Podcasts about savatgy

We talk to Savatgy about his new ride at Firepower Honda, his Triumph year, his busy sx schedule and more. Then DC from Racer X gets on to share some MXDN memories from over the years.

Pulpmx30 code to save at FXR Racing.com and Pulp20 code at Race Tech to save. Privateer hero Lamay has a new gig as Savatgy's mechanic, we catch up to him to find out how it came together, what it's like for him, working with Joey to get results, his regular job in CO and more.

Randy Valade & Mason Mill join Darkside & discuss Savatgy not wanting to ‘ride around in 11th', the different opinions on Friese/Christian, no Gangbang stats, and why Steve doesn't want to make new friends.

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

This week Darkside welcomes on Randy Richardson and Maxima's Trevor Reis to talk about this weeks Pulpmx Show, discuss Rusty Holland's aggressiveness, Savatgy changing peoples opinions, athletes under the microscope, Steve's failure, behind the scenes of the show, a response from Alex Ray on being bumped from this show and Damon Bradshaw as well!

With GEICO Honda and JGR Suzuki recently shutting doors, Jason Weigandt provides some insight into why sponsorship is so hard to find in 2020—and how much it hurts to see big teams shut down. With so many private teams struggling, many wondered if Forrest Butler's Rocky Mountain ATV/MC-WPS-KTM team would survive the year. Indeed, the team remains, with Joey Savatgy replacing Blake Baggett for 2021. Weigandt talks to Butler and Savatgy about the year that was and the year that's upcoming. Butler talks about survival through the season, and Savatgy explains how his deal came to be. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Joey Savatgy has run up front before: "I just look at the guys that are up there now, and I've beat those guys before. I might not beat them every time, but I've run with them and won races and lost races. I don't think it's impossible." The struggle is real in his comeback from injury—and a team and bike switch—and he gives a sobering but honest update on his progress. Also, Justin Cooper talks about his struggles this year finding his old podium form, and rookie Jo Shimoda explains how he has to set realistic goals in a field of 250 veterans. Enjoy the whole convo and an intro from Jason Weigandt with thoughts on the season in this edition of the Racer X Exhaust podcast. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Presented by 6D Helmets A "freak accident" during practice at the 2019 AUS-X Open Supercross event in Australia put Joey Savatgy in a precarious situation a few weeks ago. Thousands of miles away from home and with multiple fractures to the bones in his heel and ankle, the JGRMX/Yoshimura/Suzuki Factory Racing rider had to undergo a surgery to stabilize the injury, fly 14 hours from Melbourne to Los Angeles, and then go through a second separate procedure to help with the recovery and future range of motion.Now in the United States, Savatgy's recovery period that fill the early months of the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross Series. Despite the setback, he is hopeful that the entire process will go smoothly and there's a chance to be back on the starting line as early as late spring. On this week's episode of the 6D Helmets Kickstart podcast, Savatgy explained the entire injury, return home, and expected recovery.

Joey Savatgy's deal with JGR was finally finished and made public while he was abroad. He comes om to talk about the long road to being signed for 2020 and his goals for the year. Cody Webb is in Studio with Keefer to talk Sherco's and off road.Eric Phipps of Works Connection has been with us forever and he is in studio also to bench race and talk Works Connection past, present and future. Major Leaguer draftee Chris Betts is also in studio to talk Moto, bring energy and fill in the blanks with all things AC9. Keefer is here TOO!!

Jason Weigandt sat down with new JGR/Yoshimura Suzuki rider Joey Savatgy in the pits at the Monster Energy S-X Open in Auckland, New Zealand, to discuss his long journey toward getting a ride for 2020. After a solid rookie season with Monster Energy Kawasaki, Savatgy was left looking for work once Kawasaki promoted Adam Cianciarulo to Savatgy's old spot as a 450 factory rider. Savatgy would appear to have an easy home with JGR and Suzuki, but as that team sputtered finding funding, Joey was left to wait, wait, and wait some more. What was that process like? Did he ever consider the privateer route—or quitting altogether? Is he bitter about being in this situation in the first place? Savatgy gets honest in this edition of the Racer X Exhaust Podcast. The Racer X Exhaust Podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Jason Weigandt is overseas to announce the Monster Energy SX Open in Auckland, New Zealand, and also the Monster Energy AUS-X Open in Melbourne, Australia. He also hosted a Friday press conference to kick off the New Zealand event, featuring off-season updates from Jason Anderson and Joey Savatgy, Ricky Carmichael, Chad Reed, and New Zealand legend Ben Townley telling some old war stories, Kiwi FMX rider Levi Sherwood announcing his retirement, Australian supercross contender Luke Clout on his goals of winning a championship, and New Zealand's own Cody Cooper explaining his decision to give supercross a go. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

In this Episode, we discuss Joey’s 450 rookie season and try to get to know him better than ever before. Quiet and misunderstood, Savatgy is a total free agent as the clock ticks down on the end of September.

