Streets won't forget

Yeah Man,

AP on that Star Yamaha 250 was all time!

Mechanical engineer with his MBA and working for Lockheed Martin. The job history made me laugh. Well done, Alex!

Never forget that kid! Sold him his first dirt bike when he was 4 years old! Great young man from an awesome family.

This is awesome to see, good on Alex for becoming successful.

Little side story, I had a friend who had a Loretta’s qualifier at Tomahawk MX. He was an A rider and we were probably 18 at the time. If you’re familiar with tomahawk, there’s a big tabletop and a sweeping left hand turn some time after it. I was standing at this left hand turn and watching Alex on a 65 take it wide open lap after lap. I swear he was faster on that 65 than my buddy was on his 250. 

I love to see this...what an impressive resume.  Another guy I'm just so impressed with (although he followed a very different path) is Cody Webb...he was actively competing in hard enduro and endurocross (and winning!!!) while completing his mechanical engineering degree.  

Good on Alex....what a stud.

Haha, appreciate the mention Crazy to believe it’s been 10 years. I owe motocross for making the transition easier to the “real world”

Feel free to connect on LinkedIn

Always open to helping get more moto people involved at Lockheed.

 I was talking to Big James and Malcolm a couple weeks ago at Budds and mentioned that once you survive two 40 minute motos in Georgia heat with Jeannie Carmichael, everything else is a piece of cake

Cantrell and Jarrett Frye 

Along time ago there was a clip of him jumping that in a Youtube video, can't find it anymore though :/