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2019 has seen Evan Smith join Max Motorsports/ FXR Racing/ Husqvarna. Competing in the 2019 Kenda AMA National Enduro Series, Smith has placed third at the first two rounds, placing him third in the overall standings. In the Amsoil GNCC, Smith is third in the overall standings of the XC2 250 Pro Class, with second, fourth, and fourth place finishes in the first three rounds. Smith is currently sitting in first place of the Pro 2 Overall Standings in the Kenda Full Sprint Enduro with 115 points.

Larry Pegram is a veteran in racing with over two decades of experience. First entering AMA Superbike in 1996, Pegram had his best season in 2009, finishing fourth with three wins and five podiums. Pegram raced in the 2019 Island Classic in January, racing a 1983 Yamaha FJ 1250. He and Team USA put up a valiant effort but fell to Team Australia by 42 points. Pegram contributed 130 points to Team USA’s 634. Pegram is also racing American Flat Track Twins in 2019 and is currently 11th in the overall standings, placing 11th and eighth in the first two rounds.  

Cody Barnes began competing in the GNCC in 2017 in the 250 A Class and finished third overall. He competed in the FMF XC3 125 Pro-Am in 2018, placing third with 11 top 10 finishes. in the 2019 GNCC FMF XC3 125 Pro-Am Barnes is currently placed first with two wins and a second-place finish through 3 rounds, racing with Beta USA’s factory team.  

Follow along as we tell the story of young athletes, trying to become the next legends of off-road racing. From GNCC's, to National Hare and Hounds, and Endurocross this action packed short film is not one you will want to miss.

Making his Daytona 200 debut in March, 16 year old Sean Dylan Kelly set a record becoming the youngest pole winner in the races 78-year history. Kelly went on to finish second at the Daytona 200. Kelly signed a contract with Team Hammer, Inc. to compete in the 2019 MotoAmerica Supersport Championship aboard a Suzuki GSX-R600. Kelly demonstrated improvement each of his past 3 seasons in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies cup and comes to MotoAmerica riding the momentum of a championship top-10 ranking in the 2018 Rookies Cup with seven top-10 race finishes.

Featuring the following guests: Bobby Fong, Tegan Tremble, Brandon Robinson, Jake Johnson and Dean Wilson

Listen to a replay of an interview with Dean Wilson that first aired on 03.05.19.

2018 saw Jake Johnson finish eighth overall in American Flat Track Twins with 11 top ten finishes, including 2 podiums and a win at Buffalo Chip. Johnson, still competing in American Flat Track Twins in 2019, podiumed at Daytona TT with a third-place finish. He most recently finished 16th at Yamaha Atlanta Short Track on March 23rd.

Brandon Robinson, competing in American Flat Track Twins, placed 8th in the first round at Daytona TT. Robinson podiumed the second round, finishing first at the Yamaha Atlanta Short Track on March 23rd. The next round will be the Texas Half Mile on April 20th, where Robinson finished fourth in 2018 .

Open Segment taken from the 03.26.19 full episode  

After finishing the 2018 GNCC Series in 25th place in the XC2 250 Pro class, Tegan Temple is currently sitting at fifth overall through two rounds. Temple finished the first round in fifth place and the second in 6th place. Tegan is also sitting at fifth place overall in the Kenda Full Sprint Enduro in the Pro 2 Class.

2017 Saw Bobby Fong finish in seventh overall of the MotoAmerica Motul Superbike Championship and third in the Bazzaz Superstock 1000 Championship. In 2018, Fong finished 11th overall in Motul Superbike with a fourth-place finish at the Suzuki Championship at Road Atlanta. It was announced in late January that Fong will join Team Hammer and compete in the MotoAmerica Supersport class in 2019, riding an M4 ECSTAR Suzuki GXS-R600.

Featuring the following guests: Zach Osbourne, Kyle Peters, Henry Wiles, Kyle Wyman and Geoff May

Geoff May started his professional racing career in 2000 and competed in the Daytona 200, sponsored by his current employer, Ameris Bank (where he is a mortgage banker), and Amsoil. Geoff May finished in sixth place at the Daytona 200 over the weekend, only 1.206 seconds behind first place after the final four-lap sprint to the finish.

Kyle Wyman, of N2 Racing Yamaha clinched his first Daytona 200 victory March 16, 2019. Following a crash on the 54th lap, the race essentially came down to a four-lap sprint to the finish. The margin of victory was small, with Wyman finishing .213 seconds ahead of second place, and only 1.206 seconds ahead of sixth place.

Henry Wiles began racing in the American Flat Track Series in 2003 when it was known as AMA Pro Flat Track. Wiles has a record 14 consecutive wins at the Peoria TT, 2004-2018 (though it was rained out in 2007). At the first round of the 2019 Series at Daytona TT, Wiles finished in second place behind Briar Bauman and is sitting in second place in the overall standings.

After suffering a knee injury in 2018, Kyle Peters is currently sitting in ninth place in the 250SX East in the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. He has had 5 finishes in the top ten. Most recently, Peters finished in sixth place in Indianapolis, Indiana on March 16.

Zach Osbourne, a two-time 250 East Supercross Champion and one-time 250 Pro Motocross Champion, missed a portion of his rookie 450 Supercross Series after sustaining a collarbone injury before the first round. He made his debut in Arlington, Texas at the seventh round. He is currently 19th in the overall standings of the 450 Supercross and finished seventh at the most recent round in Indianapolis, IN.

Featuring the following guests: Ryan Sipes, Steward Baylor, Cole Seely and Luke Neese

Listen as the guys discuss the latest news in the motocross world.