Three-time Chili Bowl champion Devin Simonson rolled into the award-winning Winner’s Take Y’all powered by Cycle Specialty and let’s just say… it delivered.

Devin didn’t shy away from it either. He owned the rough 65cc (10–11) days at Loretta’s back in 2013, then flipped the script and walked us through his career-best ride this past weekend in Nashville. But let’s be honest—the spotlight stayed on the hardware…

Three. Chili Bowl. Championships. Yeah… THREE. (And honestly, we’re not convinced that’s the final count.)

We laughed, we learned, and we got a peek into what makes the kid tick.

If you’re vibing with what we’re cooking, go load up—shirts, hoodies, hats, the whole deal—and shipping’s on us. Hit up Winners Take Y’all website to catch every episode and grab your gear.

Huge shoutout to our guy at Buck Wild Digital Marketing. That clean site you’re cruising? Yeah… that’s him. Go get your business dialed in.

And much love to the crew at Cooter Life Co. and Bromada for keeping this thing rolling.

And remember: Single to the table… is a double.

Last night on Winners Take Y’all, we welcomed Larry Brooks, team manager of the Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki team. Currently battling colon cancer and making strong progress toward recovery, Larry shared how he remains involved with the team remotely, staying updated throughout race days and offering input. He also reflected on his incredible career, including more than 50 motocross magazine covers, and discussed recent issues surrounding AMA penalties in Supercross.

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Winners Take Y’all is back and rolling and powered by our presenting sponsor Cycle Specialty. If you’re looking for bikes, parts, gear, or just want to deal with people who actually get it, hit up cyclespecialty.com and tell ‘em we sent you.

This week we checked in with our guy—local hero, privateer grinder, and a man with a plan—Grant Hoffman. Big things brewing for Grant as he lines up for the Pro Motocross this summer and he’s got some serious support coming together to make it happen. We’re pumped to watch it unfold and proud to have him in the WTY corner.

We also had Drew Hopkins pull up to the studio, and if you don’t know the name, you probably should. Drew’s a full-blown suspension wizard who’s worked with heavy hitters like Star Racing and Triumph. Now he’s bringing that same elite-level setup to privateers and pros through Common Ground Suspension. If you’re trying to get dialed at the national level, this is the guy you call.

As always, huge shoutout to the crew at Buck Wild Digital Marketing for building our badass site. Head over to www.winnerstakeyall.com and grab some merch. Hoodies, tees, hats… whatever it takes to keep this thing on the rails.

We race with SEVMX—low pressure, high fun, and a damn good time. Check out the schedule at www.sevmx.com and come line up with us.

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Let’s go.

Welcome back to Winners Take Y’all. The boys have been busy hitting the races — including the Daytona Supercross — and we’re fresh off a big weekend at Day In The Dirt.

John grabbed a class win, Nick brought home a 4th place (still no RV hook-up though), and Nick held down 69th place for three glorious laps during the Coup De Grace race before also snagging an Ironman award to cap off the weekend. A true grinder’s performance.

We also welcomed Ryan Sipes, who literally left Day In The Dirt at 6 am to go buy a bike so he could race later that same day. Racers race, folks. Ryan shared some great insight into riding and racing — if you want to learn from one of the best, check him out at motointelligence.com.

As always, please support the companies that support the show. Big thanks to our presenting sponsor cyclespecialty.com — hit them up and tell them WTY sent you.

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And of course much love to our friends at cooterco.com and bromadalife.com for backing the show.

Alright, that’s enough housekeeping. Enjoy the show, idiots.

Winners Take Y’all, powered by Cycle Specialty, welcomed the voice of the sport Jason Weigandt to break down the season so far. We dove into the 250 East, Hunter Lawrence’s breakthrough win, and of course the Red Light District fiasco.

We also caught up with the guy “responsible” for the lights (not really), who claims after blowing up 500 Tuff Blocks with his mouth before every race, he’s already exhausted by the time the gate drops. Sounds like a solid excuse to us.

Grab some merch at winnerstakeyall.com — hoodies, tees, hats, all the goods — and shoutout to Buck Wild Digital Marketing for the slick new site. Much love to SEVMX and our friends at Cooterco and Bromada for the support.

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Winners Take Y’all, brought to you by CycleSpecialty.com, welcomed Jade Dungey, fresh off a win while wrenching for Eli Tomac. Jade gave us a behind-the-scenes look at life in the pits and stories from his stacked résumé working with Chase Sexton, AP, and more.

We kept the brainpower rolling with Jamie from Twisted Development, who joined us mid-road-trip chaos as he preps for Daytona SX, RCSX, and Spring A Ding, because nothing says race season like fixing a van on the side of the road.

Grab some merch at winnerstakeyall.com (hoodies, tees, hats, the whole deal) and shoutout to Buck Wild Digital Marketing for the killer site. Much love as always to SEVMX, plus our friends at Cooterco.com and Bromada.com.

Now hit play.

On the latest episode of Winners Take Y'all, powered by CycleSpecialty.com, we had Rick Doughty from Motobilia on to break down the Chad Reed Mecum bike and why the vintage market’s getting spicy.

Then we caught up with Stew Baylor, calling in on his way to GNCC Round 1. We talked with Stew about running a training facility, stacking results in the woods, and now hiring Cody Groves as his wrench… which is still wild.

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Cheers!

Last night we caught up with Chad Reed, who joined us from Glendale ahead of Supercross while representing ClubMX. Reed dropped some wild details about his bike heading through the Mecum auction — including a few surprises we didn’t see coming. We also welcomed Logan Karnow, who broke down the grind of running his own program and told the story behind landing his OnlyFans sponsorship.

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