Episode 22: "This one, big, final croak..." with special guest Jase Macalpine

08/08/23 • 83 min

RC and RV are joined by Jase Macapline and talk Loretta Lynn's last week, his start as a podcast host in the dirt bike world, and the unfortunate demise of a cow (0:00); Fan questions: Does Hunter Lawrence stay on a 250 if he doesn't win the title? Can anyone beat Jett Lawrence at Unadilla? Does Jett's riding style more of an advantage in Motocross or will he dominate in Supercross? Plus, a look into press conferences, the personalities of the sport: past and present, and how can it be different in the future? (37:38) Preview Unadilla and relive big moments at the track in 2005 and 2011. (1:15:41)

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Episode 21: "Ultimately, I think the pendulum has swung..."

RC and RV recap Washougal - 250: Haiden Deegan's 1-1 and his comments toward points-leader Hunter Lawrence, where can Hunter improve, Justin Cooper hanging on by a thread; Motocross of Nation Lites thoughts (0:00); MXoN 450 choices, Jett Lawrence stays undefeated and why, can Chase Sexton bridge the gap and put on pressure, Jason Anderson comments on Jett with Ricky and Ryan discussing whether or not to change your program because of your opponent (29:15); Quad Lock Question of the Week: Austin Forkner goes down again, are some guys more susceptible to injury than others? And the off weekend (1:01:42).

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Episode 23: "It's so hard to win a 450 race, let alone a championship."

RC and RV dive into Jett Lawrence's championship day and how his focus shifts to going undefeated, Chase Sexton's run-in with his teammate and going down once again, Dylan Ferrandis' bike changes making a difference (0:00); Haiden Deegan's bike problems and whether a mechanical failure in Moto 1 should alter Moto 2 gate selection, were Hunter Lawrence's comments directed at his young title contender, Levi Kitchen's solid ride, Jo Shimoda underperforming despite 3-3 for 4th (32:10). Remembering the 2007 Motocross of Nations at Budds Creek and everything that led up to that race, and a preview of this weekend (51:48).