, is the retirement of Ryan Dungey! Something we talked about all Supercross season. In American Road Racing, Josh Herrin asked the public, on FB, what needs to happen to help the sport. RevZilla kicks Motorcycle Road Racing in the teeth. This resulted in ANOTHER HUGE RANT… this …time all the guys jump in about MotoAmerica’s effort to attract fans. MotoAmerica had some AWESOME racing from VIRginia International Raceway. JD Beach and Garrett Gerloff WOW!!!! Too bad BEIN thought tennis was more important on day one. Big milestone on American Flat Track! Shayna Texter #52 steps it up! World Superbike was at Imola.

Weege and JT join Matthes to talk about Ryan Dungey's retirement announcement and then we preview 450MX class

Supercross was in the NJ swamp!  Track conditions caused a bunch of crashes including “former” points leader Eli Tomac​.  Did Marvin Musquin​ hand the race and extra points to Ryan Dungey​? MotoAmerica had good racing at Road Atlanta!  Why did it seem Tony Elias was about to cry after race one?? In Supersport Valentin Debise​ & Garrett Gerloff​ had a heck of a race. In WBSK why was everyone looking at Jonathan Rea​’s Assen?

Ryan Dungey takes time out of his busy press day at Dodger stadium to give us his thoughts as he moves forward this season.

Rockstar/Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey takes some time off from training and riding with Stewie to let Matthes in on his thoughts. Do you want to know what Dungey thinks of Millville, his sudden success, J-Law and Matthes' nickname he gave Ryan?