Podcast appearances and mentions of Toby Price

In 2018 Rusty first caught up Toby Price the motorsport legend, have a listen to this first before you get around part 2! The first Aussie to ever win Dakar opens up like never before, and details the pain, sweat and tears on route to his game changing victory in the desert. Can you imagine racing for 9,000k's through some of the most remote and toughest terrain on the planet? That's the reality of the Dakar Rally - To conquer it takes guts, determination and perseverance - something Toby Price has in spades. As first Aussie to win the race, Toby has overcome incredible challenges during his career, namely coming back from a crash that almost left him in a wheelchair. Toby and Greg talk in a Gold Coast work shop to host Greg Rust about how he did it and the vehicles he used to get him the checked flag. Get in touch on Rusty's Instagram & Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is he done with two wheels, or are there more Dakars and Finke Desert Races on the horizon? We delve into the heartbreak of a million-dollar Trophy Truck burning to the ground—and the triumphant comeback to beat the top American off-road racers at Baja. Plus, insights into working with ex-Supercars driver Paul Weel and the pivotal decision Weely made at 38,000 feet on their return flight from the U.S. Keep an ear out for a fun party moment featuring Bathurst winner Chaz Mostert. Special thanks to Matty McAlpine from Owlpine Group for helping to set this up, and to our mates at Michelin for planting the seed for this long-overdue part two. Head to Rusty's Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to share your feedback and let us know who you'd like to hear from next on Rusty's Garage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready for an epic recap of 2024 on the NIOA Unloaded Podcast! Brad, Matt, and Keith take you on a wild ride through action-packed magpie geese hunting adventures in the Northern Territory (0:03:02), exclusive behind-the-scenes insights from their tours of Federal Ammunition, RCBS, and Barrett factories (0:10:30), and the year's highlights featuring special guests like Toby Price and Mark Donaldson VC (0:20:28). Plus, don't miss the suspense as they reveal who takes home the crown in the 60-second challenge! (0:12:27)   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NIOASportingAndOutdoor Website: https://sporting.nioa.com.au/

Esto es un extracto de la Tertulia de AutoFM que se emite cada jueves en Onda Cero Atrévete a responder todas estas preguntas que te hace el gran Javier Quilón (https://x.com/JaviviQuilon) y comprueba tus conocimientos: •⁠ ⁠¿Cuál fue la hazaña que logró Toby Price en 2018? •⁠ ⁠¿Cuál fue el origen del Dakar? •⁠ ⁠¿Por qué el Dakar está relacionado con el color rosa? •⁠ ⁠¿En cuantas ocasiones España ha sido punto de partida del Dakar? •⁠ ⁠¿Cuántos títulos del Dakar tiene en total España? •⁠ ⁠¿Marca con más títulos del Dakar en Coches? •⁠ ⁠¿Marca con más títulos del Dakar en Motos? •⁠ ⁠¿Cuántos títulos del Dakar ha conseguido BMW? •⁠ ⁠¿Marca con más títulos del Dakar en Motos? •⁠ ⁠¿Que hito consiguió BMW en el año 2000? •⁠ ⁠¿Qué celebre piloto de Fórmula 1 ganó el Dakar? •⁠ ⁠¿Piloto español con más títulos del Dakar? •⁠ ⁠¿Qué piloto ha conseguido más triunfos de etapa en una sola edición? •⁠ ⁠¿Cuál fue el mayor número de participantes en un Dakar? (Incluyendo camiones de apoyo) •⁠ ⁠¿Cuál ha sido el Dakar más largo en KM? Todos los podcast: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

Chris Pugh talks with Toby Price, the Columbus native who was fired for reading "I Need a New Butt" to his students about the latest in his court case and concerns he has about a Donald Trump presidency as a special needs dad. You can buy his books at tytusthemonkey.com. (EDITOR'S NOTE: ⁠View From The Pugh⁠ is a journalism project from ⁠Chris Pugh⁠. ⁠Subscribe to his daily newsletter⁠ and ⁠podcast⁠, ⁠follow him on YouTube⁠, ⁠sponsor his work⁠ and ⁠here's what he does at work⁠) Today's show is sponsored by ⁠StreamYard⁠.

Toby Price, 2-time Dakar Rally Champion sits down with Brad, Matt and Keith to share his incredible journey through the world of motorsport. We talk racing, the challenges he's faced and the determination it takes to become a champion. (01:00) But it's not all racing – Toby talks long-range shooting and we test his skill in a rapid-fire challenge. We also talk about his future plans with racing. (34:40) So buckle up, start your engines and get ready for an exhilarating ride with this episode of the NIOA Unloaded Podcast!

