Hailing from just outside Mexico City, 29-year-old Richie has his sights set on becoming a MotoAmerica Superbike champion. In this 14th episode, Corey and James delve into the path that led him to Richie’s current place as a top talent within MotoAmerica, a story which until now has remained largely untold.

This podcast marks Richie's first in-depth interview in English, as he continues to perfect his language skills. We hope you'll both learn from and enjoy this episode as much as the boys did.

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Corey and James' first ever Motocross / Supercross racer is none other than multi-time champ Zach Osborne. Originally from Virginia, Zach recently kicked it with the crew at his new spot in Clermont, Florida, where he shared an in-depth look into his journey.

Join us as we delve into Zach's world, uncovering the trials and triumphs of elite-level racing and gaining valuable insights into the current landscape of the sport. We hope you enjoy this episode as always!

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At just 23 years old, Brandon Paasch has already made a significant mark in the racing world, earning recognition as one of the top emerging talents in the United States over the past decade. His impressive track record includes championship victories both domestically and abroad, notably in the highly competitive British Superbike paddock.

As a back-to-back winner of the Daytona 200, Brandon's fearless racing style and captivating Supermoto slides have garnered him a dedicated following of over 150,000 fans, drawn to his charismatic 'cool guy' online persona reminiscent of Conor McGregor.

Brandon's recent promotion to the Team Hammer M4 Visionwheel MotoAmerica Superbike team has accelerated his journey to the top, requiring him to mature quickly and fill significant shoes. Despite the pressure, his early results have been promising, reflecting his undeniable talent and determination. Join us as we delve into Brandon's story.

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Meet Chloé Lerin, an experienced engine research engineer specializing in improving internal combustion engines with over a decade in dynamometer labs.

Chloé has journeyed from rural France to Milwaukee, USA, where she works on engine development for Harley-Davidson Motor Company. On weekends, she serves as a race data engineer for the Vision Wheel M4 ECSTAR Suzuki MotoAmerica team or as a trackside support engineer for AiM Sports.

Chloé is our first industry professional guest on the podcast. We hope you enjoy!

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Patrick Jacobsen, often known as PJ, was born in New York but spent most of his upbringing from the age of three at race tracks across the United States and eventually around the world. He began his journey by claiming dozens of national dirt track racing championships before transitioning to asphalt and pursuing his dreams in Europe. Over the past 20 years, he has raced against some of the world's best motorcycling talents.

All of these experiences have led him back home to the MotoAmerica championship, where he has spent the last several years facing the highs and lows that a racer can encounter, both on and off the track. At 30 years old and fresh off of his first MotoAmerica Superbike victory, PJ sat down with us to share his journey, as well as some of the mysteries that have left many wondering who he really is and what makes him such an incredibly talented rider.

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Josh Herrin is one of the most well known and polarizing figures in American motorcycle road racing due to a culmination of his successes and antics on the race track as well as an extremely loyal fan base. Toting over a couple hundred thousand followers across his social media platforms, Josh has put his marketing mind to work over the course of his career to keep him on track and putting food on the table for his family. His journey is not without its up and downs and we were fortunate enough to have him on for one of our longest episodes yet. We hope you enjoy this podcast and if nothing else, learn to respect Josh for his dedication to his craft.

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Kyle Wyman has spent the entirety of his career doing whatever he can just to make it to the race track, riding whatever bike he could to yield him the best result and at times make him the most marketable to potential sponsors. After conquering the business of racing - out of a pickup truck to owning his own semi hauler and staffing full time employees, Kyle put it all aside to join the Factory Harley Davidson race team to ride a bagger. Though an early adopter of the bagger vision, his decision would pay off and over the course of the last few years bagger racing has exploded world wide.

We were able to sit with Kyle and discuss the variety of hurdles he faced throughout his career, from family to injuries and the struggles of maxing out credit cards to make it to the next round. We hope you enjoy learning about the guy behind the bagger! Follow Kyle on social media via @kylewyman or @kwr_harley.

If you're a fan of motorcycle road racing then it's likely you've heard of the 27 year old Texan by the name of Garrett Gerloff but it's also likely you don't really know him. The two time MotoAmerica Supersport Champion and multi-race Superbike winner left the USA at the end of 2019 with a goal to make it to the top of the sport.

Garrett recently made a switch from Yamaha to BMW for the 2023 season which begins a new chapter for him after facing some very high & low points over the course of his first two seasons - ranging from WSBK podiums to MotoGP wildcards, and even his share of international drama.

We talk through his career thus far, some of the pivotal moments, and especially where he is at now in life on and away from the race track. We hope you enjoy getting to know Garrett as much as we did.