Podcast muy divertido con Pablo, Eugenio, Xavi y Dani The Makx. Hemos hablado de muchas cosas relacionadas con el mundial de MXGP. Hemos comentado motocross de las naciones. Al principio del podcast hemos tratado la polémica de la entrevista con Savatgy sobre el no dar las gracias por dejarle pasar en la MEC. Uno de los podcast más divertidos y entretenidos que hemos hecho hasta la fecha.

Presented by Fly Racing Have you kept track of all that's happened to Joey Savatgy over the last twelve months? Things like his advancement to the 450 class via a ride with Monster Energy Kawasaki, the pack-leading performance at the Monster Energy Cup, a handful of top-seven finishes in Supercross, some mechanical woes outdoors, and an eventual departure from the factory team were the easy things to keep track of. But there was much more to all of those things than what one could see from the outside and now that the season is over, Savatgy has had some time to reflect about each. In this episode of the Swapmoto Live Podcast, we talk with the currently unemployed racer about the year, the Monster Energy Cup move over, misconceptions about reimbursement, the details of his departure from the team, and how close he is to inking a deal with another team in the pits.

Joey Savatgy is not sure what to do. In today's social media age, he knows fans wants more transparency and honesty, but if he says too much, he'll be labeled a complainer. In part two of this Exhaust podcast with Jason Weigandt, Joey talks about getting heat for falling in front of Ken Roczen in Nashville, the reaction from fans when he signed with Monster Energy Kawasaki, and what went down at the Monster Energy Cup, where he moved over for new teammate Eli Tomac. It's been a good season for Savatgy on the racetrack, and he's also working hard on fixing his reputation off of it. Have a listen here to get his thoughts on the process. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

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

I apologize for the poor audio for the press conference but here is my post race interviews from Minneapolis.

Joey Savatgy came out of nowhere to go 1-1 for his 2nd overall outdoor win with his only two moto wins. Millsaps comes on to rip Matthes and talk about Canada--weird. Filthy is on with his typical optimistic self. Kris Keefer is in studio and Tony Berluti checks in! Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Tomac put on a clinic at the opening round of MX this weekend and we talk to him to see if he's finally ready to string together some consistent finishes. Joey Savatgy also had a great round one, the 722 comes on to spread the positivity and Kris Keefer cohosts and sprinkles some.... oh gross. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Thanks to a terrible (yet effective) email introduction from my buddy, Tim Hayden, I was able to bring Cierra Savatgy-King (guest #40) on today's show. It took a "quarter-life crisis" to realize what Cierra's passion was, yet it was actually something she had been thinking about since she was a little girl. Cierra's passion: creating extremely unique experiences that make people happy. In case you missed any of the previous episodes, you can catch them here by visiting the Living Your Passion landing page. Are you ready to learn more about Cierra's passion for creating extremely unique experiences that make people happy? During this episode ... Cierra shared her childhood passion ... her long-time love for music. We talked about common thread. Cierra shared how she "kept her dream in a box" until she was about 25 years old. Cierra talked about how she put everything on the line and put her musical career on the front burner ... however, she didn't love it. In her words, "this rocked my world." Cierra realized after putting in 2+ years of work to release a CD that she did not love the music industry. She knew she needed to change and went down the path to uncover her passion. Cierra shared the process for finding - then living - her passion. Cierra talked about how her boyfriend and her decided to pack up their entire house, put everything in a storage unit, and live in vacation rentals in Austin. 18 months (and 18 different house) later, they began seeing the world differently. Cierra shared the details of her new venture, Reset Retreat - getting women together, get out of their comfort zone, grow, figure out what makes them happy, and more! More About Cierra @PigtailMedia founder-Social media for hospitality. Pop/soul singer. Lives on Airbnb & Home Away. Fan of exploring & handstands. Co-founder, @ResetRetreat. Learn more about Cierra on Twitter. Links Discussed In This Episode Cierra on Twitter Reset Retreat on Twitter Reset Retreat Website Blog post about Cierra and her boyfriend's travels on vacation rentals Enjoyed this episode? Please consider subscribing (if you haven't already). Also, what would be really awesome? If you could rate and review the show ... and use those fancy social sharing icons below to tell the world! Alternatively, you can subscribe to the RSS feed or subscribe via email (scroll to the bottom). Finally, if you know someone who bleeds passion (or maybe it’s you), please email me at djwaldow at gmail dot com. Oh, and if you have a connection to LeBron James and/or Coach Jim Harbaugh (two guys who bleed passion), please let me know. #DeadSerious

Good show, not too great, with a fresh face, an injured vet, air wheelying good guy and gnarly freestyle co-host. Remember to listen live Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. PST!