What happens when meticulous preparation meets fierce competition? Join us on the Dirt Life Show as we unravel the intense journey of the Baja 500 with co-host Ryan Edwards from Vision Wheel. This episode is packed with exclusive insights from victorious racers like Toby Price and Joe Whiting. Toby shares the strategic brilliance behind their flawless execution, emphasizing the game-changing performance of the BFG Ridge tyres and the invaluable addition of Brent Bauman to their team. Joe takes us through the rigorous pre-race preparations and consistent planning that were key to their success. We also shine a spotlight on standout performances by racers such as Justin Davis and Ethan Ebert, who made waves in Mexico.Let's talk about the heart-pounding pressure of desert racing. We navigate the chaotic landscape around Mike's Sky Ranch, discussing the nerve-wracking experience of qualifying and the importance of giving bikers their space. Our guests, including Haley Hine and Caden McCachran, reveal their triumphs in UTV racing, detailing how teamwork and communication were pivotal to their victory. We also delve into the evolving pace of the sport, the advancements in vehicle technology, and the relentless need for constant updates and coordination. The camaraderie and passion that fuel these races are palpable throughout our conversations, highlighting the collective effort behind every achievement.Experience the highs and lows of racing with our discussions on overcoming technical difficulties and managing unexpected challenges on race day. From a close call with a quad bike to dealing with a bent sector shaft, the tales of perseverance and strategic pacing offer a glimpse into the reality of off-road racing. As we wrap up, we reflect on the dedication and teamwork that propel these athletes forward, celebrating the support from families, volunteers, and sponsors. Tune in to hear firsthand accounts of the thrill, danger, and sheer joy of racing, encapsulated in stories that will leave you at the edge of your seat.Support the Show.DM us anytime. Let us know what you want to hear. Join in the convo!Hang with us on SocialInstagram - @thedirtlifeshowFacebook - The Dirt Life ShowYouTube - The Dirt Life Show

Toby Price: Growing up on a dairy farm, Toby Price was cutting firewood before picking up a pair of shears. Beginning with his own hair, then a few buddies and even their moms. Toby's passion for haircutting led him to enroll in his local beauty school and pursue hairdressing as a career. As the owner of The Experience Salon and a traveling educator for John Paul Mitchell Systems. Toby gets to impact lives every day, for the better. Video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/tsdfn3C2Vu8 To take your salon business to the NEXT LEVEL, go to ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/nlsleadership⁠⁠ and sign up for the course! Follow @NLSalonLeadership on Facebook and Instagram, and be sure to check out the full interview on our YouTube channel! ⁠https://youtu.be/MKrS6fOZLtA

Shane van Gisbergen won his first Xfinity Series race on the weekend in Portland, a week before Cam Waters and Will Brown join him as Cup Series drivers. The NASCAR racing was typically entertaining too. Esteban Ocon has been fired, but will young Aussie Jack Doohan get the job next year? Jack Miller lost his KTM factory ride for the 2025 season to Peda Acosta, but Miller remains confident of securing a competitive ride, likely with Tech3. Meanwhile, Francesco Bagnaia secured his third consecutive Italian Motorcycle Grand Prix victory, maintaining pressure on series leader Jorge Martin and Marc Marquez. Scott Dixon emerged victorious at the Detroit IndyCar street race, extending his series lead over Alex Palou. Toby Price, Paul Weel, and Brent Bauman claimed victory at the Baja 500, while various winners emerged at The Bend's secret Speed Series meeting. Jock Goodyer received top honours at the 2024 Australian Speedway Awards, and Peugeot received a significant Balance of Performance adjustment for Hypercars at Le Mans, affecting various manufacturers. And we start the loose stuff; again, we set about fixing Supercars and addressing the $20m loss. Oh yeah, we take a quick peak at #F1 in Canada.

2024 Dakar Rally Stage 6 Results and a Skyler Howes interview!We've made it to rest day (technically tomorrow) at the 2024 Dakar Rally and the front-running general classification contenders are in a tight battle to control the front of the race.HRC Monster Energy Honda's Adrien Van Beveren took the 48-Hour Chrono stage victory after two days and about 800km of racing to make himself a serious threat for overall victory. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Toby Price rode a great two days to second overall on the stage with Van Beveren's Honda teammate Ricky Brabec coming in third.In the General Classifiction standing, Ricky Brabec takes the lead with the top four now within a 15-minute window.With more than half of the race distance and time to go, still, anything can happen.We hear from the top racers, check in with the malle moto standings and have a nice chat with Skyler Howes who abandoned the race shortly into the two-day stage six.Enjoy the Dakar Rally Daily show! Play the Dakar Rally Daily Fantasy Derby Today for FREE (thanks Motominded): https://chainslayer.com/dakar Follow and communicate with us via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dakar_rally_daily/ Visit our partnersCycle News (2024 Dakar Rally Coverage)https://www.cyclenews.com/2023/01/article/2024-dakar-rally-results/ KLIMKTMHusqvarnaGASGASRally NavigatorMotomindedGiant LoopFasst Co.High Desert AdventuresJimmy Lewis Off Road TrainingTaco MotoPeak Design Dakar Rally Daily is produced and edited by Jesse Ziegler, and hosted by Quinn Cody and Jesse Ziegler.

