Tonight's show comes to from interviews done at the Justin Brayton Shootout. Join Scott Casber and Denny Stephenson as they interview riders that joined Justin Brayton at the Shootout at Pole Position Raceway in Grimes, Iowa. During Part 2 you will hear an interview with Justin Brayton.
Tonight's show comes from interviews done at the Justin Brayton Shootout. Join Scott Casber and Denny Stephenson as they interview riders that joined Justin Brayton at the Shootout at Pole Position Raceway in Grimes, Iowa. Part 1: Listen as Denny Stephenson and Justin Brayton kick off the show.
Featuring the following guests: Cody Gilmore, Chad Pederson, Denny Stephenson, Dustin Peterson and Matt Buyten
Listen as the guys continue to talk to Dustin Peterson about his event in November in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. They also discuss the upcoming Justin Brayton shootout this weekend at riverside raceway in Winterset , Iowa.
A 7-time X Games Step Up medalist, Buyten has gold from 2011, 2010, 2006 and 2003. He's tied with Tommy Clowers for the second-most Step Up gold. Buyten was also a Monster Truck Driver of Metal Mulisha and competed in one of the 2017 Stadium Tours. In February, Buyten offered up his bike to any privateer who had their bike damaged after an issue arose with a drying agent at Monster Energy AMA Supercross in San Diego.
Dustin Peterson is a racing promoter from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He operates Peterson racing promotions.
Denny Stephenson was the 1990 125 SX Champion and is a veteran of the racing community. After a long racing career, Stephenson continues to be active in the racing community publishing articles on RacerXOnline and producing his podcast, DBO’s Absurd After Party, which he hosts with Nick Delozier.
Chad Pederson rode minibikes in the mid-1980s, graduating to the 125 class in 1988. Pederson would score 67 top 10 finishes during his professional motocross and supercross career with eight podiums and a win in the 125 SX East class in 1993 at the Tampa Supercross. During his career, he rode for a wide variety of satellite racing teams including: Noleen Yamaha, DGY, Pro Circuit Kawasaki, Atomic 22, Primal Impulse Suzuki, Neilson Kawasaki, and Moto XXX. Following his motocross and supercross car...
Cody Gilmore is a veteran of the racing scene. Unfortunately, Gilmore suffered a serious injury at Round 13 of Monster Energy Supercross in 2017, sustaining a non-displaced fracture of his C3 and C7 in St. Louis -- the same place his supercross career began in 2005. Gilmore has gone on to found The Best of the Midwest MX Championship.
Featuring the following guests: JD Beach, Brad Baker, Shayna Texter, Taylor Robert, Ricky Russell and Draik Beauchamp
"My goals in life are to have motorcycle racing as a paid career at the national or international level. Networking through racing most of my life has opened the door to many avenues to always stay involved with the industry, even if I can't be on the track." - Draik Beauchamp
Ricky Russell finished the 2018 GNCC XC1 Open Pro Series in sixth place which included 11 top ten and four top five finishes. Russell suffered a spiral fibula fracture on March 1 while practicing in Florida, and has been out with injury. Russell recently returned and finished sixth overall at the 2019 X-Factor Whitetails.
Taylor Robert currently holds the lead in the standings of the WORCS Pro MC Class. Robert has 5 straight First Place finishes with six rounds left. A KTM Factory rider, Robert has also won the opening two rounds of the 2019 Sprint Hero Racing Series sanctioned by AMA.
In 2018, Shayna Texter finished third overall in AFT Singles, in a season that included three wins and 13 top ten finishes. Texter made history for the new Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Flat Track Team when she earned her first AFT Singles Main Event victory of the season, which was the teams first, at the Texas Half Mile.
Brad “The Bullet” Baker won the Grand National Singles Championship in his first full-time year of racing in 2009 and went on to win the AMA Pro Racing Expert Grand National Championship in 2013. in 2017 he finished third overall in AFT Twins. After a crash in 2018 that left him learning to walk again, Baker is currently helping Indian Motorcycles as a rider coach, and working as a commentator of Fans Choice for the AFT Championship, offering his expert analysis.
Featuring the following guests: Zach Osborne, Austin Forkner, Ben Kelley, Justin Brayton, Carlin Gardner and Jared Mees
Jared Mees, a decorated veteran and 2004 AMA rookie of the year, finished the 2018 AFT Twins season with a championship, his second in many years. He finished with 10 wins, and a total of 15 podium finishes. 2018 marked his fifth AMA Grand National Championship. Mees is currently third in the standings and had a win at the Texas Half-Mile on April 20th. The win marks Mees’ 27th Half-Mile triumph, breaking a tie for second all-time with Will Davis.
Garner finished second at the 2019 9th Annual Wiseco Two-Stroke World MX Championship hosted by Fasthouse. The race was held at Glen Helen Raceway in California. The event saw 500 entries including Mike Alessi and Mike Brown. Carlen Gardner placed third in Moto 1 and first in Moto 2 on the podium in second place.
12th overall in standings, Brayton rejoined the series after missing three rounds. He finished in 13th place on his Smartop Bullfrog Spas Honda after qualifying in 9th place in the 450 SX class.
Competing in the XC2 250 Pro Class of the GNCC Series, Ben Kelley has earned four straight wins to open the series. The Trail Jesters KTM rider is currently in fifth place of the overall standings through 4 rounds and is first in the XC2 Pro Class.
Listen as the guys discuss his knee injury and what is happening now with Austin.
Thad Duvall, Trystan Hart, Michael Barnes, Tony Wenck, Kyle Wyman and Geoff May
Listen as the guys discuss what's happening in the life and times with Geoff May
Kyle Wyman discusses his recent win at the Daytona 200
In January, it was announced that Trystan Hart was signed to the 2019 RPM Racing Team. In 2017, Hart finished fifth overall in the 2017 AMA EnduroCross Series in the Super EnduroCross class and in 2018, finished the first two rounds with podium finishes before being injured at Reno and forced to miss the remainder of the series. Hart most recently raced at Las Vegas April 12-14 in the WORCS in the Pro MC Class and came in fourth place.
Michael Barnes holds the record for the oldest rider to win the Daytona 200 at the age of 47, in 2016. Barnes decided to retire in 2014 after serious injuries and despite having one podium finish in his 12 previous 200 starts, Barnes was able to pull off a victory. Barnes is currently racing in the MotoAmerica Twins Cup after a last-minute collaboration between Moto Corse Performance and Quarterley Racing On Track Development led to Barnes racing a Ducati Monster 797 at Road Atlanta. Barnes went...
Listen as all of the guys discuss the improvements to Riverside Track in Winterset. He also talks about upcoming happenings at the track.
Listen as the guys discuss the latest news and happenings in the motocross world.
