Don Higbee didn’t grow up chasing trophies he grew up chasing cattle. But somewhere between ranch work in Casper, Wyoming and lining up at GNCC and Baja races, he found a calling that’s lasted over two decades.

In this episode, Don takes us through his unexpected journey into off-road racing, including key breakthroughs like his runner-up finish at the 2017 Baja 500 and podium at the 2018 Baja 1000. We talk about what it’s like juggling family life, dealership ownership, and brutal travel schedules plus the little rituals and road stories that keep it all human.

Whether you're a racer, a fan, or someone who just loves a good story about grit and balance, Don's journey proves that you don’t need to be flashy to be legendary—you just need to keep showing up.

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David Ham is no stranger to the podium or to pushing himself beyond the limits most riders accept. As a veteran three-wheeler racer with multiple WORCS championships and a recent victory at the Vegas to Reno 1000, David’s story is one of endurance, passion, and relentless drive.

In this energized and reflective conversation, he shares how he’s preparing for Vegas to Reno 2025, the mindset that keeps him competitive after decades in the sport, and why longevity in racing comes down to more than just speed. From mechanical insight to mental grit, David opens up about what it really takes to keep performing at the top level while staying in love with the ride.

If you’re chasing your own finish line on the track or in life this episode is your fuel. Don’t forget to follow, share, and rate the show so we can keep bringing you the voices that inspire.

Luke Peterson returns to the podcast for an honest and laid-back conversation about where life and racing have taken him since his last visit. Still chasing the dream with grit and determination, Luke shares insights into his latest races, how he’s been dialing in both his performance and mindset, and the personal goals that keep him grounded. Whether it's refining his craft or learning from each setback, Luke’s journey is a reminder that progress isn’t always loud but it’s always moving forward.

If you’ve been following Luke’s career or just love hearing real stories from real riders, this episode is for you.

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Most racers spend years preparing for a race like the Nevada 1000. Jackson Smith won it on his very first try.

In this episode, we sit down with Jackson to hear the full story of how he made his off-road racing debut, and walked away with a win. Riding an ARC 350X three-wheeler with no prior racing experience, Jackson took on one of the toughest desert races in the country and shocked everyone at the finish line.

This is a story about raw grit, quiet confidence, and proving that sometimes, the biggest risks lead to the biggest rewards.

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In this episode of ATV-TALK, we sit down with rising ATV racer Mike Wise from Louisiana. Known for his lightning fast starts and consistency on the track, Mike shares his journey into the sport, what fuels his competitive spirit, and how he’s turning heads on the amateur circuit.

From small-town beginnings to standing out in the Open class, this episode is all about grit, passion, and chasing wins at full throttle. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just getting to know the sport, Mike’s story will leave you inspired.

Northern Ireland’s Emma Wray is making her mark in the WXC class of ATV Motocross, swapping CrossFit competitions for race wins on American soil. Her journey is built on determination, hard work, and a passion for competition, both in the gym and on the track.

In this episode, Emma shares her story of breaking onto the U.S. scene, her fierce battles with riders like Kinsey Osborn, and the mindset it takes to compete at this level while living far from home. From fitness to focus, it’s all about chasing success on and off the track.

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In this episode, we sit down with David Eller, owner of Phoenix Racing Honda—to explore what it really takes to build a successful professional race team. From recruiting top-tier riders to creating a team culture that drives performance, David shares the strategy, vision, and leadership behind one of the most respected programs in motorsports. Whether you’re a fan, a rider, or just love racing from the inside out, this is a deep dive into the blueprint of a winning team.

For nearly two decades, Beau Baron has dominated the ATV racing world with an equally impressive motorcycle career running alongside it. Known for innovation, adaptability, and relentless drive, Beau has long been the guy pulling performance secrets out of a proverbial hat. But this time, the conversation takes a different turn.

In this episode, we look at racing and life through Beau’s eyes. From his early days on the bike to his current run leading the WORCS series (which he's already won 11 times), Beau reflects on the journey, the sacrifices, and what comes next.

The love for the sport is still strong. But with sponsorships shrinking and family responsibilities growing, he’s now weighing what life might look like beyond the racetrack possibly behind the controls of heavy equipment instead of a race machine.

Will Beau Baron retire, or is it just talk? Can he clinch his 12th WORCS title? Tune in to find out then subscribe, share, and hit that like button. Thanks for being part of the ride!

History is in the making as the American Trike Team gears up for the Nevada 1000—a grueling 908-mile desert race across the harsh terrain of Nevada, all in a single day and on three wheels.

This record-setting attempt will be the longest one-day desert race ever for a 3-wheeler or 4-wheeler in the U.S. Featuring Luke Peterson, Donnie Pulliam, Mike Wise, Kevin Advook, and Aden Lipham, the team will pilot machine #476—first off the line in their class.

With a 3:00 AM start time and a specially deviated route for handlebar-equipped vehicles, the American Trike Team will have a 7-hour window before the cars and trucks roar to life. It’s a test of endurance, strategy, and pure grit.

Follow the American Trike Team’s incredible journey and help us celebrate this milestone in off-road racing. Share with friends and family, smash that like button, and don’t forget to subscribe—thank you for riding along!

She may have come out of nowhere, but she’s making her presence known. Raised in New Mexico, the youngest of three siblings, this determined rider grew up chasing her older brothers through every outdoor adventure—from hunting to trail riding. By the age of 8, she was already lining up on the starting gate.

Now, at just 16 years old, she’s making waves in the WMX class. After only four national races, she’s already 3rd in points with two podium finishes, showing the grit and talent needed to challenge the front of the pack.

In a sport where few racers come from her home state, she’s proving that determination and drive can outshine geography. With her eyes on a championship, this is just the beginning of her journey.

Join us for this inspiring story of a rising star in ATV racing. Be sure to share it with friends and family, and don’t forget to like and subscribe wherever you tune in. Thanks for being part of the ride!