The 2024 Dakar Rally "48-Hour Chrono" stage kicked off today and dished out more challenges for the Dakar Rally competitors. Top Rally GP competitors lead out the day into Saudi Arabia's Empty Quarter to remote bivouacs that are spread out along the course. A sea of endless dunes met the racers head-on and some bowed out after technical issues. Today's race was the first part of a two-day single stage. And HRC Monster Energy Honda's Adrien Van Beveren leads at today's rest stops with impressive sand speed over more than 500km of racing. AVB's Honda teammate Ricky Brabec came in to the bivouac hot on his heels to sit in second (Virtually) and Red Bull KTM's Toby Price is right behind him in third. Honda's Skyler Howes left the race today after only ~40KM due to a techincal issue with his bike and yesterday's stage winner Pablo Quintanilla - poised to make up big time today after a reversed starting order - ran out of fuel 10km before the first refueling of the day, an error that dashes his hopes of overall victory. Check in with Malle Moto competitors with us today, as well as a chat with Women's class leader and enduro champion Jane Daniels on the Fantic machine. Cheers! Play the Dakar Rally Daily Fantasy Derby Today for FREE (thanks Motominded): https://chainslayer.com/dakar Follow and communicate with us via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dakar_rally_daily/ Visit our partnersCycle News (2024 Dakar Rally Coverage)https://www.cyclenews.com/2023/01/article/2024-dakar-rally-results/ KLIMKTMHusqvarnaGASGASRally NavigatorMotomindedGiant LoopFasst Co.High Desert AdventuresJimmy Lewis Off Road TrainingTaco MotoPeak Design Dakar Rally Daily is produced and edited by Jesse Ziegler, and hosted by Quinn Cody and Jesse Ziegler.

In today's episode of KLIM Dakar Rally Daily we tackle a long liason and short special stage for stage number five of the 2024 Dakar Rally.HRC Monster Energy Honda's Pablo Quintanilla took the stage win today with his teammate Adrien Van Beveren hot on his heels in second. Third place went to Red Bull Factory KTM's Toby Price.We hear from the top three finishers on the stage, discuss the upcoming 48-hour Chrono stage and hear from some malle moto warriors.Get in and enjoy the show! Play the Dakar Rally Daily Fantasy Derby Today for FREE (thanks Motominded): https://chainslayer.com/dakar Follow and communicate with us via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dakar_rally_daily/ Visit our partnersCycle News (2024 Dakar Rally Coverage)https://www.cyclenews.com/2023/01/article/2024-dakar-rally-results/ KLIMKTMHusqvarnaGASGASRally NavigatorMotomindedGiant LoopFasst Co.High Desert AdventuresJimmy Lewis Off Road TrainingTaco MotoPeak Design Dakar Rally Daily is produced and edited by Jesse Ziegler, and hosted by Quinn Cody and Jesse Ziegler.

Red Bull Factory KTM Racing's Kevin Benavides took the stage victory today, and we cover all the top racers finishes and massive challenges on the day.In today's Dakar Rally Daily we also talk directly with our in-the-bivouac coorespondent Anthony Bonello about the state of the race, the setup of the unique marathon stage service area and more. Anthony connects us with stage winner Kevin Benavides, Ricky Brabec, Ross Branch and Toby Price and we also get some updates from Mason Klein as he struggles to get to the end of the day with more mechanical issues.We've had more abandonments today including front runners Sam Sunderland and Sebastian Buhler, and American Jacob Argubright had to bail on the stage due to a mechanical but can continue in the race (without an official score) as he's in the Rally 2 category. Plenty to absorb from this massive undertaking today. Tune in and enjoy! Play the Dakar Rally Daily Fantasy Derby Today for FREE (thanks Motominded): https://chainslayer.com/dakar Follow and communicate with us via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dakar_rally_daily/ Visit our partnersCycle News (2024 Dakar Rally Coverage)https://www.cyclenews.com/2023/01/article/2024-dakar-rally-results/ KLIMKTMHusqvarnaGASGASRally NavigatorMotomindedGiant LoopFasst Co.High Desert AdventuresJimmy Lewis Off Road TrainingTaco MotoPeak Design Dakar Rally Daily is produced and edited by Jesse Ziegler, and hosted by Quinn Cody and Jesse Ziegler.

It's time to take some pieces of gold to help you this week and beyond.  Enjoy the power of Mitch Marsh from episode 135, get around Andy Lee from the 7th episode of the Artist Series and get in on the thrill of Toby Price from episode 147.  Thrive today and always.  Peace. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get pumped up for a wild weekend of racing! From Formula 1 in Canada to Supercars in Darwin, Drag Racing and Australian Superbikes, there is something for everyone.  We preview the Canadian Grand Prix with Australia's very own, McLaren F1 driver Oscar Piastri. We delve into his Rookie Year in the big league, and get the inside word on his car ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.  Plus the rest of the wrap around, including an update from the Australian Karting Championship, Martin Truex Junior's second win of the NASCAR season, Fabian Coulthard heads to the Carerra Cup in Darwin, the Le Mans 24 hour update and Toby Price's 9th win.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge has wrapped after five fast, sandy stages across the Empty Quarter of the Saudi Arabian Peninsula and the country of the United Arab Emirates. After over 17 hours of racing nearly 2,000 kilometers, Monster Energy Honda Team's Adrian Van Beveren took the win by 4:18 over Husqvarna Factory Racing's Luciano Benavides and Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Toby Price (5:13 out of the lead).In this show we go through the overall rankings, stage-by-stage results, and provide unique insight into the race conditions, terrain, scale and competitors' efforts. Enjoy the wrap-up show from Abu Dhabi!

That's a wrap on the 2023 Dakar Rally. Get in on this show for the last word from the finish podium as the contenders take this race down to the wire. We hear from Kevin Benavides, Toby Price and Skyler Howes today - the 2023 Dakar Rally Podium - as they complete the grueling event.Stay tuned for our annual wrap-up show full of interviews from the guys as they get back to society.Cheers everyone!

