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Posted By Brian
- 08 May 2008
- 8:13am
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Last nights guest:Bob Hannah, David Bailey, Ben Townley, Jeremy Albrecht, Todd Huffman, Jason Weigandt and Broc Hepler Click here to listen
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Posted By David
- 07 May 2008
- 2:39pm
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Bailey / Hannah / Townley / Hepler / J-Bone / Weege on DMXS Tonight!
What a difference a year makes. David Bailey was literally in the fight of life last year, but the ICON has once again overcome the odds and is back enjoying life, family, and helping his son race again. We have run out of words to describe his strength and determination, but will just simple say it’s nice to have our friend back.
A very wise Pennsylvanian once said, "You can never have enough Bob Hannah." Truer words have never been spoken Alphado, and we hardily agree. For those of you with the fortitude to handle it, a new four-hour Hannah DVD is about to be released. This is not for the weak or weary, but those of us that believe the Hurricane was the keystone from the past to the present day rider, it’s a must have for your MX collection. Bob will take a break from Fox News just long enough to fill us in on the details. Prepare to be roosted!
Todd Huffman is the brainchild behind the uber-popular MX Files, Epic Ride, One Chance to Win, and the latest Hannah DVD. Todd is well-respected in the industry and continues to pump out quality work. One of his latest projects is working with JGR and Toyota’s All-Access mini films that you have seen all year long. This Friday the Toyota All-Access will feature Bob Hannah at the Dallas SX on track walk with the JGR team. If ever you wanted to be a fly on a berm, it’s for that little nugget. Todd will join us to discuss all this and when we can expect to see MX Files back on the air.
Factory Red Bull Honda’s Ben Townley has had tough time since wrapping up the SX East Lites title last year. Rumors surfaced a few weeks ago that he had broken his wrist while training in Florida and would miss the outdoors. Of course the internet had it wrong and BT is a little banged up but will be on the gate at Glen Helen. You can hear it from his own mouth and his precious Kiwi accent tonight.
JGR’s Jeremy Albrecht had the daunting task of assembling a Factory caliber team from scratch in just a few short months. I’m sure he has learned a lifetime of lessons since Anaheim 1 and will drop in to give us his scorecard for the year on his own team. There has been lots of speculation where James Stewart will land next year including on their team. We will ask J Bone all that and about their newest hire for the outdoors.
Factory Yamaha’s Broc Hepler is just looking for an entire year without having to deal with an injury. The popular rider has had several careers worth of setbacks but continues to impress with his speed when healthy. "Can You Smell What the Broc is Cooking" Hepler will call after a day of testing the 450 is Cali. Broc will be switching over this summer, so lets hope the change brings some good luck as well.
I wish I could buy stock in Jason Weigandt. The kid is hotter than Google right now with no end in sight. I can’t even remember all the stuff he does, but it’s a lot and he does it oh so well. He has been with us from day one and we always enjoy it when he has time to stop by and catch up. We will also see if he ever found Jason Lawrence.
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Posted By Brian
- 24 April 2008
- 7:15am
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Last nights guest: Ryan Morias, Gavin Gracyk, Ronnie Renner, Matt Lemoine, Trey Canard and MX for Children Paul Gross Click here to listen
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Posted By David
- 23 April 2008
- 3:20pm
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Canard / Renner / Lemoine / Gracyk / Morias / MX for Children
Torco Fuels Honda’s Trey "200%" Canard put to rest that his Cinderella season was just a fluke with an epic win in the final round to secure the title. His celebration was short lived as the outdoor testing schedule was waiting for him shortly after taking the checkered flag. TC will reflect on his rookie SX season after having a few days to let it sink in.
Ronnie "Robbed" Renner is in the DMXS guest Hall of Fame for some of his classic interviews over the last several years, so we had to dial up our old friend after the crazy Navy Moto X World Championship and his podium finishes. Ronnie will break it down in his own unique style.
Last year Yamaha / Boost Mobile’s Ryan Morias was battling for a championship and after a rough start in 07 showed his speed with a strong finish to the season. Ryan will drop by between testing motos for an update.
Troy Lee / Honda / Red Bull’s Gavin Gracyk has overcome a lifetime of adversity in his young career and we could not have been happier when he landed the coveted JGR ride for the outdoors. Nobody was more deserving and Gavin will fill in the details as he looks anxiously to Glen Helen for the season opener.
We have known Yamaha / Star Racing’s Matt Lemoine since he was on little bikes fighting for championships in the mega-competitive amateur ranks. Anyone that knows Matt is aware that his results since turning pro are not indicative of his true speed. Matt is a great kid and we wanted to give him a chance to explain things in his own words.
From their own site, "The mission of MX for Children is to help Children’s Hospitals across the country by creating goodwill between the motocross and supercross community and local children’s hospitals." This worthy charity was founded by Paul Gross after his son was diagnosed with Hydrocephalus and he discovered very little research was being dedicated to a cure. He saw the need to create a charity to assist various children’s hospitals to help sick children in need that little is being done for. Check out www.mxforchildren.org for information on their raffle, silent auction, and other events to raise money for the charity. The Seattle RM-Z250 online raffle ends tonight at midnight Pacific time, so please don’t delay.
Also, don’t forget to help out the awesome folks at Asterisk Mobile Medical Center with their ultra-cool Castillo Ranch Ride Day on Sunday, May 18. This is the only way most people in the world will ever get a chance to ride this piece of moto heaven. Check out http://asterisksuperpass.com/ for more information.
Every Wednesday 8-11pm EST
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Posted By David
- 16 April 2008
- 10:57am
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CASTILLO RANCH RIDE DAY
On Sunday, May 18, 2008 the MX track and trails of Castillo Ranch will be open for a benefit ride day. This exclusive ticket will include riding on the world's most famous home track; touring the property; and a chance to be riding with our own Doc Bodnar, as well as Ricky Johnson, Jeff Emig, and Dave Pingree. We will be are adding more celebrities and champions as we get closer to the event. The Asterisk Mobile Medical Center will be available to tour and Cornwell Tools has donated some great products which we will be giving away.
Tickets are $250.00 and available now at our website http://asterisksuperpass.com. Only 150 participants may attend and it is First-Come, First-Ride event. Castillo Ranch is located in the Santa Ynez Valley of California near the town of Los Alamos. The event is a one day benefit ride for the Asterisk Mobile Medical Center. 100% of the funds from this Asterisk Superpass experience will be used for support staff, supplies and equipment for the Medic Rig.
Visit http://asterisksuperpass.com for details and information on other fund raising events and opportunities. |
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