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I did put some pressure on myself this year because I was going into it knowing what I had wanted to get out of it, what was a ride. But I handled it pretty well and was able to keep kinda calm. I've definitely learned how to deal with pressure since I quit for two years. Now really looking forward...

I just flew to California today to start testing for Monster cup! So no MXoN for me. Not related to Daniel Craig Can I say neither? Haha since I've gotten older (I know, not that old) I hate heights now haha BACON BACON BACON Anything with a motor and two wheels haha!

I think he had already stopped riding by the time I was starting to get faster so there was so specific day unfortunately cause I would have loved to see that too haha

That's not fair hahaha I would 100% say the bike I'm on. Not just because I'm on this team but seriously the bike is like nothing else I've ridden.

There wasn't a final straw really but rather the realization that I knew I could run out front with those guys. I don't regret leaving the sport at all because I know I wouldn't be where I am today without doing that. I was a project manager at Norton Homes so I looked over all the new construction projects. I...

The district 23 races were awesome and were what allowed me to still get some racing in during my time off. The people and racers are awesome in Minnesota. That is one thing I'll miss when going back to Cali. People are a lot more genuine and nice in MN.

Hahaha I can see that! Thank you man!

Thank you!! I don't know that there was one single moment but a lot of little moments that added up. I realized that I still had a lot of talent to show. Being sidelined almost my whole career and then being able to finally get healthy the past two years really put it into perspective of how much potential I...

Thanks man! I'm bummed to let the 68 go but if u remember right, canard won a championship with #38 on a geico honda!

Always. I sure got lucky!

I love how the track changes through the day haha wouldn't be as fun or challenging if it was perfect all day long. Its good to have to strategize with the team about what we need to change for the race to come. Also tests the skill level of the riders. You learn a lot more from a challenging track...

It was definitely not confidence haha maybe so excited to be back that I was just going for it. I shocked myself a lot but after that I got a lot of confidence that I had the potential to be up there!

I think amateurs now a days are pretty well taught, style wise. It's all about how you can twist that throttle at the end of the day haha! The stock CRF's are awesome. It's an all around great bike and what I rode the two years I was off!

Awesome picture man. I love the new section at Millville. It was harder this year cause it rained so it was muddy but love that track!

Mx108 in Barnum, MN for sure. And my favorite track on the pro circuit is Thunder Valley.

Thanks man haha

I'm the only thing keeping him out of trouble haha just kidding. Good kid, I'll make sure to keep him on track!!

Oh gosh I can only imagine how scared he must have been. He for sure doesn't hold back haha loves to help kids out though!

Thanks man! My advice would be to follow your gut. I would say to never give up but quitting for two years and letting my mind and body heal was the best thing for me. Everyone has a different story so do what you feel is right! Good luck man- wish you the best!!

There are many stories. Some I don't want to know haha!