Stage 13 show is up and ready to rock. Today we cover stage 13 from the 2023 Dakar Rally and, unbelievably, the race is actually closer, again. After a big day in the dunes, the leaders of the overall classification are separated by a mere 12 seconds. Third place is a minute-and-a-half back from the lead. We've never seen a Dakar Rally so close. And tomorrow's final stage will be a ripper with racers starting in reverse order and absolutely sending it for 130km into the final podium. It's a heated race between KTM teammates Toby Price (leading) and Kevin Benavides. Benavides took the stage win today, his first of the rally, and Toby has been in absolute control the entire two weeks of the race. Third place is American Skyler Howes, who lost a little time today but is still within striking distance.We also saw a new racer on the stage podium today with Michael Docherty taking second. A great ride!Today we hear directly from Toby Price, Skyler Howes, Michael Docherty, Adrian VanBeveren, Pablo Quintanilla, Jacob Argubright, and Miriam Pol.Available time to make up isn't a lot tomorrow, but anything can happen! It's going to be intense and, somewhat scary.Thanks for listening! 

Today's KLIM Dakar Rally Daily show from Stage 12 is here and we are blown away by how close the front of the race continues to be. Amazing rides at the front of the race today shook the results up and turned predictability on its head. But, the front three contenders are still in control and the time gaps are someone staying unbelievably tight. We're talking less than three minutes separating the top three, 28-second gap between the top two!That's right, 28 seconds is the gap at the top of this Dakar Rally.We hear directly from stage bosses Daniel Sanders and Toby Price as they represent Australia with big pride at the front of the race today, delivering crazy strong performances in the dunes. Skyler Howes steals some internet access and sends us an update from the last few stages, as well. Great to hear from you, Skyler!Finally, our on-the-ground man with the microphone, Ashley House brings us two quick interviews today. First up is Technical Director at the KTM group for Rally Stefan Huber, who we've talked to before, but never during a Dakar quite like this. Then, House takes us to the Original by Motul class and gets the two front runners, who are separated by less than three minutes for the win, in a dual-interview full of drama! Ok, not really, but it is entertaining to hear directly from the gladiators of Dakar.More fun and great race insight on today's show. Enjoy!

KLIM Dakar Rally Daily from Stage 11 of the 2023 Dakar Rally is LIVE.Boy, we honestly didn't see this coming. The race at the top of the general classification is off-the-charts close. Less than three minutes separates the top three riders, with first and second place covered by under 30 seconds. That's insane considering what each of these riders have been through. To keep the contenders for the win that close by stage 11 shows how successful the race organizations planning and points system is this year at keeping this a race to the finish. In today's show we hear from race stage winner (his third of the rally) Luciano Benavides, Daniel Sanders, Toby Price, Skyler Howes (who is back in the lead of the race),and  Mason Klein (who had a rough day in the race today). Then, we get a walking tour of the entire Dakar Bivouac from our unofficial on-the-ground correspondent Ashley House! Also, we check in with Original by Motul competitor Kirsten Landman who keeps impressing everyone with great riding and maximum endurance. And, last but not least, we get a welcomed update from Paul Neff from the hospital. The world's favorite race updater is being taken care of after a scary crash. We are so grateful to hear from him. Enjoy the show! 

Stage 10 wrapped up today with top contenders using the relatively short distance to strategically place them in ideal starting order for the next stages. Front runners keep a close gap on the overall rankings with the top three seperated by only two minutes!Hero Motorsports' Ross Branch took his second stage win of the rally today, with Honda's Adrien VanBeveren and Rally2 competitor Michael Docherty rounding out the podium. Tomorrow, they'll be on the defense as they head into the dunes with a lot of time to lose on the table.Hear from overall leader Kevin Benavides today in the show as well as Skyler Howes, Toby Price, Luciano Benavides, and Romain Dumontier (Rally2 class leader).Plus, we check in with Original by Motul race leader Charan Moore as he swaps an engine! And, we check in with Kirsten Landman as she gets her bike ready for the days ahead. The true gladiators of the sport here!Enjoy the show and join the action with Dakar Fantasy Derby! We're giving away prizes every day!  Free to join at: www.chainslayer.com/dakar

The Dakar Rally starts after rest day. That's what they say. And apparently they know what they're talking about as  for the first time this year we are seeing big time losses from those who lead out stages and more and more mistakes are piling up.Today's show features insight from stage winner Luciano Benavides, Toby Price, Skyler Howes, Mason Klein and Daniel Sanders and we enjoy a special, in-bivouac, guest correspondent chat with Women's division legend Miriam Pol.Big thanks to Ashley House (@ashleypresents on social) for working the pits for this epic clip.More to talk about in this show and we're just going to get on with it. Enjoy, and don't forget to play Dakar Fantasy Derby at https://chainslayer.com/dakar and buy yourself a sweet t-shirt at https://www.bivouacrally.com/shop

