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I'm a little nervous to share this. Maybe it's a midlife crisis or maybe it's unresolved PTSD from my childhood, I don't know, really. But I have decided to go after a pro license. I grew up with the Tomac, Anderson, Bagget era. I have a fond memory of going to a regional in Texas on 65s and all 3 plus Trettle and more showed up. I was fastest on practice day, got the holeshot first moto and fell over 2nd turn. Long story short, a stint of concussions when I was still a kid lead my dad to take...

CAIROLI AND THE CHEESE WHEEL In 2007, when the MXoN was held at Budds Creek, many were anticipating a Tony Cairoli-versus-Ryan Villopoto matchup in the MX2 class—especially since they battled the year before in England—and this time it would happen in front of the American fans at Budds Creek, Maryland. But in the days leading up to the race, Cairoli’s bike was held up in U.S. Customs for unexplained reasons. At the very last minute, promoter, Jonathan Beasley, was able to get Cairoli’s crated motorcycle released. After it was released, the Customs officials explained that they held the bike because...

After attending yesterdays race and now watching the race on tv, I have to say that in my opinion, JT nails his role. He’s passionate, intelligent and asks the right questions at the right time. He is the man for the position. And the lady that was on is pretty awesome as well. Stew and Weege run a good front. Stew tells it how it is and is not biased. I think Stew and Weege each had a tight throat that second 250 moto with Jmart leading. It seemed like JT had the same deal going on when interviewing Jmart...