Welcome to another two-part episode. In the first episode, we talk about the start of Cory Witherill's racing career. Following up again with him for episode 232 where he talks about his ATV career. Cory Witherill's mid to late 80s was an ATV racer from the golden state. Stadium racing to nationals the unthinkable happened that set in motion Cory’s career in motorsports. 

A story for the ages a boy falls in love with off-road vehicles unknown dreams became a reality ATVs to Indy cars you couldn’t write this story 

Seeing one of our own rise to one of the highest levels in motorsports while never losing his love of the ATV industry 

Enjoy Cory’s travels from ATVs to Indy as you listen please hit the like button and share us with your family and friends.

Dane Molander is confident but not overconfident. Calm and reserved Dane feels he is ready for the competition at the pro level riding a machine that he feels will be the best. 

The slow roll of parts is affecting the final products for Dane’s 1st Pro race in Daytona. In 2022 Pro-am came down to the last race. Winning or not Dane's team decided it was time to go up with a belief is ready to perform.  

Dane is moving up, the pro class is growing, the competition thickens, and the excitement is building. We all look forward to the green flag fly.

The first gate drop is happening soon. Please listen to the episode, follow us, and subscribe!

In 2003 Doug was talked into riding an LTZ 400. This was the best thing to happen to Doug, earning a factory ride with Suzuki that lasted until he retired in 2009.

Building a new machine that wasn't a pro-level and learning not to damage his race machine limited what the factory would do for the practice machine. Doug wanted more of a race quad. The reason for the slower stock machine was the hours Doug put into them and the cost of parts.

Spanning more than 20 years of career, Doug Gust showed the way and put all the other racers on alert. They knew it was never a give-me when Doug Gust showed up. All the hard work and hard times paid big dividends. Ending as a factory Suzuki topped off an amazing career!

Strap on your helmet and hold on tight as Doug takes us through his 20-plus-year career. Please share this episode with friends and family. Hit the like button and subscribe!

In 1985 Suzuki came out with the first Quadracer 250. It was on the golden state series, speedway, and building a factory team. Brian found his way to make a living racing Quads. The real money came via speedway with Suzuki supporting the tv coverage.

With a strong will and with a bold outgoing attitude, he knew he was able to win and ride these foreign-to-the-mainstream world ATVs. Starting to race quads seemed to come naturally to Brian. 

He was done racing after his factory ride fell through. As it turns out going to a local event to watch with his buddies. After telling them how slow they were, a wager was made and after beating his friends on a stock machine a new racing career was made.

Taking a look back at history will always help us see the future more clearly. As you enjoy our latest story please subscribe and share us with family and friends!

The friendship and business relationship has lasted through time Santos has evolved into a main player in the building and prepping industry of XC racing by exploring UTV’s 

Santo Derisi Pro rider in XC from Banshee 350 twin to TRX 250R  2 strokes to 4 strokes change rider to sponsor and builder. Finding the path forward when you still want to race 

Santo has found a way to address his inner desire to race he focuses on professional business processes prepping machines and growing his reach, From old school to modern day.

A great back-and-forth conversation enjoy the History as you do please share with us where you can hit the like button!

Brandon transitioned from Honda to Yamaha a year ago. This is a whole new game since Brandon is trying to come from a Honda-backed program.

Yamaha is the main part of the program so the people that make the program stable was key. 

Developing, growing, and moving forward Brandon’s inner strength is the glue that keeps it together. Growth in education to not only develop his machine but his mind and body.

Join us in this episode as Brandon talks about development, mind, and machine. Don't forget to share if you like this episode.

Max fought through adversity with bad tires and missed set up for his first time on the West Coast. The overall outcome was good and he learned a lot.

Looking back to the 2022 season. Lindquist started off with no seat time, engine issues, and psychological fatigue. Luckily, he ended up coming out with 2nd place.

Max's overall 2022 season was a building year. All of the results weren’t what Max was expecting, but the knowledge gained from MX and his trip west set up high expectations for 2023! 

During his episode, Max fills us in on his 2022 and all we didn’t know about him. Please share the episode and subscribe!

Casey Greek got recruited and started his career on the MX side. Then he moved to ATVs. He then landed on a factory team that helped start his factory career. 

Years of experience have brought Casey into multiple jobs like shock side, racer development, and promotions. Greek spent years traveling, moving from coast to coast, and learning from the factories. He trains young riders and to top it off he got picked to represent the USA in the 2022 QxCON. 

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The road to get here took time and testing years before we got to 2022 all the blood sweat and tears paid off with 3 different titles. David Ham has won championships, so he's no stranger to being on the top of the box.

If we could pull this off it would be like a Dream come true. It started with Best in the Desert in Parker AZ, and a week later in Prim NV., this is how it went back and forth all year. the team rose to the call and came through all year.

Rider of record means David had to be there every time his team members had life come up and others stepped in to take up the slack as it all came together. This year of success doesn't mean we are done looking to do it again in 2023.

Dreams come true for you past racers or up-and-comers Enjoy David's dream Please share and hit the like button and subscribe.

Figuring out that the setup you brought out west would work the hard way Max learned the hard way Blood sweat and tears walker on the other hand spent time on the west coast building new shocks and testing 

Grit and determination praise from your peers was the theme of the events in early November Hauvos put together the multi-discipline invitational race for 10K huge success and the WORCS event 2 days later with 18 pro’s on the line another success for the ATV industry

The unknown of the Huevos event was what it was, how to prepare and set up which skill set will benefit with a late move and a quick group up Walker and Max figured lets and have a good time you never know I could win some Money Racing Worcs for Walker was all about competing with the west coast rides Max figures it is a great place to test and see how he compared

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