Today's Stage 5 Show goes deep into the sands of Saudi Arabia for direct reporting from the 2023 Dakar Rally. For the first time in the rally, big navigation errors and accuracy determined the outcome of the day's and overall ranking. Also, the time bonus scheme for leading to the stage's waypoints played into the overall ranking today, actually awarding a stage victory!Don't miss this show! We hear from stage winner Adrien VanBeveren, today's runner-up Nacho Cornejo, first-on-course Joan Barreda, Mason Klein, Toby Price, and American Rally Original ambassador/spokesman Paul Neff! Tomorrow's Stage 6 is the longest, and likely fastest, of the rally. How will that play out in the overall? You can play along by picking the finishers in the Dakar Fantasy Derby! It's free, super fun, and you can win great prizes from our show sponsors KLIM, Rally Navigator, Giant Loop, Fasst Co. Taco Moto, Ruby Moto and more!Play today! www.chainslayer.com/dakarBe cool and buy a t-shirt! https://www.bivouacrally.com/shop

Dakar Rally Stage 4 didn't disappoint with the speed and drama we expect from this epic race.  After losing Ricky Brabec to a crash (he's ok!) yesterday, the Honda crew stepped it up big time today with top finishes  and a stage win from Joan Barreda (29th stage win) and Pablo Quintanilla in second. Skyler Howes rode incredibly strong, again, to round out the top three - starting in second on the outset.Toby Price, Adrien VanBeveren, Luciano Benavides, Kevin Benavides, Daniel Sanders (who led out the day), Nacho Cornejo, and Luciano Santolino (Sherco) completed the top-10. Mason Klein, the Dakar prodigy, had a fantastic day going once again until a fuel issue caused him to park and work on his KTM for a few minutes at the very end of the special, dropping him down to 11th on the day's standings. He really limited his losses with massive performance early, grabbing early waypoint bonuses for leading the stage and was in contention for the stage win until the last points. Yesterdays winner, Daniel Sanders, had a bit of a struggle leading the way today, allowing Howes to catch up early and steal some bonus points away. Even so, Sanders still leads the overall rankings by 3:30 with Howes in second and Kevin Benavides in third. We also get an update from Jacob Argubright after a tough stage three and refreshing stage four finish, and get our American Rally Originals insight from our favorite message sender, Paul Neff. Tune in and enjoy!Still a LONG way to go at this Dakar. Play along with us at www.chainslayer.com/dakar for free in our Dakar Fantasy Derby!

Today was one of those days at Dakar that really shakes things up.  For all but 43 motorcycle riders, the race stage was cut short due to a massive rain/hail storm wiping through the Saudi desert. The images are insane and reports are nasty.  For most of the moto contenders, the day ahead of that storm was fantastic. Unfortunately, American Ricky Brabec has withdrew from the race after a hard crash during the stage. His injuries aren't fully known yet but we do know he was stable with mobility en-route to scans at the hospital. Reports are of neck and shoulder pain at this time. Red Bull GasGas rider Daniel Sanders grabbed a commanding stage win by blitzing through a long, tough, stage after a strategic finishing position yesterday put him in a prime place to win. His speed is what did the deed, though, as he led from every checkpoint all day and managed to put some serious time into his rivals in the top-ten general standing for the race.American Husqvarna Factory pilot Skyler Howes  finished the stage in second today after starting in the usually unfavorable spot of third on the day. Howes was able to carry big speed all day despite being up front and, as you'll hear in today's show, he really enjoyed himself. Fellow American Mason Klein led the entire 400+ KM of timed special stage after his win yesterday to finish an amazing third today and  put his stamp of competency and contention on the 2023 Dakar and the Rally GP class. The 21-year-old American lost minimal time to stage winner Sanders and benefitted from the new stage-leading bonus rules from the organization to limit his losses even more. In the end, he only gave up around six minutes the insanely fast Australian. The only way this happens is if Mason Klein rides like an absolute boss leading the world's best riders. And he did just that. More insight in this episode from Red Bull KTM's Australian legend Toby Price and his teammate Kevin Benevides as well as our daily check in with the Ironmen of the sport and our daily Paul Neff quote - one of our favorite parts of the day. More tomorrow from Stage 4. Don't forget to get your picks in at www.chainslayer.com/dakar for your chance to win prizes from our show sponsors and do yourself a favor and buy a t-shirt at https://www.bivouacrally.com/shop/p/the-bivouac-tee

In this "From the Vault," Jim Beaver goes back to 2020 with Dakar champion Toby Price talking about his career on 2 and 4 wheels.

American RallyGP Rookie Mason Klein raced to his career-first Dakar stage win in today's long and grueling Stage 2 of the 2023 Dakar Rally.The privateer racer on the BAS Trucks KTM support team started the day in third place, an unfavorable starting position giving the length of the stage and potential for massive time loss. But, it seemed, the field was more than happy to give him the chance to lead out towards the end of the rally and he did so with a bit of authority, stamping his name in the Dakar stage winner's book. We get on the phone with Klein and chat about his day in this episode. Also, we talk with the other American privateer out there, Jacob Argubright. Of course, we check in with the top contenders (as available) and hear from Toby Price, Joan Barreda, Daniel Sanders, and got the ironman/unsupported insight from Paul Neff in the Original by Motul class. Another entertaining and fun look into the big day at Dakar in Saudi. More coming tomorrow. Don't miss it and don't forget to get your picks in for the Dakar Fantasy Derby at www.chainslayer.com/dakar , and buy a t-shirt from www.bivouacrally.com !

Toby Price needs little introduction to die-hard Dakar Rally fans. He's a two-time winner on the Red Bull Factory KTM Rally Team and is probably the only dude to win a Dakar Rally with a broken wrist. He's also just generally an absolute beast on a motorcycle with almost ten Dakar Rally events under his belt. He's had a few injury DNF's but otherwise he's only missed the podium one year when getting to the end. That year was 2022, so he's looking for redemption in 2023.We infiltrated the Factory KTM California training and testing program and cornered Price in a Barstow, California hotel in-between 200-mile road book training days. We have a great chat with the Australian and cover his rally racing career, upcoming strategy for new Dakar rules, the Kurt Caselli factor in becoming the champion he is, and get down-and-dirty inside the KTM 450 Factory Rally bike development.Thanks to our official Title sponsor KLIM and to Rally Navigator for their support! More partners to announce soonMore goods:Dakar Fantasy Derby - you can play along each day of the rally with your picks and wager (fake money) on your accuracy. Sign up today (for free) and make your picks every day! Pay attention  for updates on daily and overall prizes announced soon.Cycle News Dakar Rally Daily Hub - This is where all the podcast updates will be posted via Cycle News as well as updates from each stage! The Bivouac - our home to connect podcasts, Dakar Fantasy Derby and more. Heck, go buy a t-shirt!

It's the final episode of Teenage Talk with Andrew of the season! Today Andrew interviews a very special guest: Toby Price, an Assistant Principal in Mississippi who was fired for reading the book, "I Need a New Butt.' Toby Price talks about what happened, his future, and about his new book, The Almost True Adventures of Tytus the Monkey

We talk with former assistant principal of Gary Road elementary school in Byram, Mississippi, Toby Price about being fired for reading the children's book "I Need a New Butt!" Also big thanks to Southern Magnolia Smiles, Hilltree Marketing, and Taylor and Cox Law Firm for the support! Want to be a part of the pelican gang? Check out our merch here. 

In this "From the Vault," Jim Beaver has Red Bull Athlete and Dakar Champ Toby Price on the show.

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Start your engines. A search to find Mississippi's next education chief is set to begin. And, we talk with Toby Price, the assistant principal fired after he read a book called "I Need a New Butt!" to schoolchildren. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're taking with Toby Price about the controversy surrounding the children's book 'I Need A New Butt'. You've seen the headlines, now check out what the truth is straight from the source. Getting in hot water for what some say was inappropriate reading or an over reacting school board? You decide. We also ask Toby what kind of nerd stuff he's currently enjoying and BONUS, Toby reads portions of the story to see just how we react to needing a new butt! You know how we like our butts around here, that's the scuttlebutt!

This week, the boys are joined by their friend Toby Price who's been all over the news the past few weeks. Toby shares his story of being fired as an Assistant Principal in Mississippi for reading the book "I Need a New Butt" to a group of second grade students.

In the 21 years since Christopher Nolan’s Memento hit theaters, his movies have grossed more than $5 billion, earned 36 Academy Award nominations, and won 11 Oscars. His Dark Knight films helped spark the comic book movie renaissance we’re still experiencing, and his seventh feature, Inception, is the highest-grossing totally standalone live action movie ever made. This hour, a look at the filmmaker behind Batman Begins, Dunkirk, Interstellar, Tenet, and more: Christopher Nolan. Some other stuff that happened this week, give or take: Emilio Delgado, ‘Luis’ for 44 years on ‘Sesame Street,’ dies at 81 Jane Campion apologizes for comments made about Venus and Serena Williams Pete Davidson headed to space on Blue Origin craft Senate Unanimously Passes Bill to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent The draft law still needs to pass the House. Netflix Will Prompt Subscribers to Pay for Users Outside Their Households in New Test to Address Unauthorized Password Sharing Why bad driving habits from the pandemic might be here to stay Kanye West Suspended From Instagram For Violating Harassment, Bullying Policy The rapper has targeted his ex Kim Kardashian, her new boyfriend Pete Davidson and comedian Trevor Noah in recent posts. An Educator Read ‘I Need a New Butt!’ to Children. Then He Was Fired. Toby Price, an assistant principal at an elementary school in Mississippi, read the book to a class of second graders over Zoom. “I am a firm believer that reluctant readers need the silly, funny books to hook them in,” he said. The Age of Everything Culture Is Here When anything on social media can become A Thing, trends take on an unnerving shape and velocity. It’s Time To Rebuild the Fourth Wall Characters in film and television must stop speaking directly to us. ‘John Carter’ Changed Hollywood, but Not in the Way Disney Hoped Ten years ago, the property that inspired ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Avatar’ bombed — and now both those franchises are in the Disney family. The Things I’m Afraid to Write About Fear of professional exile has kept me from taking on certain topics. What gets lost when a writer mutes herself? GUESTS: Kayleigh Donaldson: A pop culture writer and critic James Hanley: Co-founder of Cinestudio at Trinity College Tom Shone: Author of The Nolan Variations: The Movies, Mysteries, and Marvels of Christopher Nolan The Colin McEnroe Show is available as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and never miss an episode! Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. Colin McEnroe and Cat Pastor contributed to this show, which originally aired September 2, 2021.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Today is the day at the 2022 Dakar Rally where the teams align and set their best riders up to win the big show. We get an update from Husqvarna's Skyler Howes who is back home after a horrific crashRed Bull KTM's Toby Price won the stage, creeping  up in the general rankings but still considerably out of contention for a podium overall position . Monster Energy Honda led the stage from the get-go today, but  dropped time mid-stage and that immediately put Red Bull KTM's Matthias Walkner on the front of the stage to fend for himself. Walkner led well for most of the stage, but dropped considerable time at the final km's, finishing deep in the pack. The other half of the Honda team, Pablo Quintanilla and Joan Barreda rode well and finished strategically to set up a great result  on the final big day tomorrow.Consistent 2022 race leader Sam Sunderland lost time today on his GasGas but still is in strong contention for an overall victory.We get into all the strategy scenarios in today's show with quotes from Adrian Van Beveren, Sam Sunderland, Matthias Walkner, and Joan Barreda

The Dakar Rally starts after the rest day. We've heard that plenty from racers, managers, and  more. And it certainly seems to be holding true in 2022's edition of the Dakar. Today on Stage five, we saw our first contender fall and abandon the race with American success story Skyler Howes headed to the hospital right after completing the stage. He reported in to the show with a decent prognosis after a massive crash: concussion, sore heel, no broken bones. But his race is over.Others crashed as well, two-time stage winner Joan Barreda crashed and injured his shoulder. After finishing, he said he'll wait until the morning to inform the organizers if his race is over. Daniel Sanders seems to have hit the deck again, as well - two days in a row for the fast Australian.Despite the carnage, an unlikely winner emerges. MotoGP veteran Danilo Petrucci, participating in his first Dakar (maybe his first rally) took the stage win after Toby Price was docked with a six-minute speeding penalty. The win is a milestone as never has a MotoGP winner won a stage of Dakar.  Also, he's a true rookie, which puts him in rarified air again. In today's show we try to keep up with the changing pace of the race results, get an update from Ricky Brabec, hear from race leader Sam Sunderland, get a quote from Ross Branch and dig into what's to come. Check it out! 

It's Stage 2 of the 2022 Dakar Rally and the racing shakeups continue as racers work their way through a challenging navigation trend that's defining this year's edition.We chat with Sam Sunderland about navigation and course challenges and Skyler Howes calls in with a race report from the past two days. Joan Barreda takes the stage win (his 28th!) and Sam Sunderland is the race's newest leader, the second leader from the GasGas brand, with a strong performance in today's stage which was supposed to be day one of a marathon. It turns out the marathon bivouac was flooded after days of rain, so organizers moved the pits to a new location and scrapped the marathon. The race is on otherwise and what a race it's turning out to be. Big time gains were grabbed by KTM's Kevin Benavides and Toby Price today in the general standings. Also on the move was Joaquim Rodriquez on the Hero machine and Andrew Short took some time back on the Monster Energy Yamaha.  In fact, all the Monster Energy Yamaha machines of VanBeveren (2nd), Short (16th), and Branch (12th overall) are knocking on the top 15 in general classification. One of the strongest day-by-day performance so far in this young race is from Husqvarna Factory Racing's  Skyler Howes as he once again maintained an incredibly consistent pace finishing in the top five today, avoiding errors and looking solid.American Ricky Brabec made up some time from a tough day yesterday, but not as much as his fellow competitors. This race is just getting started with 10 more days of gnarly racing to come!

Red Bull KTM's Toby Price is a rare racing breed. He's constantly chasing another checkered flag. And in 2021 his schedule was massively hectic despite suffering a serious shoulder injury in the final days of the 2021 Dakar Rally. From race trucks in Baja to testing and developing the new KTM 450 Rally bike, Price is always on the gas.In our pre-race chat heading to the start of the 2022 Dakar Rally, Price opens up about being away from home for so long, testing the new KTM bike, the aggressive start stages for the 2022 Dakar, upcoming speed restrictions in rally racing, and how important it is to go fast, everyday, on every stage to stay in contention.Join us as we have a great time talking to the man with the mullet, Toby Price.

Toby Price is one of the best Moto Racers and now Offroad Drivers in the world, he has a team that can back up his skills too!  We get in depth on their Fink Desert Race, the new TSCO Trophy Truck, Working with Mark Dutton & Joe Weining, as well as the future of offroad racing and the next plans for the Red Bull Motorsports Mitsubishi TT.Thanks to Casey Peck for joining us on this amazing show and thank you to all who joined.Follow us on Socialhttps://www.instagram.com/thedirtlifeshowhttps://www.instagram.com/georgehammelOfficial Website and Merch:  http://www.thedirtlifeshow.comMusic license - RedBull Sound Supply - RBLB-B2LGGKAMEFDRVI1O-RBLESupport the show (http://www.thedirtlifeshow.com)

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Honda's team is showing serious strength as 2021's Dakar Rally comes down to the final stages. But, with many miles of racing to come, including the race's longest stage tomorrow, it's still anyone's game.With three of the top four overall ranked riders, Honda is on the gas.American Ricky Brabec made time today while KTM's sails have been somewhat deflated after the departure of Toby Price from yesterday's race. No spoilers here. Listen in to see what went down today and get ready for a wild Stage 11!

Today's  Stage Nine of the 2021 Dakar Rally was held on the anniversary of Paulo Congalves' tragic accident in 2020's edition. The likable legend lost his life last year on the same date and the entire traveling family of Dakar racers paid tribute to him today with commemorative symbols on their bodies, bikes and in their hearts.Red Bull KTM's Toby Price was the first racer on the scene of the accident last year. Today, exactly one  year later, two-time Dakar Champion Price is forced to abandon his race effort with injuries sustained in a crash. Thankfully, the Australian champion's injuries don't seem to be life threatening, but the elimination of one of the strongest competitors in a brutally tough stage is surely taking its toll on the field mentally as the race drains them physically.Atrophy in the race has ramped up, consequences are extremely high, time is running out to make up time. This is the Dakar Rally at its most dangerous and unpredictable stages. In today's episode, we hear from Ricky Brabec who was first on the scene of Price's crash, and get on the phone with Johnny Campbell to ask how the racers and bikes are holding up in the Monster Energy Honda camp.

The second day of the marathon stretch at the 2021 Dakar Rally has finished with the top competitors rising to the occasion. In what seemed to be a catastrophic case of bad luck, Red Bull KTM's Toby Price started the day with a massive tire cut held together by zip ties and duct tape. But, somehow, the champion from Australia held it together to finish on the damaged tire, and claim second overall for the stage! Grabbing his first stage win, "Nacho" Cornejo on the Monster Energy HRC Honda team chased his teammate and defending Dakar champion Ricky Brabec into the desert, swapping the physical lead and maintaining a blistering pace. The performance was good enough to put him over a minute in front of Price for the overall classification.We cover the stage's events, hear from the contenders in the pits, and analyze the stages coming next. We also chat fueling and other strategies on the course as we've been receiving some questions about that.Enjoy this episode and tune in for Stage nine's results tomorrow!

The Marathon.Today's stage 7 of the 2021 Dakar Rally kicks off this year's marathon stages, two back-to-back stages without mechanical support from teams, techs, or service trucks. Riders do their own bike maintenance and can only work on their bikes in the paddock area one time, once they leave their ride, they are done working on the bike until the clock starts tomorrow.American Ricky Brabec grabbed his second win of the race and creeps back into contention while front-running Toby Price loses very little time in the overall to "Nacho" Cornejo - only one second separates the top two in this race.  American Skyler Howes finished third on the stage - his best stage finish.TImes are getting tighter, mistakes carry bigger consequence. We talk with Andrew Short about his controversial departure from the race and how he sees the day-to-day race working out for the top competitors. We also check in with Skyler Howes, who continues to be a very strong performer and is certainly in contention for a podium finish at this point.  

It's time to rest.Dakar competitors are the hardiest of all. Six stages in of brutal racing at high speeds has taken its toll on even the top racers at this year's event. You can hear it in their voices - they are looking forward to a break. In today's episode, we cover a shortened stage 6 that, while 100km shorter than originally planned, was just as tough on the racers and it shook up the standings once again. We hear from Toby Price, "Nacho" Cornejo, and dial up our buddy Skyler Howes to get the details on the day.How many stages can Joan Barreda win? Can Ricky Brabec fight back to the top? How about the consistent players - did today bring them any surprises? How about those tires? All this and more in today's episode from stage 6 at the 2021 Dakar Rally

It's good to be Skyler Howes today. The young American is sitting at the top of the general classification of Elite motorcycle competitors. And, as we've seen all race long, he's been prime for this spot since he's avoided the massive pendulum swings of time gained and lost that the other top contenders are somewhat forced to play in so far.  In today's episode, we chat with the new race leader, one of few Americans to ever hold that spot in the world's toughest racing event.Also on tap today is some insight from the master himself, Jimmy Lewis. We call in to his Nevada rally headquarters as he's following along with intent and interest as his students battle it out in Saudi Arabia. We also get into the controversial departure of American Andrew Short from competition. New information reveals he did, in fact, have water contaminate his fuel in yesterday's stage - stopping his chances of continuing on. We also have confirmation from KTM sources that Toby Price's rear fuel tank issues were caused by the same. Still, the A.S.O. organization denied Yamaha/Short's request to re-enter the race. Learn more by listening in. Big time swings remains the most pressing topic dominating the rankings at this year's rally and we all agree it's going to end soon... but when? Hosts Jesse Ziegler and Quinn Cody try to find out and you are welcome to come along for the ride. 

Australia's Toby Price was the first from his country to win Dakar when he won the 2016 event in only his second attempt. The way he attacks the Dakar Rally, and any challenge on a bike, really, is impressive to say the least. In fact, after barely learning how to navigate, he finished third in his first-ever attempt in 2015.Since he began, he's only not finished on the podium once in 2017 and that was due to a broken femur--likely the only thing that will keep him from being in contention. Need another sign of his speed and toughness? How about his Dakar win in 2019 with a broken wrist injury sustained before the race even started!? And the list goes on, from a massive winning record at Australias Finke Rally, Baja 1000 finishes on a bike and in a truck, and the list just keeps going.If there's one man everyone has at the top of their win list, it's probably Toby Price. But 2020 hasn't been all wins for Price. A COVID-influenced lockdown of his home country and associated self-exile has had him away from friends and family for nearly six months as he's prepped and trained for, essentially this single event. Enjoy this interview with Toby Price as we count down the days to the start of the 2021 Dakar Rally and stay tuned for more!